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March 3, 2018, Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins (1-2) Every Sports Reference Social Media Account. Site Last Updated: Thursday, March 4, 4:08AM Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction? Marchand scores in OT, Bruins rally past Canadiens 2-1. By Associated Press. Facebook Facebook Messenger Twitter Email. Get box score updates on the Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins hockey game. Get team statistics for the Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins hockey game. BOSTON - David Desharnais scored twice and Max Pacioretty had a goal and an assist in the third period as the Montreal Canadiens rallied to a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Sunday night.
BOSTON -- Brad Marchand waited patiently along the boards, sizing up the situation before swooping around the net and finding his spot to shoot.
Marchand scored 2:06 into overtime to lift the Boston Bruins to a 2-1 comeback win over the Canadiens on Saturday.
’You’re just looking for an opening, that’s kind of how it was,’ he said. ’You could tell they were a little tired. You’re kind of just waiting for that opening to show itself and luckily it did.’
It was the Bruins’ third straight victory and completed their four-game sweep of the season series with their archrivals for the first time since 1994-95.
’To have the puck that long and score -- heck of a goal,’ Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said.
Marchand’s score came on the Bruins’ 50th shot on goal.
Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy suffered what the club called ’a lower-body injury’ on the game’s opening shift. It only took a few minutes for the team to announce that he was ’not likely’ to return, and it gave no further information.
’All I did, was see it real quick on the bench,’ Cassidy said. ’Did he get his foot caught up with the other guy? Or is that something before that? I don’t have a good answer for that to be honest. ... Hopefully it’s not serious. It didn’t look serious at the time.’
Boston was coming off an eight-goal game -- its highest total since 2012 -- in a win over Pittsburgh on Thursday. The Bruins didn’t score Saturday until Jake DeBrusk’s tying goal with 2:45 left in regulation.
With Boston in danger of being shut out for the second time this season, DeBrusk tipped Nick Holden’s shot past Antti Niemi after center Jonathan Drouin was sent off for a delay-of-game penalty.
’When you take six penalties whether deserved or whatever the case may be, eventually it catches up to you,’ Montreal coach Claude Julien said.
Boston scored the tying goal on its sixth power play.
’We’ve been through it so many times this year and different guys have stepped up numerous times,’ Marchand said. ’We know we have a lot of character and can rely on different guys every night.’
Anton Khudobin made 27 saves for Boston.
Brendan Gallagher scored and Niemi made 48 saves for the Canadiens.
’He definitely did his job and gave us a chance to win,’ defenseman Jeff Petry said of Niemi.
Gallagher gave Montreal the lead when he stole a puck from defenseman Kevan Miller near the blue, skated into the slot and beat Khudobin with a wrist shot inside the left post 9:16 into the game.
The Bruins tied their season high for a period with 19 shots on goal in the second -- and even had a two-man power play for 41 seconds -- but Niemi had solid positioning and controlled the rebounds.
Khudobin had the better highlight saves, though. His best was a sprawling right-pad stop with his legs completely split on Logan Shaw’s shot from the edge of the crease.
Boston forward David Pastrnak missed an excellent opportunity when he hit the left post at the end of a 3-on-1 break six minutes into the game.
Game notes The Canadiens entered with the NHL’s worst road record with only 20 points. ... It was Cassidy’s 200th game as coach of the Bruins. ... In a brief token of peace between rival fans: The crowd booed when an adult male dressed in a red Canadiens jersey climbed onto the boards to get a puck stuck in the net, but he got a cheer when he turned around and gave it to a young boy in a Bruins jersey.
UP NEXT
Canadiens: Play the third of a six-game trip at the Devils on Tuesday.
Bruins: Host the Red Wings on Tuesday in the fourth of a six-game homestand.
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BOSTON -- David Desharnais and the Montreal Canadiens saw an opening when Zdeno Chara went to the penalty box, and they certainly made the most of it.
Max Pacioretty scored the tying goal in the third period and Desharnais put Montreal ahead to stay, leading the Canadiens to a 4-3 comeback win over the Boston Bruins on Sunday in a matchup of the Eastern Conference’s top teams.
Both goals came with Chara sitting in the penalty box.
’It’s big,’ said Desharnais, who also scored in the first period. ’He’s a key player for them. For him to not be on the ice is good for us, and we took advantage of it.’
Tomas Plekanec had the other goal for the Canadiens, who jumped two points ahead of Boston for first overall in the conference.
Last season, Montreal finished out of the playoffs -- 28th in the 30-team league. This year, the Canadiens are off to a 14-4-4 start.
’We’re coming from a long way,’ Montreal coach Michel Therrien said. ’Everyone knows if we stick to our plan we’ve got a chance to win every game.’
The longtime rivals played an up-and-down clean first period before some bad feelings surfaced late in the second. Alexei Emelin appeared to cross-check young Bruins star Tyler Seguin on the right hip, sending him to the ice in pain.Bruins Canadiens March 31
Chara then raced in, nailed Emelin, and the pair squared off to the left of Montreal’s net, with the Boston captain throwing most of the punches. Seguin headed down the ramp toward the dressing room, but came back to the bench a few minutes later. Chara collected an instigating penalty, fighting major and 10-minute misconduct, leaving Boston short-handed on defense for a good portion of the third.
’The guy just broke his stick cross-checking Tyler and went down,’ Chara said. ’I was just reacting to it. He’s one of our best players and I’m not going to just watch him getting crushed like that.’
That’s when the Canadiens made their push, grabbing the lead.
’We were able to capitalize off the loss of Chara,’ Therrien said. ’Everyone knows he’s one of the best defensemen in the league.’
Pacioretty’s slap shot from the point beat Tuukka Rask, who appeared to be screened, and tied it at 3-all 5:31 into the third period. Desharnais scored out of a scramble in front with 10:43 to play.
Chara’s teammates felt his actions were justified.
’Z knows the right time to step up and fight for his teammates -- and tonight was the right time,’ Bruins winger Brad Marchand said. ’One of our guys that plays a lot of minutes takes a good shot.’
Bruins coach Claude Julien was even more upset.
’The frustrating part is you end up with 17 minutes in the penalty box when you should have been on the power play,’ he said before challenging the Canadiens, stating they faked some hits for penalties.
’There was a lot of embellishment. That was embarrassing tonight. They have over 100 power plays and we all know why watching tonight. The embellishing is embarrassing for our game.’Bruins Canadiens March 3
Seguin, Patrice Bergeron and Dougie Hamilton scored for Boston, which had won six in a row. Rask stopped 22 shots.
Peter Budaj made 31 saves for Montreal, which played the first of five straight road games.
Boston pulled Rask with 70 seconds left for an extra skater, but Budaj stopped Seguin’s bid from close in the final seconds.
’Fortunately I was able to read it,’ Budaj said. ’It was a big save.’
Trailing 2-1 early in the second period, Boston tied it on Bergeron’s goal. Seguin, who scored the Bruins’ first goal, made a cross-ice pass during a 2-on-1 break. Bergeron knocked in his own rebound after Budaj stopped the initial shot from the edge of the crease.
The Canadiens nearly regained the lead when Pacioretty clearly beat Rask with a blast from the right circle, but it caromed off the left post. Less than a minute later, Travis Moen broke in alone, but Rask dropped to his knees to cut down the angle and make the save.
Boston then grabbed its only lead of the night on Hamilton’s goal while the teams were skating four aside. Marchand fired a shot from the right circle that rebounded over to Hamilton, who slipped a tough-angle shot by Budaj from the bottom of the left circle for his second career goal.
Shortly after Boston had moved ahead 3-2, Montreal peppered Rask with a number of good chances during a 5-on-3 power play.
Game notes The Bruins did a number of different things during the game to support Newtown, Conn. One was having Sandy Hook Elementary School’s lead teacher, Natalie Hammond, drop the ceremonial first puck. ... The Bruins next play at Washington on Tuesday. ... Boston F Chris Bourque was a healthy scratch. ... The Canadiens continue their road trip at the New York Islanders on Tuesday before playing at Carolina, Tampa Bay and Florida, respectively. Their next home game is March 13 against Ottawa. ... It was the 719th meeting between the teams, second only to Detroit-Chicago’s 724. ... Boston entered the day leading the league with a 91.9 percent penalty killing success rate, but gave up a power-play goal after allowing two Saturday against Tampa Bay.
