Coyotes

Behind an outstanding goaltending performance and clutch scoring, the Arizona Coyotes finally set down roots at Mullett Arena once again and defeated the ...

The Flyers currently are second last in the Metropolitan Division standings with 24 points. Pastrnak nearly found his second goal during the second period when he took away the puck in his own zone and raced down the ice before being swiftly rejected by Vejmelka. The Bruins kept it close within the first five minutes when David Pastrnak scored on the power play at 4:54 for his 19th goal of the season. “He was elite and I think he keeps improving and he’s competing defensively,” Tourigny said. 1 strength and Vejmelka was taking care of the rest,” Coyotes head coach André Tourigny said. Pastrnak recorded nine shots on goal through two periods and didn’t quit after his first went in for the Bruins’ first goal.

Lawson Crouse scored his second goal with 13.5 seconds left in the third period and the Arizona Coyotes returned home to end a 19-game losing streak to the ...

“I was kind of posting up on the blue line thinking it was going to be icing and he made a great pass,” Crouse said. ... Arizona was without rookie Dylan Guenther, who was loaned to Team Canada for the world junior championships. "When you have that many shots in a game, the team did a lot of good things, but we wanted finish more, obviously,” Foligno said. The Coyotes returned from a 14-game trip to play at Mullett Arena for the first time since Nov. They got off to a great start when Josh Brown scored 23 seconds into the game and played well against the NHL-leading Bruins, taking a 3-2 lead on Nick Schmatz's third-period goal. ... Chychrun had an assist on Crouse's goal for his 150th NHL point. “He was elite,” Tourigny said. “I was almost dumbfounded. “I was shocked. That was a good win for our team.” He has nine points his last seven games. It’s unfortunate we didn’t come away with the win.”

The Bruins fell short against the Coyotes in jaw-dropping fashion with the game-decider coming with just seconds remaining in regulation.

The Bruins will remain on the road and return to action on Sunday against the Vegas Golden Knights. Despite Boston winning the shots on goal battle, 46-16, the Bruins were kept at bay by Arizona — coming up empty in five of six power-play opportunities. It started when first-year Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery successfully challenged a Coyotes offsides, which negated an Arizona goal and was shortly followed by a go-ahead score from Charlie Coyle.