3 takeaways as the Bruins earned their second road triumph with a 5-2 win over the Devils

Brad Marchand of the Bruins takes the puck in the second period. Elsa/Getty Images The Bruins struggled with execution in their initial moments of Saturday’s matinee against the New Jersey Devils. But they eventually cured their hiccups behind one of their more well-rounded efforts away from TD Garden.

Some of the rough habits arrived early. Another Brandon Carlo turnover in the defensive end and Jeremy Swayman’s mental lapse playing the puck outside the trapezoid nearly put the Bruins in another hole.

Eventually, Brad Marchand and company settled down.

Boston’s top-line left winger extended his point streak to six games with his pair of second-period tallies. Captain Patrice Bergeron provided…