Boston Bruins Vs Vancouver Canucks Live Stream: Watch Online Free 7:10 ET Tuesday - Canucks Try To Snap 4-Game Losing Streak, B's Look To Stay Hot
Boston Bruins vs Vancouver Canucks live stream: Watch online free 7:10 ET Tuesday as the Canucks continue their road trip with a stop in Boston, 24 hours removed from being shutout.
Last time it the Bruins (35-16-3) vs the Canucks (27-21-9), Vancouver won 6-2 at home. That game was in mid-December. Boston comes into this game as winners of five of its last six, including a shutout victory on Saturday. Watch the free live stream online as the Canucks try to snap a four-game losing streak during the third game of a five-game road trip.
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With losing four in a row, Vancouver continues to slip in back of the playoff-race in the tight Western Conference.
"You play hockey to get wins, and we can't really seem to even buy a win right now," goalie Eddie Lack said after the loss Monday. "We just have to keep battling out there and give my team a chance, and hopefully it's going to turn around."
In what might be approached differently by other NHL franchises, Boston decided that after Tuesday night's game, it will be have its captain Zdeno Chara will sit out the final two games before the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, which will by a three-week period off for the NHL.
"This is a unique situation, and as an organization, we've chosen to take the direction of supporting him," Julien told the team's official website. "We'll make due."
Chara has been given the honor of carrying to Slovakia national flag during the opening ceremony on Friday.
Injuries could be a problem, but Henrik Sedin will be playing in his second game back from a shoulder injury.
The injury report, according to NHL.com:
"Vancouver defenseman Yannick Weber (upper body) and forward Brad Richardson (undisclosed) were out of the lineup Monday. Defensemen Andrew Alberts (concussion), Christopher Tanev (hand) and Kevin Bieksa (foot) and forward Mike Santorelli (shoulder) are on injured reserve. ... Boston defenseman Adam McQuaid (lower body) is "progressing well," according to Julien, but it's doubtful he will return prior to the Olympic break."
