Patrice Bergeron starts a scoring onslaught just 15 seconds into the game, and Jeremy Swayman records his second straight shutout, 7-0.

“We play for the Stanley Cup,” Bruins President Cam Neely says.

Brad Marchand is still averaging a point per game, but remains a bit frustrated that he isn’t back at 100 percent after significant surgery in the offseason.

The Bruins (103 points) are trying to catch the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens, who hold the record for most points with 133.

Charlie Coyle, Tomas Nosek, David Pastrnak and Patrick Bergeron score in Boston’s 4-2 victory.

Boston erupts for five third-period goals and pulls away for its ninth straight win, 7-1.

David Pastrnak, 26, is second in the league this season with 42 goals.

Charlie McAvoy scores with five seconds left in overtime for Boston, which is outshot 57-20.