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Boston Bruins Set to Battle Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre

As the Boston Bruins gear up for their next challenge, they will be facing off against the Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre. This matchup is an opportunity for the Bruins to bounce back from a string of challenging games and reassert their dominance on the ice.


Nov 1, 2022; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA;  Boston Bruins left wing Brad Marchand (63) celebrates his power play goal with the Bruins bench against the Pittsburgh Penguins during the second period at PPG Paints Arena. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

In recent performances, the Bruins have shown both resilience and areas needing improvement. Their last game against Minnesota Wild ended in a narrow defeat with a score of 3-2, where they managed to secure two goals but fell short in faceoff wins with only 44 percent success rate. Despite this, their goaltending remained strong with a save percentage of 91 percent.


The previous encounter before that was less favorable for Boston as they faced Winnipeg Jets. The team struggled, scoring only one goal and suffering defensively by allowing five goals past them. The goaltending save percentage dipped to 85 percent during this game, indicating some potential vulnerabilities that need addressing.


However, it's not all bleak for Boston fans; in an earlier game against Minnesota Wild at TD Garden, although resulting in an overtime loss with four goals conceded, the team showed tenacity by netting three goals themselves and dominating faceoffs with a win rate of over 62 percent.


As we look towards the upcoming game scheduled on January 26th at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, fans can expect Boston to leverage their strengths while working on tightening their defense and improving faceoff outcomes. With recent trends showing fluctuating performance levels across different aspects of play—scoring efficiency needs enhancement while maintaining solid goaltending—it's clear that consistency will be key for victory.


Bruins supporters can catch all the action live on ESPN+ or NESN channel 628 as Boston seeks redemption on foreign ice. Game time is set for puck drop precisely at midnight UTC (7:00 PM Eastern Time).

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