Brad Marchand Gets Bruins On Board With Second-Period Goal Vs. Senators
Brad Marchand has been on a tear lately.
The Boston Bruins winger got the scoring started Saturday with a power-play goal against the Ottawa Senators, assisted on by Patrice Bergeron and Torey Krug, and extended his personal point streak to six games. Over that span, the longtime Bruin has four goals and six assists. Saturday’s goal was Marchand’s 28th of the season.
Ottawa knotted the score at one shortly after Marchand’s goal. Boston entered Saturday’s contest on an impressive stretch securing points in each of its last 18 games (14-0-4).
To hear NESN’s Billy Jaffe and Andy Brickley break down the Bruins’ goal, check out the “Berkshire Bank Exciting Rewind” in the video above.
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