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Bruins, Canadiens Clash Amid Rivalry and Injuries

11/16/2025

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The Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens are tied at 22 points atop Atlantic Division.
The Canadiens have lost their last two games 12-1.
Bruins head coach Marco Sturm said the rivalry remains intense and players must be ready, noting Canadiens injuries including forward Alex Newhook's four-month absence.
Boston Bruins defenseman Jonathan Aspirot said he is excited to play at Bell Centre and emulate Alexei Emelin's physical style.

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The Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens are tied at 22 points atop Atlantic Division.
The Canadiens have lost their last two games 12-1.
Bruins head coach Marco Sturm said the rivalry remains intense and players must be ready, noting Canadiens injuries including forward Alex Newhook's four-month absence.
Boston Bruins defenseman Jonathan Aspirot said he is excited to play at Bell Centre and emulate Alexei Emelin's physical style.