How to Watch the Boston Bruins Game for Free Today
The Boston Bruins aim to break their three-game losing streak on Tuesday, November 11, when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs at TD Garden in Boston. This is their second meeting of the season.
Game Details
- Date: Tuesday, November 11
- Time: 7 p.m. EST
- Venue: TD Garden, Boston
- Broadcast: TNT and truTV
How to Watch for Free
Fans can stream the game for free through DIRECTV, which offers a trial period. While SlingTV does not provide a free trial, it has some promotional rates available for the game. HBO Max offers movies, original shows, and live sports, and can be bundled with Disney+ and Hulu for $16.99 per month.
Recent Matchup Recap
These teams met on Saturday in Toronto, where Boston secured a 5–3 victory — their sixth consecutive win. The Bruins, now at a 10–7–0 record, trail just behind the Montreal Canadiens in the Atlantic Division.
Game Highlights
- Morgan Geekie opened Boston’s scoring, tying the game in the first period.
- Viktor Arvidsson scored 20 seconds later to give Boston the lead.
- Matias Maccelli equalized for Toronto before Michael Eyssimont and David Pastrnak restored and extended Boston’s advantage.
- Toronto’s John Tavares netted a power play goal to reduce the gap to 4–3.
- Fraser Minten sealed the win with his third goal of the season.
"The Boston Bruins are looking to halt a three-game losing streak on Tuesday, Nov. 11 when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs."
Author’s summary: The Boston Bruins seek redemption at home against Toronto, aiming to end a slump and reclaim momentum in the Atlantic Division race.
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