Bruins top NHL season points mark, beating Capitals 5-2

 






BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bruins saved their most recent exceptional execution of the time for their home group.


Brad Marchand and Tyler Bertuzzi had show of dominance objectives and the Bruins broke the NHL focuses record with a 5-2 triumph over the Washington Capitals on Tuesday night in their customary season home finale.


Under serenades of "We need the Cup!" from fans inside TD Nursery the Bruins' won their seventh in a row to push their focuses all out to 133, one a larger number of than the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens. Those Canadiens played in a period without additional time and shootouts. The Bruins have an additional 11 focuses — five for shootout wins and six for extra time wins — inaccessible to Canadiens when they set the standard.


"We're cheerful about it, don't misunderstand me. Be that as it may, it's a standard season record," Marchand said. "End of the season games begin and everything begins once more. There will be 16 groups that have a similar objective as a main priority and what we've achieved so far makes little difference to that."


The Bruins broke the imprint a game in the wake of establishing the NHL triumph' record with 63 on Sunday at Philadelphia, breaking a bind with the 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings and 2018-19 Tampa Straight Lightning.


"I think (Montreal's) dominates in 80 matches is somewhat more critical," Bruins mentor Jim Montgomery said. Yet, he added it's as yet significant "on the grounds that those were prevailing hockey groups."


Tomas Nosek, Garnet Hathaway and Jake DeBrusk likewise scored for Boston on Tuesday night in win No. 64.


A night subsequent to arriving at 60 objectives in season interestingly, David Pastrnak posted his 50th and 51st helps. Linus Ullmark got done with 19 recoveries, with left the game with a little more than nine minutes left with what Montgomery said was "muscle fixing." Marchand and Patrice Bergeron added helps.


At the point when the end of the season games start the Bruins will have home-ice advantage all through in quest for the establishment's most memorable Stanley Cup title beginning around 2011.


Scratch Jensen and Tom Wilson scored for the Capitals. Charlie Lindgren had 33 recoveries, including a one-gave, gloveless save money on Pastrnak right off the bat in the third period.


Wilson restricted what had been a two-objective deficiency to 3-2 in the third before Nosek found Hathaway cutting toward the net for his thirteenth objective.


The Bruins got their most memorable strategic maneuver of the game with 12:24 left in the second after Matt Irwin was required a cross-mind Taylor Lobby.


Under a moment later Boston transformed it into a 1-0 lead when Pastrnak accumulated a pass from Patrice Bergeron, quickly attracted a few protectors the center of the ice and flipped it to lower part of the right faceoff circle to Marchand, who polished off his 21st objective of the time. It was his first objective in quite a while subsequent to having last scored in a misfortune to Edmonton on Walk 9.


"You nearly need to giggle about it," Marchand said. "It's a unique little something I think where it gets disappointing, however at that point it reaches a place where it's simply bizarre. You can't act over the top with it and I feel that is where it got to. It's not the standard and that's what I know."


Boston was on the strategic maneuver again after Tom Wilson was called for roughing Charlie McAvoy with just shy of seven minutes to play in the period.


The Bruins made it 2-0 when Bertuzzi wound up in ideal situation to bounce back a shot by Pastrnak and push through his eighth objective of the time.


Jensen managed the edge to an objective with 4:53 left in the period, when his wrist shot seemed to cut McAvoy and stream by Ullmark for Jensen's fifth objective of the extended time of the year.


BOWMAN Makes an appearance


Corridor of Popularity mentor Scotty Bowman was in participation when Tampa Straight facilitated Toronto on Tuesday.


A companion of Montgomery and mentor for the past exceptional seasons by Montreal and Detroit, the 89-year-old said he wouldn't fret seeing those imprints outperformed.


"We actually have part of the record, we got 132 focuses in 80 games I continue to tell him," Bowman said with grin. "I wouldn't fret. I'm happy for him since he got back in the game. He has certainty. They have a decent group. ... I'm mature enough to realize that I don't have to have every one of my records, and in the event that he can them I'm glad for him."


NOTES: It was only Boston's second time with two show of dominance objectives in a game this season. It likewise had two in a 7-3 win over Florida on Dec. 19. … Washington's Jensen has now scored in a profession high five games. … Henrik Borgstrom was reviewed from the AHL Hershey Bears Tuesday and turned into the primary Finnish player to dress for the Capitals in 14 years.


SOURCE : SPECTRUM

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