Well, the Boston Bruins ended up giving away two points to Edmonton while collecting just one for themselves last night. The Bruins knew this game was about them falling back on old habits and not playing to their strengths. From the coach on down, the team knew they should have been able to goad former GM Peter Chiarelli’s new team into an easy drubbing.
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