Boston.com · Mar 11, 2022
3 takeaways from the Bruins’ last-second win over the Blackhawks
David Pastrnak celebrates with fans after scoring the game-winning goal. Maddie Meyer/Getty Images So, that’s what that feels like.
David Pastrnak scored the deciding goal with 17 seconds left in regulation in the Boston Bruins’ 4-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden.
Nine years after Dave Bolland clinched the Stanley Cup for the Blackhawks in Boston, Pastrnak flipped the script for the B’s with his own strike with 16 ticks showing on the clock.
“It was a big bounce back for us,” Pastrnak said. “I think they’re a really high-end, skilled team, so big win all around for us.”
Jeremy Swayman notched 22 saves en route to his 16th win of the season.