Bruins' Penalty Woes Lead to Third Straight Loss Against Stars

Boston's lack of discipline and ineffective penalty kill contribute to a 5-2 defeat, marking their worst season start since 2016-17.

The Bruins have been shorthanded a league-high 40 times in eight games, with their penalty kill operating at just 77.5 percent efficiency.
Boston's recent 5-2 loss to the Dallas Stars included three power-play goals against, highlighting their ongoing penalty issues.
Key players like David Pastrnak and Nikita Zadorov are among the most penalized, contributing to the team's struggles.
Coach Jim Montgomery emphasizes the need for better attitudes and discipline, noting that penalties often stem from frustration.
Despite the poor start, team members remain optimistic, focusing on improving performance and avoiding panic.