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The Bruins have a playoff berth in hand, but Brad Marchand says the stretch run is no time to rest - The Boston GlobeāIāve never been a big fan of sitting out,,ā said the Bruins captain. āI just think itās that competitive nature that you want to be out the...
Zacha thriving at center for Bruins after retirements of Bergeron, Krejci | NHL.com26-year-old helps Boston remain among NHLās elite despite key departures
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Hampus Lindholm - Pots goal SaturdayLindholm found the back of the net in Saturday's 3-2 shootout win over the Capitals.
ImpactLindholm opened the scoring 18:47 into the first period for his second goal of the season. He also added one hit, four PIM, one shot on net and a plus-1 rating in 26:08 of ice time. The 30-year-old defenseman is limited in scoring due to his lack of power-play time but as a first pairing rearguard he gets many opportunities for consistent peripheral statistics like blocked shots and hits.
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John Carlson - Lights lamp in lossCarlson recorded a power-play goal in Saturday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Bruins.
ImpactCarlson tied up the contest on the power play late in the third period for his eighth marker on the year. He finished with three hits, one shot on goal, a blocked shot and a minus-2 rating in a whopping 30:16 of ice time. In his last eight games, Carlson has three goals and five assists to add to his 23 shots on net. While his point totals are a bit lower than expected this season, Carlson is still a consistent fantasy producer for managers.
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Sonny Milano - Returns to lineupMilano played 19:06 of ice time in a 3-2 shootout loss to Boston on Saturday.
ImpactAfter missing the last two games with an upper-body injury, Milano returned to his regular spot on the third line centered by Hendrix Lapierre. Milano finished with a minus-1 rating in 19:06 of ice time. With a half-a-point per game average, the 27-year old winger is hard to trust as a point producer in fantasy.
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Charlie Lindgren - Handed loss in shootoutLindgren allowed two goals on 29 shots in Saturday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Bruins.
ImpactLindgren was the busier goalie on the night and continued to turn away the majority of Boston's shots, including all three in overtime. Although the Capitals lost in the shootout, Lindgren had a solid .931 save percentage on the night. During the month of March, Lindgren has nine wins, four losses and an overtime loss in 14 games. Lindgren continues to emerge as the surprise No. 1 goaltender for the Capitals, stealing the net from veteran Darcy Kuemper.
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