Justin Brazeau is part of the Boston Bruins' first line, which is expected to have ample scoring opportunities against the Buffalo Sabres, who have allowed the eighth-most Expected Goals Against Per 60. While Brazeau's performance has been streaky throughout the season, he is positioned to contribute significantly alongside Brad Marchand and Charlie Coyle, especially with Marchand currently on a seven-game point streak.

Justin Brazeau played a crucial role in the Bruins' comeback by scoring the game-tying goal in the third period, tipping a Mason Lohrei point shot past Ville Husso on the power play. His timely contribution helped shift the momentum back to Boston, ultimately leading to their victory in overtime.

Justin Brazeau tied the game for the Bruins with a deflection goal in the third period, marking Boston's first power-play goal of the night. His contribution was crucial in the team's comeback against Detroit.

Justin Brazeau scored a power-play goal for Boston, contributing to the team's offensive efforts in their victory over Detroit. His performance is part of a recent trend where the Bruins' power play, previously ranked last in the league, has shown improvement by scoring in three consecutive games.

Justin Brazeau scored a power-play goal for Boston, contributing to the team's offensive effort in their win against Detroit. His performance is part of a recent trend of improvement for the Bruins' power play, which has now scored in three consecutive games.