The Boston Bruins suffered a tough 6-5 shootout loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday. This was after they had a 5-1 lead in the second period, so this is a loss that certainly stung. This is especially so when penalty trouble ended up being what sunk the Black and Gold.

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Jake Guentzel scored the only goal in the shootout. Pastrnak, the Bruins’ final shooter, pinged his attempt off the right post. What should have been a sure two points — the Bruins had a 5-1 lead halfway through the second period — ended up being one.

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The Lightning opened the scoring just eleven seconds into the game. After Anthony Cirelli won the opening faceoff, Darren Raddysh passed the puck to Nikita Kucherov, who gave it to Brandon Hagel. Hagel made his way to the high slot in the Boston end and snapped a wrist shot over the stick of Jeremy Swayman.