BOSTON — The Bruins just couldn’t complete the comeback today at TD Garden.
They came back from two goals down in the second, only to fall, 3-2, to Pittsburgh in a game that featured more than 50 hits, a fight and plenty of confrontations.
It was a fitting next chapter in the budding Bruins-Penguins rivalry. You can relive the action through photos courtesy of Sharon Bradley Photography.
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