Bruins Beat Edmonton for Seventh Straight Victory

EDMONTON -The B's live at the top of the NHL standings and with another win on Monday night - a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton OIlers at Rogers Place - they check in with a remarkable record of 46-8-5.
"I think we're really proud of our process and what it's allowed us to do and be," said Nick Foligno. "But I still think there's room to grow. I still think there's little areas where we can get better. I'm not trying to sound tacky, it's just the reality of our team."

Three Did The Trick

• Tomas Nosek struck first for the B's tying the game, 1-1, just 13 seconds after Connor McDavid started the game off with his 49th goal of the season.
• Foligno added one from a nice give-and-go sequence with Charlie Coyle, putting the Bruins ahead 2-1 to end the second period. This was Foligno's 10th goal of the season.
• Pavel Zacha scored his 14th goal of the year to give the Bruins the 3-2 lead with just 30 seconds left in the second period. Zacha made a diving effort at the net, which knocked the puck in behind Oilers goaltender Stuart Skinner.

21 & 81 Add Some Apples

• Dmitry Orlov](https://www.nhl.com/player/dmitry-orlov-8475200) skated alongside Charlie McAvoy on Tuesday night and got his first two assists as a Boston Bruin, the first coming on Nosek's tally and the second on Foligno's goal after breaking up a McDavid rush at the Boston blue line. "I think that is part of a team effort by everyone," said Orlov. "But it's nice to get those two points, you know and we have one more game tomorrow, so now we take a rest and get ready for the next one." Jeremy Swayman enjoyed watching Orlov put in the work. "Oh man, I was so pumped for him," said Swayman. "He sees the ice so well and physical body as well, so really awesome stuff from him today."
• Garnet Hathaway also recorded his first point in the Black & Gold, assisting on Nosek's goal in the first period with a nice poke from behind the net to set Nosek up for the finish.

The Sway It's Done