Bruins fall to Canadiens 5-2 in homecoming game at TD Garden
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 7:38 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

The Boston Bruins lost 5-2 to the Montreal Canadiens during their homecoming game on November 12, 2026. The defeat moved the Bruins’ record to 13-5-1, dropping them from the top spot in the Atlantic Division. Casey Mittelstadt scored twice for Boston, but goalie Jeremy Swayman was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots. The Canadiens scored twice in the first nine minutes, and despite holding a 21-17 edge in shot attempts, the Bruins struggled to establish control of the game. Bruins coach Marco Sturm acknowledged the team came out flat and pointed to the need for improvement from all players involved. The game highlighted issues in defensive play and goaltending adjustments.
- •Bruins fall to Canadiens 5-2 on homecoming night
- •Swayman pulled early after four goals allowed
- •Mittelstadt scores twice for Boston
- •Canadiens score twice in the first period
- •Bruins struggle despite shot advantage, fail to find rhythm
- 7:38 AMYahoo Sports — Bruins Postgame: Homecoming Spoiled, What Went Wrong
"The Boston Bruins’ “Homecoming” game turned into a nightmare reunion with their biggest rival. The Bruins (13-5-1) fell flat on […]
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