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March 3, 2018, Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins (1-2) Every Sports Reference Social Media Account. Site Last Updated: Thursday, March 4, 4:08AM Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction? Marchand scores in OT, Bruins rally past Canadiens 2-1. By Associated Press. Facebook Facebook Messenger Twitter Email. Get box score updates on the Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins hockey game. Get team statistics for the Montreal Canadiens vs. Boston Bruins hockey game. BOSTON - David Desharnais scored twice and Max Pacioretty had a goal and an assist in the third period as the Montreal Canadiens rallied to a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Sunday night.
BOSTON -- Brad Marchand waited patiently along the boards, sizing up the situation before swooping around the net and finding his spot to shoot.
Marchand scored 2:06 into overtime to lift the Boston Bruins to a 2-1 comeback win over the Canadiens on Saturday.
’You’re just looking for an opening, that’s kind of how it was,’ he said. ’You could tell they were a little tired. You’re kind of just waiting for that opening to show itself and luckily it did.’
It was the Bruins’ third straight victory and completed their four-game sweep of the season series with their archrivals for the first time since 1994-95.
’To have the puck that long and score -- heck of a goal,’ Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said.
Marchand’s score came on the Bruins’ 50th shot on goal.
Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy suffered what the club called ’a lower-body injury’ on the game’s opening shift. It only took a few minutes for the team to announce that he was ’not likely’ to return, and it gave no further information.
’All I did, was see it real quick on the bench,’ Cassidy said. ’Did he get his foot caught up with the other guy? Or is that something before that? I don’t have a good answer for that to be honest. ... Hopefully it’s not serious. It didn’t look serious at the time.’
Boston was coming off an eight-goal game -- its highest total since 2012 -- in a win over Pittsburgh on Thursday. The Bruins didn’t score Saturday until Jake DeBrusk’s tying goal with 2:45 left in regulation.
With Boston in danger of being shut out for the second time this season, DeBrusk tipped Nick Holden’s shot past Antti Niemi after center Jonathan Drouin was sent off for a delay-of-game penalty.
’When you take six penalties whether deserved or whatever the case may be, eventually it catches up to you,’ Montreal coach Claude Julien said.
Boston scored the tying goal on its sixth power play.
’We’ve been through it so many times this year and different guys have stepped up numerous times,’ Marchand said. ’We know we have a lot of character and can rely on different guys every night.’
Anton Khudobin made 27 saves for Boston.
Brendan Gallagher scored and Niemi made 48 saves for the Canadiens.
’He definitely did his job and gave us a chance to win,’ defenseman Jeff Petry said of Niemi.
Gallagher gave Montreal the lead when he stole a puck from defenseman Kevan Miller near the blue, skated into the slot and beat Khudobin with a wrist shot inside the left post 9:16 into the game.
The Bruins tied their season high for a period with 19 shots on goal in the second -- and even had a two-man power play for 41 seconds -- but Niemi had solid positioning and controlled the rebounds.
Khudobin had the better highlight saves, though. His best was a sprawling right-pad stop with his legs completely split on Logan Shaw’s shot from the edge of the crease.
Boston forward David Pastrnak missed an excellent opportunity when he hit the left post at the end of a 3-on-1 break six minutes into the game.
Game notes The Canadiens entered with the NHL’s worst road record with only 20 points. ... It was Cassidy’s 200th game as coach of the Bruins. ... In a brief token of peace between rival fans: The crowd booed when an adult male dressed in a red Canadiens jersey climbed onto the boards to get a puck stuck in the net, but he got a cheer when he turned around and gave it to a young boy in a Bruins jersey.
UP NEXT
Canadiens: Play the third of a six-game trip at the Devils on Tuesday.
Bruins: Host the Red Wings on Tuesday in the fourth of a six-game homestand.
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BOSTON -- David Desharnais and the Montreal Canadiens saw an opening when Zdeno Chara went to the penalty box, and they certainly made the most of it.
Max Pacioretty scored the tying goal in the third period and Desharnais put Montreal ahead to stay, leading the Canadiens to a 4-3 comeback win over the Boston Bruins on Sunday in a matchup of the Eastern Conference’s top teams.
Both goals came with Chara sitting in the penalty box.
