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Morgan Geekie finds his shot during Bruins’ four-game win streak

The Boston forward has scored in four straight games and says he is getting more chances from the left side on the power play.

File photo: Boston Bruins centre Morgan Geekie passes the puck along the boards against the San Jose Sharks at TD Garden.
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Morgan Geekie has scored in four straight games for the Boston Bruins after scoring once in his first 14 games this season. The Bruins have won all four.

Geekie told Boston Hockey Now after Monday’s optional skate that he had passed up some early opportunities and was getting more power-play shots from the left side, where he is comfortable. He has put 12 shots on goal during the streak.

The streak began Oct. 31 when Geekie tied the game against Chicago with 12 seconds left in regulation. His latest goal came on a two-man advantage in Sunday’s 4–1 win against Florida. Boston hosts the Montréal Canadiens on Thursday.

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