Turning It On Late:Since January 26, only the Ottawa Senators (37) have more third-period goals than the Canes (33).
In Net:After going with Pyotr Kochetkov last night against Toronto, Frederik Andersen is expected to have the nod this evening. The veteran is 19-8 on the season and was sensational in the team's win over Boston at PNC Arena in January.
Defense Wins Championships:Carolina has allowed just 182 goals this season, the second-fewest in the NHL. The only team that's allowed fewer? Boston, with 151.
Blue Line Ballers:Brent Burns' game-opening goal on Saturday was the Canes' 48th goal from a defenseman this season. That is the most by any NHL team to date, this season.
Get The First One:Carolina is now 36-5-4 when scoring the first goal of the game.
On The Other Side:Boston arrives in Raleigh after earning their 55th win on Saturday. Far and away the best team in the NHL this season, the Bruins have already locked up the top spot in the Atlantic Division, leaving only the Presidents' Trophy to play for. David Pastrnak's 95 points in 72 games currently rank fifth among all NHL skaters, while netminder Linus Ullmark paces all netminders with his .937 SV% and 1.92 GAA.