Bruins Win: Pastrnak Climbs Record List, Swayman Shuts Out Detroit – NHL Roundup

The Boston Bruins extended their winning streak to four games Tuesday night with a decisive 3-0 shutout victory over the Detroit red Wings, highlighted by Jeremy Swayman‘s first shutout of the season. The win at little Caesars Arena also marked a significant milestone for Bruins forward David Pastrňák, who surpassed hockey legend Bobby Orr in career franchise points. Detroit honored former star Igor Fedorov prior to the contest, retiring his number 91 jersey in a pre-game ceremony.

The Boston Bruins continued their impressive form Tuesday, shutting out the Detroit Red Wings 3-0 and extending their winning streak to four games. Goaltender Jeremy Swayman was the story of the night, stopping all 24 shots he faced to secure his first shutout of the season.

Boston didn’t break the deadlock until the second period, with David Zacha finding the back of the net. The Bruins then poured on the offense in the third, adding two more goals to seal the victory. The dominant performance solidifies Boston’s position as a contender in the Eastern Conference.

Adding to the night’s highlights, David Pastrňák registered a point, bringing his career total to 889 and moving him past Bruins icon Bobby Orr for seventh place in franchise history. Zacha was named the second star of the game for his pivotal goal.

Here’s a look at the rest of Tuesday’s NHL action:

• Pittsburgh – Tampa Bay 1:2 po sam. nájezdech
• Ottawa – Vancouver 2:1
• Washington – Montreal 3:2 po prodl.
• Columbus – Calgary 5:3
• St. Louis – Carolina 3:0
• Nashville – Edmonton 4:3 po prodl.
• Winnipeg – NY Islanders 5:4

Games between Anaheim and Dallas, and Utah and Toronto were still in progress at the time of reporting.

Detroit also held a pre-game ceremony to retire the jersey number 91 of former star forward Igor Fedorov.