Bruins vs. Panthers: A Battle of Atlantic Division Giants

Bruins aim to extend winning streak as they host the Panthers

The Boston Bruins have been on a roll, winning three games in a row and boasting an impressive record of 45-17-15. With a strong 17-4-3 record against the Atlantic Division, the Bruins have scored 252 goals while allowing just 206, resulting in a remarkable +46 scoring differential.

On the other hand, the Florida Panthers are currently leading the league with a record of 48-24-5 and an outstanding 14-5-3 against their Atlantic Division rivals. The upcoming game between these two teams will be their fourth meeting this season, with the Bruins coming out on top in their last encounter with a score of 4-3.

Brad Marchand has been instrumental in the Bruins’ success, leading the team with an impressive 28 goals and 37 assists. Pavel Zacha has also been a key player for the Bruins, contributing two goals and nine assists in his last 10 games. Meanwhile, Matthew Tkachuk has been one of the standout players for the Panthers, scoring an impressive 24 goals and racking up an astounding 59 assists. Sam Reinhart has also played well lately, scoring seven goals and adding five assists in his last ten games.

In their most recent ten games, both teams have shown promising results: while the Bruins have won seven out of ten and averaged an impressive three goals per game, the Panthers have managed to win three out of ten while still averaging three goals per game as well. Unfortunately, both teams will be missing key players due to injuries: the Bruins will be without Justin Brazeau, Milan Lucic, Pat Maroon, Derek Forbort, and Matthew Poitras; while the Panthers will be missing Aaron Ekblad and Carter Verhaeghe.

As they prepare to face off once again this season, both teams will need to rely on their strengths while adapting to some changes brought about by injuries. It is sure to be an exciting matchup between two talented teams vying for supremacy in their division.

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