Bruins vs Flames live stream: Watch online free 7:10 ET Tuesday in these two teams second meeting in seven days.

The Bruins won 2-1 vs the Flames last week by scoring two goals in the third period. Boston (21-8-2) is in second place of the Eastern Conference but atop its division while Calgary (13-15-5) is playing much better without its head coach and general manager as both were fired recently.

After a four-game road trip that Boston went 3-1 on, the Bruins now return home, where they have won five straight and are 9-0-1 over their last 10 while only allowing 16 goals.

"We've been through a lot this week, battling the flu. We came out of this road trip 3-1, so I can't complain," Julien told ESPN.com. "I can't say enough honestly about how our guys battled through it all, and the score (Saturday) is unfortunate because it wasn't indicative of our effort and the character and the guts our guys showed."

Calgary won two in a row, but then lost in a shootout vs the New York Rangers on Sunday. The Flames failed to convert on a power play in overtime before losing in the seventh round of the shootout.

"Thought we'd get it done in overtime, but we couldn't execute on the power play," captain Mark Giordano told ESPN.com. "We're not happy with the point. It should have been two. If you get a power play in overtime, you should win."

The injury report, according to NHL.com:

"Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman (broken hand) remains on injured reserve. Forward Mike Cammalleri (illness) is questionable. ... Julien told reporters Bruins left wing Daniel Paille has "concussion-like symptoms" and forward Loui Eriksson (concussion) wasn't feeling well enough to make it to the team's practice facility Monday. "He hasn't even come to the rink," Julien said. "That's the only thing I can give you right now, which is not a good sign." Defensemen Adam McQuaid (lower body) and Dougie Hamilton (lower body) and forward Chris Kelly (broken ankle) are out of action."

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