Connor Clifton Fight, Patrice Bergeron Goal Make For Wild 30 Seconds
And there's still another period left to go!
BOSTON — The Bruins packed a game’s worth of action into 30 seconds in the second period of Tuesday’s tilt against the Senators.
First, Connor Clifton and Alex Formenton went at it after Formenton hit Clifton high with a cross-check. Play moved down the ice, but the pair stayed on the Bruins’ side of the blue line and got in a scrap before they were pulled apart by referees.
They were assessed matching fighting majors, but it didn’t stop there. Brad Marchand and Nikita Zaitsev started pushing each other around, and both were assessed matching minors for roughing.
Patrice Bergeron then capped the action with a beauty of a goal, assisted by Charlie McAvoy’s broken stick that flew across the ice.
The goal put the Bruins up 3-2.
All of that and there’s still another 20 minutes to play.
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