Boston gives up five goals in the last 20 minutes and loses 7-2, falling to 0-3 against New York.
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Large sports venues in Massachusetts to allow 12% capacity, starting March 22
Fenway Park will welcome about 4,500 fans for Opening Day, while TD Garden will be able to have about 2,000 fans for the Bruins and Celtics.
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Bruins’ blue-line depth tested by injuries to Lauzon and Miller
Defenseman Jeremy Lauzon will miss at least a month because of a broken hand, and Kevan Miller is still sidelined because of his troublesome knee.
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Bruins rout Flyers in Winter Classic
David Pastrnak gets his second hat trick this season against Philadelphia, and Boston uses a four-goal second period to pull away for a 7-3 win at Lake Tahoe.
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Bruins notebook: Charlie McAvoy stepping up to challenge as No. 1 defenseman
Boston showed faith in Charlie McAvoy when it let go of Zdeno Chara and Torey Krug in the offseason, and has not been disappointed.
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Devils hand Bruins second straight loss
Boston can’t climb back from another third-period deficit, as New Jersey holds on for a 3-2 win.
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NHL putting new twist on Winter Classic
Two games this weekend, including the Bruins vs. the Flyers on Sunday, are scheduled to be played on a golf course in Lake Tahoe rather than a stadium.
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Tom Caron: Perhaps the Red Sox will take a path similar to the Bruins
When it comes to rebuilding, the Boston Bruins took a patient approach in becoming a championship contender.
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Islanders halt Bruins’ five-game winning streak
Third-period goals by Mathew Barzal and Jean-Gabriel Pageau send Boston to just its second loss in regulation this season – both against the Islanders.
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Halak, Bruins shut out Rangers
Jaroslav Halak makes 21 saves in his 51st career shutout, and Nick Ritchie’s second-period goal lifts Boston to its fifth straight win, 1-0.