The Montreal Canadiens were seemingly coasting to a 1-0 shutout victory early in the third period over Boston Wednesday evening, until the Bruins scored twice to silence the Bell Centre and completely take over the game. Boston kept pressing, until a mistake on a Canadiens power play allowed them an opportunity to even the score.
Bruins finally decide to play hockey, score two goals in less than a minute
Boston arrives two hours late with Starbucks.
Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images
Loui Eriksson netted Boston's first on a shorthanded breakaway. Carrying a defender on his back, Eriksson managed to speed away on a Montreal turnover before slipping the puck five-hole on Mike Condon.
Eriksson goal pic.twitter.com/XG7CRyQ2oZ
— Stephanie (@myregularface) December 10, 2015 Forty two seconds after Eriksson's tying goal, Landon Ferraro was left all alone in the slot to receive a no-look backhander from Ryan Spooner, catching Condon off guard to completely flip the game on its head.
Ferraro goal pic.twitter.com/6VgMKM3H29
— Stephanie (@myregularface) December 10, 2015 Boston scored again five minutes later, putting this game away on a lackadaisical Montreal team.
See More:
