Bruins Defeat Red Wings 2-1 with Marchand's Late Goal

Boston secures a second consecutive win under interim coach Joe Sacco as Detroit's struggles continue in a tightly contested game.

Brad Marchand's third-period goal with 8:30 remaining secured the Bruins' victory, marking his sixth goal of the season and 18th career goal against Detroit.
The Red Wings’ late-game push, including a 6-on-4 power-play advantage, fell short as Moritz Seider's shot hit the crossbar in the final moments.
Lucas Raymond scored Detroit’s lone goal in the first period, assisted by Dylan Larkin, who recorded the 300th assist of his career.
Boston's power play showed improvement with a goal from Justin Brazeau, extending their streak of power-play goals to three games despite being ranked last in the NHL.
Interim coach Joe Sacco has led the Bruins to back-to-back wins after replacing Jim Montgomery earlier in the week, with the team aiming to stabilize their season.