Bruins' Wild Comeback Beats Blue Jackets

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Boston Bruins pulled off a wild comeback, rallying from a three-gold deficit in the third

period to beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in A.

Shootout.

Pobblzacchia led the charge with two goals and an assist, including the tying goal with

just 11 seconds left on a power play.

Columbus jumped out to a three-nothing lead early.

Thanks to goals from Boone Jenner, Mason Marchman and Charlie Coil.

But the Bruins chipped away, with Charlie McAvoy scoring first in the third, then Zaka

adding another to make it close.

Fans win nuts over the drama, especially with Jeremy Swaman pulled for an extra attacker

during that six-on-four push.

Victor Arbotson dished three assists, and David Pastronak's 12-game point streak finally

snapped.

In the shootout, Arbotson and Fraser Minton scored for Boston, while Swaman shut down

Adam Fantilly and Karel Marchenko to seal it.

Jet Greaves stopped 35 shots for Columbus, but they couldn't hold on.

Bruins now sit at 42 wins, 24 losses, and 8 overtime losses, winning five of their last

six.

Columbus drops to 38-24-12 after losing four of five, plus Mathia Olivier left with an

upper body injury, keeps the playoff.

Race heating up tight.