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Lawson Crouse scored the winning goal with 14 seconds remaining and Karel Vejmelka recorded 43 saves to help the Arizona Coyotes end a six-game losing...

Brock Nelson opened the flurry and added a goal later in the second for the Islanders, who won for the second time in five games. Timo Meier, Scott Harrington, Nick Bonino and Steven Lorentz also scored for the Sharks, who jumped out to a 4-0 lead while ending a four-game losing streak. Rickard Rakell had a goal with an assist, while Brock McGinn and Jake Guentzel also scored for the Penguins. McDavid scored for the seventh straight game, and he has nine goals and 10 assists during an eight-game point streak. Marchessault scored in his fourth consecutive game, giving him 12 goals on the season. Pittsburgh made the most of the chance, and from close range, Carter pushed the puck past Craig Anderson (29 saves) to extend the Penguins’ point streak to five games. Shayne Gostisbehere and Matias Maccelli each had two assists for the Coyotes, who ended a 19-game losing streak against the Bruins. The NHL record for most consecutive wins against an opponent is held by the Montreal Canadiens, who had a 23-game winning streak against the Washington Capitals from 1974 to 1978. Anders Lee, Casey Cizikas and Oliver Wahlstrom each scored following Nelson’s first goal while Cal Clutterbuck scored early in the third. Goalie Charlie Lindgren, starting his third straight game for the injured Darcy Kuemper, made 25 saves. Schmaltz handed the Coyotes a 3-2 lead when he scored 53 seconds into the third period. Philipp Grubauer stopped 34 of 36 shots against his former team, which he helped win a Stanley Cup championship in 2018.

The Boston Bruins watched as a much-discussed icing call went against them on the final play of the game in a 4-3 loss to Arizona.

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TEMPE (AP) — The Arizona Coyotes' return to the Mullett turned into one big streak-ending party. Lawson Crouse scored his second goal with 13.5 seconds left in ...

"I was kind of posting up on the blue line thinking it was going to be icing and he made a great pass," Crouse said. "Celli keeps improving, he's competing defensively, he's good on both sides of the puck and makes the other players better." ... Arizona was without rookie Dylan Guenther, who was loaned to Team Canada for the world junior championships. The Coyotes returned from a 14-game trip to play at Mullett Arena for the first time since Nov. They got off to a great start when Josh Brown scored 23 seconds into the game and played well against the NHL-leading Bruins, taking a 3-2 lead on Nick Schmatz's third-period goal. ... Chychrun had an assist on Crouse's goal for his 150th NHL point. It's unfortunate we didn't come away with the win." "I was almost dumbfounded. "I was shocked. That was a good win for our team." He has nine points his last seven games. "They are a really good team, top one or two in the league," Coyotes coach Andre Tourigny said.

“We thought it should've been icing,” Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery said. “It shouldn't matter [if the puck went into the crease]. The only thing that should ...

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Before a Friday meeting at Mullett Arena, the last time the Coyotes had beaten the Boston Bruins was Oct. 9, 2010 in Prague, Czechia, when they won 5-2 ...

“When you play at 11-7, that gives you the opportunity to reward guys who deserve it, and to have versatility in the sense that if you want more rugged lines, you can put a rugged player there. If the deal doesn’t materialize, he can bide his time, and that has been his track record for his entire 27-month tenure as GM. The other concern that GMs may have about Chychrun is his long list of injuries, which includes both knees, a shoulder, an ankle, and a wrist. Philadelphia received forward Owen Tippett, a first-round pick in the 2024 NHL Draft or 2025 NHL Draft, and a third-round pick in the 2023 NHL Draft. Chychrun’s expected goals for (6.3) after just eight games was a rate that would lead the team if he had played all 24 games — and that’s as a defenseman. The Bruins held their morning skate at the arena and their buses were backed up to the annex. After starting the season hot with six goals and eight points in his first 11 games, he has two assists in his past 11 games. He left the door open and coach André Tourigny had to close it for him while the rest of Ritchie’s teammates stayed on the ice. He logged just 12:28 of ice time, but he had four hits and saw significant time on the power play. The Bruins outshot the Coyotes 15-6 in the first period and 23-6 in the second. With two more goals on Friday, Crouse leads the team with 12 and is on pace for 39, which would shatter his personal best of 20 set last season before he signed his five-year, $21.5 million deal. The Coyotes had their share of critics when they signed Crouse to that deal this summer.

Lawson Crouse scored his second goal with 13.5 seconds left in the third period and the Coyotes returned home to end a 19-game losing streak to the Boston ...

"I was kind of posting up on the blue line thinking it was going to be icing and he made a great pass," Crouse said. "Celli keeps improving, he’s competing defensively, he’s good on both sides of the puck and makes the other players better." ... Arizona was without rookie Dylan Guenther, who was loaned to Team Canada for the world junior championships. The Coyotes returned from a 14-game trip to play at Mullett Arena for the first time since Nov. They got off to a great start when Josh Brown scored 23 seconds into the game and played well against the NHL-leading Bruins, taking a 3-2 lead on Nick Schmatz’s third-period goal. ... Chychrun had an assist on Crouse’s goal for his 150th NHL point. It’s unfortunate we didn’t come away with the win." "I was almost dumbfounded. "I was shocked. That was a good win for our team." He has nine points his last seven games. "They are a really good team, top one or two in the league," Coyotes coach Andre Tourigny said.

