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The Boston Bruins split a two-game road trip against the Minnesota Wild and Winnipeg Jets. Here are three winners and two losers.

Scott Roche of Causeway Crowd evaluated the Boston Bruins' two-game road trip, selecting three winners and two losers after a split against the Winnipeg Jets and Minnesota Wild. Head coach Marco Sturm's squad earned a 4-3 overtime win in Winnipeg before suffering a 4-1 defeat in Minnesota.
Roche named James Hagens, JJ Peterka, and goaltender Michael DiPietro as winners following strong individual showings. Conversely, the writer labeled the Bruins' scoreless power play and frequent penalties as key losers after costly man-advantage goals against Minnesota.
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