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Elias Lindholm's big 3rd period sparks streaking Bruins' comeback for 4-2 win over Ducks · Best of: Features

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  Elias Lindholm big third period, sparks streaking Bruins comeback for four two
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  win over Ducks. Written by Greg Beecham. This article is being read
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  by an automated voice generated by Everlett. Anaheim, California, the AP.
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  Elias Lindholm assisted on the tying goal and scored the go ahead
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  goal in the third period, leading the Boston Bruins past the Anaheim
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  Ducks four two on Friday night for their fourth straight victory. David
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  Posternach scored a tying powerplay goal, and Frederick Brunet got his first
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  NHL goal for the Bruins, who roared back from an early two
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  goal deficit and improved to six two zero. Less than five minutes
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  after Posternack converted a give and go with Lindholm, the Ducks failed
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  to mark Lindholm during a power play and allowed him to tap
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  in a pass from Pavel Zaka with eleven thirty nine to play.
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  Matthew Poitras added another goal with three forty left on James Hagen's
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  second assist of the night. Michael DiPietro made twenty-five saves in his
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  second start of the season for the Bruins. Beckett Seneca got his
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  fifth goal, and Tim Wash also scored for the Ducks, who have
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  lost three straight home games while giving up thirteen goals. Lucas Dostal
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  stopped eighteen shots. Ducks captain Mikhail Granland sat out with an upper
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  body injury, and goalscoring winger Cutter Gauthier filled in by moving to
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  center for the first time in his NHL career. Anaheim had the
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  best chances in the first period, and it took a lead with
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  two goals twenty seconds apart in the final minute. After Washi's long
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  shot went in through the legs of screening teammate Jeff Mullat, Sineca
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  finished a strong passing sequence with Gothier and Nikita Nestorenko. Brunei trimmed
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  Anaheim's lead with his first goal early in the second, connecting on
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  a power play in the twenty three year old defenseman's sixth NHL
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  game. After the Ducks failed to score on a four minute power
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  play, Posternack's four hundred twenty third career goal broke a tie with
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  Brad Marchand for the fourth most in Bruin's history. The Ducks have
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  sold out Honda Center for the first four games of a new
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  season, for the first time since two thousand seven, when the team
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  was coming off its lone Stanley Cup title. Up next. Bruins at
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  Los Angeles on Saturday. Ducks at New York Rangers on Monday. See
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  the AP's full NHL coverage here.