Bruins rally, secure 50th win in record 64th game

Garnet Hathaway scored the go-ahead goal with 6:06 left to lift host Boston past Detroit 3-2, giving the Bruins their 50th win of the season and making them the fastest NHL team to ever reach the milestone. Boston, which also clinched a playoff berth, needed 64 games to reach 50 wins — beating the record of 66 set by the 1995-96 Red Wings and matched by Tampa Bay in 2018-19.

■ Rangers 2, Sabres 1, OT: At Buffalo, N.Y., Artemi Panarin converted a blocked shot to score a power-play goal 2:02 into overtime, and Patrick Kane scored his second goal in four games with New York, which didn’t lead until the final score for a second straight game.

■ Lightning 3, Blackhawks 1: At Tampa, Fla., Brayden Point scored his second goal of the night with a minute left to break a 1-all tie. Tampa Bay lost captain Steven Stamkos, its career leader in goals and points, to a left leg injury in the first period.

■ Penguins 5, Flyers 1: At Pittsburgh, Las Vegas product Jason Zucker scored his 10th goal in the past 12 games for Pittsburgh to back Casey Desmith, who had 31 saves. Philadelphia lost its third straight and seventh in eight games.

■ Devils 3, Canadiens 1: At Montreal, Nico Hischier had a goal and an assist to back Akira Schmid, who had 23 saves, as New Jersey moved to 6-1-1 in its past eight games and dealt Montreal its sixth straight loss.

■ Avalanche 3, Coyotes 2, OT: At Denver, Cale Makar scored 1:38 into overtime, and Nathan Mackinnon ran his franchise-record home goals streak to nine games and his home point streak to 16 games.

■ Blues 5, Blue Jackets 2: At Columbus, Ohio, Jordan Kyrou scored three goals to back Thomas Greiss, who stopped 38 shots, as St. Louis won its second straight after losing eight of nine.

■ Jets 5, Panthers 4, OT: At Sunrise, Fla., Mark Scheifele scored his second goal of the night with 29 seconds left in overtime, halting Florida’s three-game win streak.

■ Capitals 5, Islanders 1: At New York, Dylan Strome and Anthony Mantha each had a goal and an assist as Washington ended New York’s three-game win streak.

■ Maple Leafs 7, Oilers 4: At Toronto, John Tavares scored two of Toronto’s four second-period goals as the Leafs overcame a 3-1 deficit.

The Associated Press Mary Schwalm Bruins right wing Garnet Hathaway scores past Red Wings goalie Magnus Hellberg and center Dylan Larkin in Boston’s win Saturday at TD Garden.