The Boston Bruins showcased a resilient performance as they defeated the Florida Panthers 3-1 at Amerant Bank Arena on Wednesday night. With this victory, the Bruins improved their season record to an impressive 14-1-3, while the Panthers fell to 12-5-1.

The game started with the Panthers dictating the tempo, outshooting the Bruins by eight before Boston managed to register their first shot on goal. They tested Bruins goaltender Linus Ullmark with an onslaught of 15 shots in the first period, while delivering assertive body checks.

Nevertheless, the Bruins fought their way back into the game and broke the scoreless deadlock when Charlie Coyle found the back of the net with a skillful backhand shot at 18:35 of the opening frame. Coyle's goal gave the Bruins a vital 1-0 lead.

In the second period, the Bruins seized control by capitalizing on their opportunities. John Beecher continued his impressive form by scoring his third goal of the season, giving the Bruins a 2-1 lead. Beecher's recent success has made him a crucial contributor for the team. Moments later, Jake DeBrusk displayed his determination by collecting his own rebound and jamming it past Panthers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky, extending the Bruins' lead to 3-1.

The Bruins' defense stepped up in the third period, shutting down the Panthers' offensive efforts and denying them any chance of a comeback. The Bruins' strong defensive display secured the 3-1 victory, allowing them to split the two-game road trip.

Linus Ullmark proved to be a standout performer for the Bruins, making a series of exceptional saves throughout the game. Ullmark stopped 27 of the 28 shots he faced, displaying his goaltending prowess. The only goal he conceded was a double deflection in the second period.

Additionally, John Beecher's contributions were crucial for the Bruins. He netted his second goal in as many games, scoring the go-ahead goal that put the Bruins in the driver's seat.

Charlie Coyle's impactful performance should not go unnoticed, as he opened the scoring for the Bruins in the first period while the two teams were skating 4-on-4. Coyle's goal marked his seventh of the season and rewarded bettors who had placed a wager on him to score first with an impressive $2,300 payout for every $100 bet.

Looking ahead, the Bruins will return home for a Black Friday matinee matchup against the Detroit Red Wings. Puck drop at TD Garden is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET. Fans can catch all the action, along with an hour of pregame coverage, on NESN.