Boston Bruins fans were perplexed Friday night when a non-icing call led to the game-winning goal for the Arizona Coyotes at Mullet Arena.

I don’t understand how at that point in the game it would be anything different. Matias Maccelli got control of the puck and passed it over to Lawson Crouse who scored the game-winner with just Jeremy Swayman decided to not play the puck in hopes of getting the call, but the official waved it off.

The Arizona Coyotes' losing streak is over as they beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 in regulation.

However, Arizona killed that one, and the Coyotes kept their lead, for now. Vejmelka deserves a lot of credit for stopping 43 shots, which kept the team in the game despite their many stupid penalties. The Coyotes killed that and got on the board again with another early goal from Nick Schmaltz. Keller passed the puck up to Schmaltz, who fired it past Swayman, and the Coyotes regained their lead. Halfway through the final frame, Nick Schmaltz was in the box for tripping, and the Bruins had their sixth power play. But with seconds left in regulation, what initially looked like icing was waved off as the puck hit the net. The Coyotes could have used that goal because it didn’t take long for the Bruins to get on the board. Arizona did have a golden opportunity to retake the lead when they got their third power play of the game just under 15 minutes in, but they failed to convert again. Arizona would get a power play of their own not long after when Taylor Hall was called for tripping, but they couldn’t regain the lead. Just under five minutes in, Karel Vejmelka made a massive save, and in the resulting pushing and shoving, Liam O’Brien was sent to the box for roughing. Also, the Coyotes getting offensive from their defensemen would be a running theme in this game. Not only is their 14-game road trip over, but their losing streak is too as the Desert Dogs beat the [Boston Bruins](https://www.stanleycupofchowder.com) 4-3 in regulation.

The Boston Bruins lost the ultimate trap game to the Coyotes thanks to goaltending not a missed icing call.

[Boston Bruins1 day ago ](https://bostonhockeynow.com/2023/03/21/boston-bruins-talking-points-ullmark-40-saves-bruins-beat-senators-2-1/) [Boston Bruins19 hours ago ](https://bostonhockeynow.com/2023/03/22/boston-bruins-marchand-found-his-groove-at-perfect-time/) [Boston Bruins12 hours ago ](https://bostonhockeynow.com/2023/03/22/boston-bruins-no-surprise-marchands-nhlpa-peers-hate-playing-against-him/) Skinner should be getting a suspension after his senseless and dirty cross-check to the face of Pittsburgh Penguins forward Jake Guentzel. Bieksa will be on the Hockey Night In Canada broadcast Saturday to give his take on what really happened before the Bruins won the 2011 Stanley Cup. Bruins fans can point to what they think was a missed icing call all they want as to why the Bruins lost to the third-worst team in the NHL on Friday night.

The Bruins lost in heartbreaking fashion Friday night when a non-icing call led Lawson Crouse to bury the game-winner with 14 seconds left.

“It was a bit of a different game, different flow. “I wanna make sure that I’m keeping it one shot at a time and making saves when I need to,” Swayman told reporters after the game. “Obviously not the start that you want,” Bergeron told reporters. It shouldn’t matter,” Montgomery told reporters after the game. Jeremy Swayman put his hand up as if the icing call was going to come, but it never did. It looked as if the Bruins were going to get the icing call and have an offensive zone faceoff with 17 seconds left and a prime opportunity to break the 3-3 tie.

The Coyotes score with 13.5 seconds left after an icing call is waved off and the Bruins fail to get the puck out of danger.

The Stars won late in overtime for the second time in less than 48 hours. They had been been 0-5 in games past regulation before a 4-3 win over Ottawa on Thursday night, when Tyler Seguin scored with 29 seconds left in OT. Louis forward Scott Nichol with the bottom of his skate. The second cross-check was to Guentzel’s face just below his visor. This is the second suspension of Skinner’s 13-year career. It appeared the teams were headed to the 3 on 3 overtime but disaster struck. But then the linesman is there to make a decision based on a fraction of second. Because that’s the last thing you want to do. The two exchanged slashes before Skinner cross-checked Guentzel twice. And though they might have been robbed of at least a point, the Bruins didn’t do what they almost always have done this year — win the third period. And they can thank goalie Karel Vejmelka (43 saves) for the victory. The Bruins fumbled the puck when an icing call was waived off at the last instant.

Ugly, Ugly, Ugly start. 1-0 Yotes. Thankfully, David Pastrnak managed to even things up with an absolute blast on the power play, bringing his personal goal ...

- It’s a shame too because, outside of everything else...I think Mullett Arena kinda rules as a destination to watch a game. - We should, again, hope that the Coyotes ownership group decides paying Vejmelka is a better use of their time than however many picks he could command on the open market. Regardless, the B’s blinked, and the Yotes capitalized. There’s nothing to really say about the team’s effort... It’s easy to let the blinders of the year allow you to forget that even in his rise to prominence, he had games exactly like this one just a year ago. I went looking for a good reason, it seems like the rulebook for this year has something about the puck gliding through the blue paint in front of the goalie, but I’m not sure it ever made it there. [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/FsRibwOCS9] [December 10, 2022] [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/NDgvtoW63F] [December 10, 2022] [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/6nigAKbF23] [December 10, 2022] [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/QR8Lfp760x] [December 10, 2022] [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/Dop6KHGBMi] [December 10, 2022] [#ARIvsBOS] [#Yotes] [#NHLBruins] [pic.twitter.com/JG4mVNY5gS] [December 10, 2022]