Bruins shut out by Oilers for their fifth straight loss
Short on emotion and scoring chances, the Bruins dropped their fifth straight game, falling to that well-oiled machine out of Edmonton, 4-0, at TD Garden Tuesday night. The midseason malaise dropped Boston to 20-18-5 — 12-9-2 since the coaching change to Joe Sacco — as it clings to its precarious playoff position.
After getting booed off the ice at TD Garden, Bruins players had few answers for their play after a 4-0 loss to the Oilers.
While the Boston Bruins remain lifeless on the ice, the fans in the stands continue to get restless. Bruins fans let the team ...
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Brutal loss to Oilers a painful reminder Bruins aren't a contenderIf the Bruins don't show dramatic improvement ASAP, the season could start to slip away from them amid a tough January ...
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Edmonton goalie Stuart Skinner left Tuesday’s game in Boston late in the first period after a hard collision with Bruins ...
Naturally, given this mix, Brown got the least ice time among Oilers blueliners at 11:49. His most notable moment came in the ...
The Edmonton Oilers Moneyline will be the best bet to make in their matchup against the struggling Boston Bruins.
The Boston Bruins are back on the ice Tuesday night (Jan. 7) to face the Edmonton Oilers. After losing their fourth straight ...
Connor McDavid and Viktor Arvidsson also scored for the Oilers (25-12-3), who have won four straight and seven of nine (7-1-1). Brett Kulak had two assists, and Leon Draisaitl had his 14-game point ...
The Oilers arrive winners of three straight, seven of 10, and 14 of 18, with top NHL scorer Leon Draisaitl on a 14-game point ...
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