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Despite going in and out of Claude Julien’s doghouse, 21-year-old Phil Kessel has had a strong season for the Bruins. It appears he finally has emerged as a top-goal scorer in the NHL, as long as he can keep his play consistent.
Kessel reached the 30-goal plateau Saturday afternoon in a 2-1 win over the Islanders. He’s Boston’s first 30-goal scorer since Patrice Bergeron had 31 in 2005-06.
“He’s what you saw when he’s on his game, a game-breaker,” Julien said. “When he doesn’t compete the way he’s been competing lately, he is a player that doesn’t bring as much to the table.”
Tim Thomas matched his career-best total with his 30th win Saturday. He finished with 21 saves against 22 shots.
The Bruins will look to keep the win streak alive Sunday afternoon against the Penguins.
Tags: Bruins, New York Islanders, Phil Kessel, Tim Thomas
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