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Bruins Vow To Learn From Third Period Collapse In Game 1
TL;DR
The Boston Bruins suffered a 4-3 loss to the Buffalo Sabres after leading 2-0 in the third period. The team is committed to learning from their mistakes ahead of Game 2.
Key points
- Boston Bruins lost 4-3 to Buffalo Sabres in Game 1
- Bruins led 2-0 before allowing four goals in the third period
- David Pastrnak highlighted the need for improvement
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The Boston Bruins know they have to learn from their Game 1 loss to the Buffalo Sabres.
Boston led 2-0 early in the third period, but allowed four straight goals en route to a disappointing 4-3 loss. The Bruins looked like they were on their way to stealing Game 1, but Boston’s play struggled in the third period. Forward David Pastrnak said the team has to learn from Game 2.
"Obviously, a tough outcome,” Pastrnak said postgame on Sunday. “We had a good lead, we got the second goal early in the third, and didn’t get the job done. The will is there, it’s been there all year with this group. We just have to regroup again, come to work tomorrow, see what we did wrong in those last 10 minutes, and improve for Game 2.”
The Sabres scored three goals in just over four-and-a-half minutes in the third period to take the lead. It was a stunning result for the Bruins, and goalie Jeremy Swayman said the team has to flush it and make sure they play a full 60 minutes in Game 2.
Q&A
What caused the Boston Bruins' loss in Game 1 against the Buffalo Sabres?
The Bruins allowed four consecutive goals in the third period after leading 2-0, leading to their 4-3 defeat.
How do the Bruins plan to improve after their Game 1 collapse?
The Bruins aim to learn from their mistakes and make necessary adjustments before Game 2.
Who is a key player for the Bruins discussing the team's performance?
Forward David Pastrnak emphasized the need for the team to learn from their Game 1 experience.