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Boston's game against Arizona tonight, was full of mixed emotions. The B's started the game off strong, with an early 2-0 lead, before allowing the Coyotes to tie the game up later in the game. Ultimately, the Bruins would prevail and defeat the Yotes, 6-3. B's Lines : Hall-Bergeron-Smith Zacha-Krejci-Pastrnak Greer-Coyle-Frederic Foligno-Nosek-Lauko Lindholm-Carlo Forbort-Clifton Reilly-Zboril Pre-Game Notes: Bruins Home Opener Jake DeBrusk ruled out with an injury Trent Frederic draws into the lineup, due to the injury to DeBrusk Swayman set to start first of the year Bruins alted d-pairs (Forbort/Clifton, Reilly/Zboril) 1st Period Notes : Lauko agitates a Coyotes player, to start the game Bruins allow 2-on-1, Reilly breaks the play up Carlo draws Interference penalty Pastrank strings Zacha on a breakaway, Zacha gets hooked Smith sets up Foligno, who hits the post, Zacha finds the rebound and buried (PP Goal) Foligno records his 500th point of his career on the play Good

The Arizona Coyotes are in the midst of a full-team rebuild, thus achieving their goal of finishing second-last in the entire NHL this past season. The Yotes finished with a harsh 57 points and a -106 goal differential, far worse than the last-place Montreal Canadiens. Clayton Keller : Although harsh, few of the Coyotes actually had solid seasons. For example, Clayton Keller. The former seventh overall pick, arguably, had his best statistical season since his rookie year, 2017-18. In 67 games played, the elite offensive-minded forward scored 63 points. Keller represented the Coyotes at the All-Star game.   Keller averaged over 20 minutes per game, playing on the power play while also on the penalty kill. He has significantly improved his two-way game, as represented by his two shorthanded points and his career high in blocks.   The assistant captain will look to build on his success during the 2022–23 season. He is set to return in time for training camp after breaking his leg near