BUSY B’s SCORE FIVE TIMES OVER FINAL 10 MINUTES

N.C.» David Pastrnak RALEIGH, scored three of Boston’s five goals in the final 10 minutes for his first career hat trick, and the Bruins stunned the Hurricanes by rallying for a 6-4 victory Tuesday night.

Matt Grzelcyk, Pastrnak and Danton Heinen scored in a span of 77 seconds to turn a 4-1 Bruins deficit into a 4-all tie.

Grzelcyk fired home a slap shot with 9:56 remaining, Pastrnak scored on a wrister 56 seconds later and Heinen followed 21 seconds after that with the tying goal, banging home a onetimer off a 2-on-1 rush with David Krejci.

Pastrnak put Boston ahead on a power-play goal with 3:30 left and finished off his hat trick with an empty-net goal with 1:34 remaining.

Brad Marchand had a goal and two assists for the Bruins, who snapped a three-game road losing streak. Tuukka Rask made 29 saves.

TUESDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS

Mike Hoffman scored two goals and six other Ottawa players had multipoint games as the Senators beat the Lightning 7-4, ending its 10-game streak without a regulation loss. One night earlier, the Senators halted Florida’s eight-game home winning streak. Tom Pyatt, Erik Karlsson, Ryan Dzingel and Marian Gaborik each had a goal and an assist for the Senators. Magnus Paajarvi also scored, and Mike Condon finished with 42 saves. Tampa Bay hadn’t lost in regulation since Feb. 17. The Lightning’s lead over Boston in the Atlantic Division was trimmed to four points. … Pekka Rinne made 32 saves and the Predators scored two short-handed goals in beating the Jets 3-1 to tie for the top spot in the NHL standings. Kevin Fiala, Austin Watson and Viktor Arvidsson had the goals for Nashville, which has won 11 of 12. The Predators reached 100 points in 69 games, the fastest mark in franchise history. The defending Western Conference champions are even with Eastern Conference-leading Tampa Bay — and Nashville has played one fewer game. … Johnny Gaudreau scored 5:18 into the second period and the Flames beat the Oilers 1-0. Calgary goaltender Mike Smith stopped 28 shots. Edmonton’s Cam Talbot turned away 32 shots.

FOOTNOTE

Eichel back at practice.

Sabres leading scorer Jack Eichel isn’t sure when he’ll be cleared to play after returning to practice for the first time since spraining his right ankle a month ago.