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The Panthers have defeated the Bruins in their previous two matchups this season.

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The Panthers defeated the Bruins once again, continuing their dominance over Boston with a win in their recent matchup. This marks the second victory for Florida in just four games this season.

Panthers Beat Bruins… Again

Despite their efforts, Boston struggled to overcome the Panthers in the NHL, suffering another loss to the visiting team at TD Garden. This defeat adds to the Bruins’ string of losses against their division rivals over the past two years.

The Bruins faced the Panthers last year in the playoffs, leading to a bitter rivalry evident in their recent meetings. Despite the defeat, Boston captain Brad Marchand downplayed the significance of the loss, emphasizing the importance of the two points at stake.

During the game, Bruins center Mark Kastelic stood out with three assists, fueled by the intense rivalry between the two teams. Kastelic acknowledged the competitive nature of the games and emphasized the need to elevate their performance against the Panthers.

With a record of 2-2 for the season, the Bruins have had a decent start, securing wins against the Kings and the Canadiens at TD Garden. Although Monday’s loss was disappointing, the team remains optimistic for the season ahead.

Looking ahead, the Bruins will have to wait until January for their next opportunity to face off against the Panthers at Amerant Bank Arena, seeking redemption for their recent defeat.