The Boston Bruins go for their second straight win since David Pastrnak's return from injury and fourth in a row overall when they continue a three-game road swing through the Central Division with a Thursday night visit to the Winnipeg Jets.

The 29-year-old Pastrnak showed no ill effects from a five-game injury absence in the Bruins' 5-2 win Tuesday over former coach Jim Montgomery's St. Louis Blues, recording three assists, three shots and a plus-2 rating while skating alongside 23-year-old Marat Khusnutdinov and 21-year-old Fraser Minten (two goals) on the third line.

"Just three young kids playing together," Pastrnak joked. "It was fun."

Pastrnak's return meant additional lineup shuffling for first-year coach Marco Sturm, including a fourth-line combination of Tanner Jeannot, Mark K

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