While it wasn't a large margin of victory, the Boston Bruins were able to overcome an early 1-0 deficit to top the Columbus Blue Jackets in overtime, 2-1. Tyler Bertuzzi got the power play off the schneid, David Pastrnak scored a dazzling OT winner, and Linus Ullmark continued to show why he's the likely Vezina Trophy winner, standing on his head in a physical, fighting-heavy, lack-of-goals-having game.

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The Bruins failed to clinch the President's Trophy with a 2-1 loss to the Nashville Predators at home Tuesday night. The loss might have been most indicative of all of Boston's weaknesses as of late: an ineffective power play, looking too cute, and sloppy play. Let's hope this doesn't become a trend leading up to the playoffs!

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With the Bruins resting Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand AND Hampus Lindholm for this tilt, you'd be forgiven for thinking the Black and Gold would be happy to cruise through 60 minutes and stay healthy. No one told this team. With no quit, despite giving up a two-goal lead early in the third, they took all two points with a shootout victory in Carolina.

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The Bruins found themselves in another physical and aggressive battle against the Lightning Saturday afternoon. With goals from Patrice Bergeron and Garnet Hathaway and more stout goaltending from Linus Ullmark, Boston found yet another way to take home two points and, in the process, clinched the Atlantic Division title.

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Despite the difference in the standings, the Bruins and Canadiens felt like they were playing for hometown glory. A first goal as a Bruin from a trade deadline acquisition and some beautiful tallies combined with feisty play all the way around proved to be quite an entertaining match in Boston. Still, the Bruins showed their might and came out on top with a 4-2 win.

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Coming home after the team's last extended road trip, the Bruins found a way to stay on their feet against a relentless, young, and talented Ottawa Senators to notch Boston's 54th win of the season!

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In what could have been a trap game in the second leg of a back-to-back, the Bruins pounded the back of the net early and often. Seven different goal scorers for seven goals and a second consecutive shutout for Jeremy Swayman can help Bruins fans rest easy with a 7-0 victory in Buffalo.

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Coming into the game looking to re-build momentum and simmer a red-hot Wild team, the Bruins–despite giving up the first goal of the game again–found themselves to be much more in control of themselves. In critical moments, they didn't shoot themselves in the feet and pushed forward on their way to a 5-2 win.

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Coming into Winnipeg, the Bruins desperately needed to find their rhythm. While it still wasn't a perfect outing, it was more than enough for that they needed. With goals from Trent Frederic, Pavel Zacha and Tomas Nosek, Boston notched another win in this stellar 2023 season.

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The frustrating road trip keeps going in Chicago, as the Bruins, despite a decent start and multiple goals, couldn't keep the Blackhawks at bay. Is this the Bruins regressing to the rest of the league's mean or is this just the frustrating challenge the Black and Gold need to make themselves stronger? Lots of thoughts after Boston's 6-3 loss.

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