Bruins beat Devils but can't stop Buffalo's Vanek in first home loss of abbreviated NHL season
* In the Buffalo Sabres' first six games this season, left wing Thomas Vanek had scored three goals.
Josh Asen and Henry Loughlin
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Boston Bruins Beat: Bruins rebound from a high-stakes loss with two thrilling victories
The biggest news in the Bruins' 2-1 win over the Montreal Canadians last Thursday night at TD Garden came from off the ice. After playing the first two periods of Thursday's game, Canadiens' left wing Michael Cammalleri was pulled out of the lineup and subsequently traded to the Calgary Flames. Despite Cammalleri's tirade about the team's laziness, Montreal General Manager Pierre Gauthier said the left-winger's comments did not result in the trade being finalized. "No, they did not influence the trade at all." Gauther said. "And you know, I didn't make a big deal about that, but there's emotion around the team, somebody says something.
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