Bruins Wrap: Boston Downs Kraken In OT Thanks To Jake DeBrusk

DeBrusk potted two in the Bruins win

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Feb 25, 2022

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    Ford Final Five Facts: Former Bruins Cause Trouble In Game With Blackhawks

    After a short two-game losing streak, the Boston Bruins have responded and now have won three straight games after taking down the Seattle Kraken on the road Thursday night.

    With the win, the Bruins improved to 30-17-4, while Seattle dropped to 16-33-5 with the loss.

    You can check out the full box score here.

    ONE BIG TAKEAWAY
    It didn't look great for the Bruins for a lot of Thursday's contest, but they still somehow found a way to come out on top. Seattle opened the scoring on a shorthanded first period goal and seemed to have the momentum for much of the tilt -- despite Boston outshooting the Kraken 39-27 -- but the Bruins were too much.

    Jake DeBrusk was the hero for the Bruins in his first game since being added to the the Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron line, netting two of Boston's three goals. Thursday's game was one the Bruins should win and even though they didn't play their cleanest game, they still pulled out the win.

    That's a good sign moving forward.

    STARS OF THE GAME
    -- DeBrusk has been impressive for the Bruins lately, and kept things going by opening the scoring for Boston with a first period goal. He also extended his goal streak to three games in the process. He later potted the game-winner in overtime off of assists from Charlie Coyle and Charlie McAvoy.

    -- David Pastrnak also has been in the zone for the Bruins and extended his goal streak to three games with a second-period finish in the big win. Pastrnak now has four goals in the Bruins' last three games.

    -- Defenseman Charlie McAvoy tallied two assists for the second straight game to bring his season total up to 25.

    WAGER WATCH
    It wouldn't have made you the most money, but betting on the Bruins would've been a good choice Thursday night. They were favorites over Seattle and DraftKings Sportsbook set the moneyline odds at -230. If you placed a $230 wager, you would've walked away with $100 in profit.

    UP NEXT ON NESN
    The Bruins will take a day off Friday before hitting the ice Saturday against the San Jose Sharks as they continue their west coast road trip. All coverage can be found right here on NESN beginning at 9 p.m. ET.

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