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Bruins visit the Devils after shootout win
The Bruins seek to build on a recent shootout win while the Devils rely on Jesper Bratt's 52 points this season, with Boston holding a 37-23-6 overall record.
- On Monday, the Boston Bruins visit the New Jersey Devils in Newark at 7 p.m. EDT for their second meeting this season.
- The Bruins arrive after defeating the Washington Capitals 3-2 in a shootout, building momentum before facing New Jersey, whom Boston defeated 4-1 in their earlier matchup.
- David Pastrnak leads Boston with 24 goals and 54 assists, while Jesper Bratt anchors New Jersey with 14 goals and 38 assists; Charlie McAvoy and Nico Hischier each have five goals over the past 10 games.
- Boston is 5-3-2 recently, averaging 2.7 goals while allowing 2.7, whereas New Jersey sits 5-5-0 and is 14-7-2 in one-goal contests, making close margins decisive.
- Penalty-Minute tendencies stand out: the Bruins rank second in league play serving 12.8 per game, while New Jersey averages 6.9, a significant discipline gap heading into the matchup.
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Bruins out to improve road effort, Devils aim to play spoiler
More consistent play on the road may be the key to the Boston Bruins' playoff push, which continues Monday against the New Jersey Devils in Newark, N.J.
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