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BOSTON — The Bruins blew another two-goal lead and time was running out on their fifth power-play when they finally broke through in timely fashion.

The Hawks have played better through their first four games than anyone but themselves expected, but there are still 78 games to go — and Petr Mrazek’s groin injury represents the first of many challenges ahead.

They grew up as friends and teammates in the relatively small town of Georgetown, Ontario. Now, they’re all in the NHL, playing for the same team — a 1-in-8,000 coincidence that even bewilders them.

The Flyers’ Wednesday night performance had moments of beauty and grace — Tony DeAngelo’s outlet pass to spring a breakaway, Travis Konecny’s late consolation goal, a handful of Felix Sandström’s saves — but, for the most part, the 4-3 loss to the Florida Panthers could be described by one word:…

DENVER — There were moments throughout this hard-fought contest against the defending Stanley Cup champions when the Seattle Kraken showed signs of “lapses” that coach Dave Hakstol warned had cost his team a couple of nights before.

Max Domi’s overtime goal lifted the Hawks to a 4-3 victory, improved their record to 2-2-0 and demonstrated a continually surprising amount of resilience in this theoretically tanking team.

CHICAGO — Four games, and no one has beaten the Red Wings in regulation time yet.

SUNRISE, Fla. — The Lightning have struggled to manufacture offense in 5-on-5 play this season, and it’s one of the reasons they stumbled out of the gate.

Take a stroll down memory lane with every NHL cover star since 1991 and EA’s first NHL game.

Chandler Stephenson had to check T-Mobile Arena’s video board to see what happened.

TORONTO — The Stars still haven’t been beaten — but only if you choose to believe they beat themselves on Thursday night in Toronto.