In a thrilling match on Friday night, the Pittsburgh Penguins edged out the Boston Bruins with a 2-1 victory. Philip Tomasino was the hero for the Penguins, scoring the decisive goal in the third period, his first of the season. Tristan Jarry stood tall in goal, making 31 saves to secure the win for Pittsburgh.
The Bruins struck first with Charlie Coyle finding the back of the net early in the game, but Rickard Rakell’s goal just before the second-period buzzer tied things up. Despite a strong performance from Jeremy Swayman, who made 34 saves for Boston, the Penguins managed to come out on top.
With this win, the Penguins have now won two straight games, with Tomasino making an impact in just his second appearance for the team after being traded by Nashville. As the Penguins prepare to face Calgary next, the Bruins will be looking to bounce back against Montreal in their next game. The game featured some exceptional goaltending and a late-game save by Kris Letang that proved crucial in securing the win for Pittsburgh.
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