Boston Bruins vs Phoenix Coyotes live stream: Watch online free 7:10 ET as Boston continues to dominate, looking for its seventh straight win.

24 hours ago, the Bruins (43-17-5) went into Montreal vs the Canadiens, winning 4-1, going undefeated on a three-game road trip. The Phoenix Coyotes (31-24-11) have won two in a row and conclude their four-game road trip in Boston. Watch the free live stream online as these two playoff-potentials go at it.

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The Bruins is 9-1-2 in its past 12 games and trails the Pittsburgh Penguins by one point for first place in the Eastern Conference. If they win this, they could be in first place overall.

"I think we're definitely focused on trying to get that spot," forward Brad Marchand told NHL Network. "But I think more it's the process and how we're going to do that and make sure we're prepared for each and every game, not trying to look too far ahead, and hopefully things will sort themselves out at the end. But we just want to play our best hockey going into the playoffs."

The Coyotes lost to the Washington Capitals on Saturday before defeating the Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers back-to-back Monday and Tuesday.

"We're missing those first two points, [which] would have been huge," captain Shane Doan told the Coyotes website Wednesday in Boston. "But you're trying to find a way to get some positives. Winning those last two games was huge. We had to find a way to do it and we did. Now we have a big game coming up to finish the trip off, and it's going to be a huge challenge."

Defenseman Brandon Gormley made his NHL debut, defenseman Chris Summers played his first three games of the season and forward Andy Miele was recalled from Portland of the American Hockey League, but the team continues to find ways to win.

"Whenever you get a chance to play as a young guy, the energy you bring to that game is incredible," Doan said. "It's kind of like your playoffs ... having youthful enthusiasm is important for our team."