’It’s big,’ said Desharnais, who also scored in the first period. ’He’s a key player for them. For him to not be on the ice is good for us, and we took advantage of it.’
Tomas Plekanec had the other goal for the Canadiens, who jumped two points ahead of Boston for first overall in the conference.
Last season, Montreal finished out of the playoffs -- 28th in the 30-team league. This year, the Canadiens are off to a 14-4-4 start.
’We’re coming from a long way,’ Montreal coach Michel Therrien said. ’Everyone knows if we stick to our plan we’ve got a chance to win every game.’
The longtime rivals played an up-and-down clean first period before some bad feelings surfaced late in the second. Alexei Emelin appeared to cross-check young Bruins star Tyler Seguin on the right hip, sending him to the ice in pain.Bruins Canadiens March 31
Chara then raced in, nailed Emelin, and the pair squared off to the left of Montreal’s net, with the Boston captain throwing most of the punches. Seguin headed down the ramp toward the dressing room, but came back to the bench a few minutes later. Chara collected an instigating penalty, fighting major and 10-minute misconduct, leaving Boston short-handed on defense for a good portion of the third.
’The guy just broke his stick cross-checking Tyler and went down,’ Chara said. ’I was just reacting to it. He’s one of our best players and I’m not going to just watch him getting crushed like that.’
That’s when the Canadiens made their push, grabbing the lead.
’We were able to capitalize off the loss of Chara,’ Therrien said. ’Everyone knows he’s one of the best defensemen in the league.’
Pacioretty’s slap shot from the point beat Tuukka Rask, who appeared to be screened, and tied it at 3-all 5:31 into the third period. Desharnais scored out of a scramble in front with 10:43 to play.
Chara’s teammates felt his actions were justified.
’Z knows the right time to step up and fight for his teammates -- and tonight was the right time,’ Bruins winger Brad Marchand said. ’One of our guys that plays a lot of minutes takes a good shot.’
Bruins coach Claude Julien was even more upset.
’The frustrating part is you end up with 17 minutes in the penalty box when you should have been on the power play,’ he said before challenging the Canadiens, stating they faked some hits for penalties.
’There was a lot of embellishment. That was embarrassing tonight. They have over 100 power plays and we all know why watching tonight. The embellishing is embarrassing for our game.’Bruins Canadiens March 3
Seguin, Patrice Bergeron and Dougie Hamilton scored for Boston, which had won six in a row. Rask stopped 22 shots.
Peter Budaj made 31 saves for Montreal, which played the first of five straight road games.
Boston pulled Rask with 70 seconds left for an extra skater, but Budaj stopped Seguin’s bid from close in the final seconds.
’Fortunately I was able to read it,’ Budaj said. ’It was a big save.’
Trailing 2-1 early in the second period, Boston tied it on Bergeron’s goal. Seguin, who scored the Bruins’ first goal, made a cross-ice pass during a 2-on-1 break. Bergeron knocked in his own rebound after Budaj stopped the initial shot from the edge of the crease.
The Canadiens nearly regained the lead when Pacioretty clearly beat Rask with a blast from the right circle, but it caromed off the left post. Less than a minute later, Travis Moen broke in alone, but Rask dropped to his knees to cut down the angle and make the save.
Boston then grabbed its only lead of the night on Hamilton’s goal while the teams were skating four aside. Marchand fired a shot from the right circle that rebounded over to Hamilton, who slipped a tough-angle shot by Budaj from the bottom of the left circle for his second career goal.
Shortly after Boston had moved ahead 3-2, Montreal peppered Rask with a number of good chances during a 5-on-3 power play.
Game notes The Bruins did a number of different things during the game to support Newtown, Conn. One was having Sandy Hook Elementary School’s lead teacher, Natalie Hammond, drop the ceremonial first puck. ... The Bruins next play at Washington on Tuesday. ... Boston F Chris Bourque was a healthy scratch. ... The Canadiens continue their road trip at the New York Islanders on Tuesday before playing at Carolina, Tampa Bay and Florida, respectively. Their next home game is March 13 against Ottawa. ... It was the 719th meeting between the teams, second only to Detroit-Chicago’s 724. ... Boston entered the day leading the league with a 91.9 percent penalty killing success rate, but gave up a power-play goal after allowing two Saturday against Tampa Bay.
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