Bruins' Comeback Hinges on Key Players

0:00It's April 25th, from the locker room to your ears. This is NHL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. The Boston Bruins are back in the playoffs after grabbing fourth in the Atlantic Division with a 45-27-10 record. They're battling the top seed Buffalo Sabers in the first round, and right now the series sits at two games to one in Buffalo's favor after a tough game three loss. These Sabers are a young squad, fresh off ending a 14-year playoff drought, full of fire and momentum since December. The Bruins have hung tough as underdogs, matching them stride for stride, but they got to flip the script to advance. Eyes are on three Bruins who could spark the comeback. Victor Arbitson's been lights out since February with 25 goals this season, including two already in the playoffs. He's redemption hunting. After last year's bench time in Edmonton, rookie center Fraser Minton just 21, anchors the promising kid line on the third unit, chipping in 17 goals over 82 games

1:02and building steam late. Then there's defenseman Happys Lindholm, 32, whose health fuel Boston's turnaround, when he needs to steady the blue line and juice the powerless. Powerplay 0 for 13 so far. Game 4 hits Sunday April 26, back in Boston with an extra day to reset. If these guys step up, the Bruins can even the series and keep their posties and run alive.