The Boston Bruins extended their points streak to eight games with a 6-4 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Saturday night, according to an ABC News wire report.
The report said James Hagens and David Pastrnak scored in a 40-second span in the third period. The summary did not say which goal came first, what the score was before that span began, or how much time remained in the game when the scoring stretch occurred.
According to the ABC News report, the win carried the Bruins to eight straight games in which the team recorded at least one point. That run is the central element of the account, and the report presented it as the reason the game was notable for Boston.
The report described the outcome as a 6-4 result, the same score that appears in its headline. It identified the Sharks as the opponent and gave no further detail on how San Jose scored its goals or which of its players contributed. It also did not describe shots, goaltending, or the flow of play in the game.
The wire summary was the only source available for this story, and no second outlet was reviewed to confirm its details. The material carried no author byline and no dateline, so the location of the game and the name of the reporter are not stated in the summary reviewed here. Each fact in this account is taken from that single summary and attributed to ABC News.
The report was a summary of a wire story, and the full text was not reviewed for this account. Readers who want the complete sequence of the game, including any comments from either team, would need to consult the original ABC News report linked above.
Sources: ABC News: Bruins extend points streak to 8 games with 6-4 win over Sharks.