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November is not going according to plan for the Bruins, but there is no need for any fan or member of the organization to panic.
The Bruins have a 4-2-3 record this month and are 2-2-3 in their last seven games, which is unimpressive, to say the least.
The dominant first line of the Boston Bruins consistently carried the team through a slow offensive start to the season.
Although offensive production increased since returning home from the West Coast trip to open the season, the first line is scoring the majority of Boston’s goals—something that is problematic.
