The Bruins earned their best win of the season with a third period comeback vs. the Blues. Can this result serve as a turning point for Boston?

Brayden Schenn and Oskar Sundqvist scored, and Binnington made 27 saves for the Blues (7-9-0), have lost three in a row and ended a season-long five-game homestand 2-3-0. St. Louis was 5-0-0 when leading after two periods.

ST. LOUIS — David Pastrnak scored with 1:47 to play as the Boston Bruins rallied with three third-period goals for a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. Pastrnak’s shot from the left circle trickled through Jordan Binnington’s pads and slid just over the goal line.

David Pastrnak scored with 1:47 to play and the Boston Bruins scored three third-period goals to come back for a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues.

Brayden Schenn and Oskar Sundqvist scored, and Binnington made 27 saves for the Blues (7-9-0), have lost three in a row and ended a season-long five-game homestand 2-3-0. St. Louis was 5-0-0 when leading after two periods.

A win over a fragile St. Louis Blues team may not be a big deal for a team with high expectations. But for where the Bruins are right now, the manner in which they won on Tuesday in St. Louis could be a good start for them to get to where they want to go.

Here are three Bruins to watch closely during this contest against the Blues. Pavel Zacha's start to the season has not been the best, but he has undoubtedly been heating up as of late. Over his last two games,

On Tuesday (Nov. 12) the Boston Bruins (8-7-2) took a trip out west for their first meeting of the season with the St. Louis Blues (7-9-0), looking to continue on a decent start to the month of November where they have won three of their first five games.