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B's Shit Pump The Wild 6-1 In Minnesota

After an exhilarating 2-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Friday night (sorry for no blog, was working Rough N Rowdy) the B's followed it up with a 6-1 shit pumping of the Minnesota Wild tonight. Honestly it was a closer game at times than a shit pumping, but then the B's blew them out at the end. 

Torey Krug opened the scoring. Walked right in. 1-0 Bruins.

Early in the 2nd it was Torey Krug once again making it 2-0 Bruins, PPG. 

Brad Marchand added a PPG of his own, assisted by, you guessed it, Torey Krug. 3-0 Bruins.

David Pastrnak made it 4-0 Bruins... on the PP. 

Mats Zuccarello got the Wild on the board with 5:29 to go in the game. 4-1 Bruins.

Anders Bjork got in on the fun to make it 5-1 Bruins.

Seconds later Jake DeBrusk scored his 2nd goal in as many nights to make it 6-1.

FINAL: Boston 6, Minnesota 1

News, notes and quotes:

- A couple guys were banged up after Friday night's game vs. Winnipeg - no Kuraly or Heinen tonight. Par Lindholm slotted back into the lineup. Anton Blidh as well.

- Special teams was the difference: PP was absolutely lethal tonight going 3/4. Penalty kill was excellent as well (just like it was last night), 4/4. 

- David Pastrnak has already matched his career high in goals set last season (38) tonight with his PPG. Nuts.

- Charlie Coyle rocking the A tonight against his former team. Ryan Donato was a healthy scratch.

- Torey Krug with a 3 point night. Just had a feeling before the game that he was due... now it's time to pay that man his money. 

- Jake DeBrusk with 2 goals in as many nights. Picking up right where he left off.

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- Been extremely impressed with Jeremy Lauzon. Seems like he's ahead of schedule in his development.

- Matt Dumba honored Kobe Bryant with his warm up sweater. Nice tribute.

- The Wild spoiled Jaro Halak's shutout with 5 mins left in the game. Jaro still made 25 saves for the win.

B's head back home are back on Tuesday night against the Vancouver Canucks.

It was a great night to win a hockey game.