Bruins score three goals in quick span to win season opener

The Boston Bruins overtook the New York Rangers for a 3-0 victory in their season opener on September 29 at TD Garden. The Bruins' offense struggled until scoring three goals within 1:15 late in the third period. Jeremy Swayman recorded a 24-save shutout, earning praise from teammates for his decisive saves. Despite a slow start in the match, key contributions from players like Fraser Minten, who scored the first goal, and newcomer JJ Peterka sealed the game. Bruins head coach Marco Sturm acknowledged the need for improvement but praised the team's resilience.

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