The Boston Bruins quickly took the lead in the second period after going down 1-0 in the first of Sunday’s game against the New York Rangers.
It all started with a wonky goal by Patrice Bergeron, lifting a backhander past Henrik Lundqvist while the netminder was tied up with David Pastrnak, who’d been tripped just seconds earlier. (Lundqvist did not like the call whatsoever, either.)
Then it was Marchand’s turn, netting the Bruins’ second goal in just 57 seconds to put the Black and Gold up 2-1 just 1:08 into the period.
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Wild.
