The Montreal Canadiens vs Boston Bruins rivalry once again lived up to its reputation during an intense NHL match today, highlighted by a thunderous f.

Boston's Tanner Jeannot and Montreal's Josh Anderson dropped the gloves at the opening faceoff of Tuesday night's game.

"It's terrible. It stinks. Really, this whole homestand, going into the break — it's unfortunate,” Alex Steeves said. The post Ahead of a self-described ‘must-win’ game, Bruins fail to meet the moment appeared first on Boston.

The Bruins announced a roster move after the first period of their game against the Canadiens on Tuesday night.

Fabian Zetterlund scored two goals, Tim Stutzle and Dylan Cozens scored 19 seconds apart in the second period and the Ottawa Senators beat the Boston Bruins 6-2 on Sunday night for their fourth straight victory.

Casey Mittelstadt and Michael Eyssimont also scored goals, and David Pastrnak had a pair of assists as the Bruins returned from a three-game road trip to open a five-game homestand with a victory. Barrett Hayton scored for the Mammoth, and Vitek Vanecek made 19 saves.

This Boston Bruins netminder should be a lock for Team USA's 2026 Olympic roster despite competition from other worthy contenders.

The Montreal Canadiens head to TD Garden to face the Boston Bruins on Tuesday, December 23. Boston won a close 3-2 game back on November 15, and tonight marks the third and final meeting between these teams in 2025.