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Bruins notch 10th win
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January 3, 2009, Saturday
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THE Boston Bruins recorded a season-high 10th victory in a row by beating the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2.
It was the second time in three days the league-leading Bruins (29-5-4) defeated the Penguins, after a 5-2 win on Tuesday.
Goaltender Manny Fernandez had 30 saves and four different Boston skaters scored to put the Bruins on their longest winning streak since March 1973.
It was also Boston's 15th win in the last 16 contests.
"They trap well and they take advantage of any miscues," said Penguins defenseman Hal Gil, a former Bruin. "I think it's all about their team, when they're playing a team game, everyone is involved, everyone is playing the same system.
"You can interchange parts, but when everyone is buying into the system that's when you get wins," he said.
Rookie Dustin Jeffrey's first goal of the season provided Pittsburgh with an early lead, but the Bruins responded with three unanswered scores.
David Krejci's 14th goal of the season at 4:05 in the first period made it 1-1, P.J. Axelsson added a power-play goal five minutes later and Milan Lucic put Boston up 3-1 in the second period, collecting a loose puck and slapping it past Pittsburgh goalie Dany Sabourin, who finished with 22 saves.
Penguins left wing Ruslan Fedotenko scored to cut the deficit to one goal in the third period before Boston's Marc Savard scored into an empty net to make it 4-2.
Boston has a 14-1-1 record on home ice this season.
It was the third loss in a row for the defending Eastern Conference champions Penguins (19-15-4), who have struggled to score as of late.
Evgeni Malkin registered his league-leading 45th assist of the season and has an NHL-best 60 points, while Sidney Crosby failed to register a point and has scored just two goals in 15 games.
Despite their recent slide, the Penguins remain a dangerous opponent. "They can string a lot of goals together," said Boston's Dennis Wildeman. "They've got a great goalie over there, great defense, just a great team."
In Washington, Alex Ovechkin had a goal and two assists in Washington's 7-4 win over Tampa Bay.
In Toronto, Jason Pominville and Derek Roy each scored twice for Buffalo as the Sabres topped Maple Leafs 4-1.
In Nashville, Tennessee, the Canucks enjoyed a 2-1 win over the Predators.
It was the second time in three days the league-leading Bruins (29-5-4) defeated the Penguins, after a 5-2 win on Tuesday.
Goaltender Manny Fernandez had 30 saves and four different Boston skaters scored to put the Bruins on their longest winning streak since March 1973.
It was also Boston's 15th win in the last 16 contests.
"They trap well and they take advantage of any miscues," said Penguins defenseman Hal Gil, a former Bruin. "I think it's all about their team, when they're playing a team game, everyone is involved, everyone is playing the same system.
"You can interchange parts, but when everyone is buying into the system that's when you get wins," he said.
Rookie Dustin Jeffrey's first goal of the season provided Pittsburgh with an early lead, but the Bruins responded with three unanswered scores.
David Krejci's 14th goal of the season at 4:05 in the first period made it 1-1, P.J. Axelsson added a power-play goal five minutes later and Milan Lucic put Boston up 3-1 in the second period, collecting a loose puck and slapping it past Pittsburgh goalie Dany Sabourin, who finished with 22 saves.
Penguins left wing Ruslan Fedotenko scored to cut the deficit to one goal in the third period before Boston's Marc Savard scored into an empty net to make it 4-2.
Boston has a 14-1-1 record on home ice this season.
It was the third loss in a row for the defending Eastern Conference champions Penguins (19-15-4), who have struggled to score as of late.
Evgeni Malkin registered his league-leading 45th assist of the season and has an NHL-best 60 points, while Sidney Crosby failed to register a point and has scored just two goals in 15 games.
Despite their recent slide, the Penguins remain a dangerous opponent. "They can string a lot of goals together," said Boston's Dennis Wildeman. "They've got a great goalie over there, great defense, just a great team."
In Washington, Alex Ovechkin had a goal and two assists in Washington's 7-4 win over Tampa Bay.
In Toronto, Jason Pominville and Derek Roy each scored twice for Buffalo as the Sabres topped Maple Leafs 4-1.
In Nashville, Tennessee, the Canucks enjoyed a 2-1 win over the Predators.
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