Bruins

BOSTON - The Bruins stormed back from a three-goal deficit to secure a point, but fell to the Vegas Golden Knights, 4-3, in a shootout on Monday night at TD ...

"We're not just winning, we're putting up a lot of goals this year and scoring a lot, so I think teams know we can do some damage. "I think at this point, teams know we're a dangerous group and we have a lot of depth," said Marchand. "We gave up breakaways and 2-on-1s and they made really good plays and really good shots. We kind of dropped the ball there." But it's good to face a little bit of adversity and to have moments during your season and in games that don't look great and look bleak. Unfortunate the streak came to an end but we all knew it was going to come to an end at some point." While the Bruins were hardly pleased with their start, they knew there was loads of time left as they faced a three-goal deficit. "Reminded me of the game in Ottawa [in October], but this time we found a way to get back in the game, get a point. "Even when we got down three, we hadn't played good yet, so a lot of time left in the game. Boston continued its charge in the third period and tied things, 3-3, when Taylor Hall buried a second chance opportunity on the power play, just seconds after the end of a 5-on-3 advantage. "I am really proud of the group," said coach Jim Montgomery. "I mean, this is a great group of players to coach.