The Boston Bruins scored four unanswered goals in the third period to top the Montreal Canadiens, 5-2, at the TD Garden.
Charlie Coyle and Charlie McAvoy netted two goals each. It was McAvoy’s first two-goal night of his career.
As the Bruins’ have struggled with scoring outside of their top line, tonight they saw a much-needed boost of secondary contributions. Nine different players picked up points on the five goals.
The Bruins came back from behind twice during the 60 minutes. Despite trailing in the second period, Boston had better puck control and an offensive-zone presence.