Can the mixed group slip?

Boston Bruins will return to TD Garden on Tuesday, seeking to break a sequence of eight consecutive defeats against Washington’s capital.

Alex Ovechkin will be held on their way.

“It’s about focusing on the mind to win a hockey match and how we do it.” The acting head coach of the Bruins, Joe Sacco, said by transcription provided by team. “But also, the part on pride and privilege. I talked about these two things. I think it’s huge for our guys … There are a lot of opportunities here for some of our players who have come now, players from different teams. There is the opportunity factor, but then there is pride. Trying to win hockey games.”

Bs do not change much in terms of range, but there have been mixtures. Charlie McAvoy progresses after being injured in the confrontation of the 4 nations, Ian Mitchell continuing to fulfill a role on the blue line.

Jeremy Swayman will start in the net.

Boston and Washington should drop the washer at 7 p.m., after an hour of pre-match coverage on Nesn.

We have the projected lines and the defensive agreements for both sides:

Boston Bruins (30-35-9)
Morgan Geekie – Pavel Zacha – David Pastrnak
Marat Khusnutdinov – Elias Lindholm – Fabian Lysell
Cole Koepke – Casey Mitelstadt – Vinni Letterii
Jakub Lauko – Johnny Beecher – Patrick Brown

Nikita Zadorov – Henri Jokiharju
Parker Wotherspoon – Andrew Peeke
Mason Lohrei – Ian Mitchell

Jeremy Swayman

Washington Capitals (47-17-9)
Alex Ovechkin – Pierre -Luc Dubois – Tom Wilson
Aliaksei Protas – Dylan Strome – Ryan Leonard
Connor McMichael – Lars Eller – Andrew Mangiapane
Anthony Beauvillier – Nic Dowd – Brandon Duhaime

Rasmus Sandin – John Carlson
Jakob Chychrun – Trevor Van Riemsdyk
Martin FEHERVARY – DYLAN MCILRATH

Charlie Lindgren