The Boston Bruins have rebounded from a disappointing start to the NHL season, improving their record to 6-6-1 after back-to-back shutout victories against the Philadelphia Flyers and Seattle Kraken. Previously at the bottom of the Atlantic Division, the Bruins' strong defensive play and solid performances from key players like goalie Jeremy Swayman and captain Brad Marchand have sparked hope for the team. Coach Jim Montgomery emphasized the need for consistent effort to build on this momentum as they face upcoming matches against tough opponents. While the Bruins have struggled with penalties and teamwork in earlier games, players like David Pastrnak are focused on improving their competitive edge. The recent success has brought the Bruins within striking distance of their division rivals, setting the stage for a potentially significant turnaround. The team's next stretch of games will be crucial in determining their ability to maintain this positive trajectory.