There will be a homecoming on Saturday night as Mascouche, Quebec, native Jonathan Aspirot appears set to sub back into the Boston lineup. The 26-year-old made his NHL debut on Oct. 28 against the Islanders and played six games before sitting out the last two as a healthy scratch.

With both teams coming off hard losses and sitting tied atop the Atlantic Division standings, it could mean a little something extra when the Canadiens host the Bruins in the storied rivals’ first meeting of the season Saturday night.

UCLA is preparing to go up against No.1 Ohio State in Columbus hoping to keep their bowl game hopes alive. The odds are definitely not in the Bruins favor, but

How will the Atlantic Division standings look at the end of the night? The Boston Bruins, Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens are tied for first place with 22 points each. The Canadiens (10-5-2) host the Bruins (11-8-0) at Bell Centre (7 p.

While the 6-foot-7 defenseman doesn’t need to look elsewhere for motivation to be physical, he revealed to the TNT crew before Tuesday’s game that he watched highlights from Boston’s 2011 Stanley Cup Final.

The Montreal Canadiens (10-5-2) are set to host the Boston Bruins (11-8-0), with the puck drop scheduled for 7 pm

The Habs and the Bruins. In what should be playoff position in the middle of November. Meaning at least these two teams could be considered Atlantic Division Good. What Atlantic Division Good means for the rest of the league…don’t worry too much about it.

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