NHL ROUNDUP

Bruins 3, Flyers 2

Brad Marchand scored with 22 seconds left to lift Boston over Philadelphia on Thursday night for its fifth straight win.

Marchand and David Pastrnak swiped at the rebound off a shot from the point by Zdeno Chara, and the puck slowly trickled behind goalie Alex Lyon.

Chara and Pastrnak had two assists each, and Riley Nash and Brian Gionta also scored for Boston, which won despite getting outshot 33-27 by the slumping Flyers.

Jakub Voracek and Jori Lehtera scored for Philadelphia, which is 0-4-1 in its last five and is clinging to third place in the Metropolitan Division.

Tuukka Rask had 31 saves for Boston and shut out the Flyers after Lehtera's short-handed goal early in the second period tied it at 2. Lyon made 24 saves for Philadelphia.

Nash tapped in a rebound after Pastrnak's wraparound attempt at 9:14 of the first to tie it at 1, then Gionta scored on a breakaway with 26 seconds left in the period to give Boston a 2-1 lead. It was the first goal as a Bruin for Gionta, who signed with Boston as a free agent serving as captain for the U.S. Olympic team.

Lightning 5, Rangers 3

Anthony Cirelli had a goal and two assists and Tampa Bay chased Henrik Lundqvist with a barrage of shots in a win over New York. League-leading Tampa Bay had 17 shots on goal before the Rangers got their first nearly 11 minutes into the game. Lundqvist kept New York's deficit to 2-0 through one period but was pulled after allowing two more goals in the second period. Cirelli, playing his fourth career game, helped the Lightning improve to 8-0-1 in their past nine games. Adam Erne, Cedric Paquette. Tyler Johnson and Chris Kunitz also scored, and Andrei Vasilevskiy made 27 saves for his league-leading 40th victory, which ties the franchise record. Ryan Spooner had a goal and an assist for New York, which has dropped consecutive games since sweeping a threegame trip to Western Canada. Lundqvist made 27 saves before being replaced by Alexander Georgiev, who made 13 saves.