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Pastrnak's 3 goals lead Bruins past Flyers 7-3 at Lake Tahoe

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STATELINE, Nev. – David Pastrnak had three goals and the Boston Bruins took control by scoring three times in a span of 1:39 during the second period to beat the Philadelphia Flyers 7-3 on Sunday in an outdoor game on the shore of Lake Tahoe.

After a delay-filled opening game of the weekend between Colorado and Vegas because of bright sun that made for poor ice conditions, the game Sunday went off with fewer hitches.

The Bruins' high level of play matched the picturesque setting with the lake and snow-covered mountains in the background. Pastrnak scored in the opening minute of the first two periods and then again late in the third to give him his second hat trick in three games against the Flyers this season.

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