Bruins Hit Latest Low In Brutal Loss To Lightning
The Boston Bruins have fallen back down to Earth big time. After winning each of their first two games following the trade deadline, the Bruins have lost back-to-back games. However, their latest loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on March 15 was a new low for the Original Six club.
Bruins can’t catch Lightning twice in a week, with disastrous second period their undoing
For the second straight game the Bruins couldn’t overcome a dreadful period — this time it was the second — and lost to the Lightning, 6-2, Saturday night at TD Garden. Boston was outshot, 20-0, in the second period and fell behind, 4-1, in falling to 30-30-8 on the season.
This game featured one of the most dominant periods in Lightning history. In the second, the Lightning outscored Boston, 3-0.
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