Bruins vs Capitals Prediction & Odds - 4/1/2025

The TD Garden will be buzzing with tension tomorrow night as the struggling Boston Bruins, losers of eight straight and sporting a dismal 30-35-9 record, face the Eastern Conference powerhouse Washington Capitals who are looking to bounce back from consecutive losses despite their impressive 47-17-9 season.

The contrast couldn't be starker – Boston's anemic offense (averaging just 2.61 goals per game with only 11 goals in their last seven outings) squares off against Washington's high-powered attack led by Dylan Strome and Alexander Ovechkin that's producing a league-best 3.63 goals per contest.

With Logan Thompson's .912 save percentage for the Capitals against Jeremy Swayman's struggling .893 for the Bruins, this showdown between the home team hosting a visiting squad that's outperforming them in virtually every statistical category promises plenty of drama at the Garden.

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Boston Bruins vs. Washington Capitals preview

The struggling Bruins welcome the red-hot Capitals to TD Garden Tuesday night in what feels like a David versus Goliath matchup on ice.

Boston's nightmare season continues with their eighth straight loss, struggling mightily on both ends with just 11 goals in their last seven games while surrendering a whopping 38 goals in their last eight.

Washington sits atop the Eastern Conference despite back-to-back losses, including a wild 8-5 defeat to Buffalo that showed their offensive firepower but exposed some defensive concerns.

The Caps' dynamic offense, led by Dylan Strome and ageless wonder Alexander Ovechkin, averages a league-best 3.63 goals per game while Boston's anemic attack manages just 2.61 goals per contest.

Look for Washington's Logan Thompson (sporting a solid .912 save percentage) to outshine Boston's struggling netminders as the Bruins' defensive corps has simply failed to limit quality chances.

David Pastrnak remains Boston's lone bright spot in this forgettable campaign, but he'll need far more help against John Carlson and Jakob Chychrun, who anchor Washington's stingy defense allowing just 2.64 goals per game.

TD Garden might lack its usual electricity as fans' patience wears thin with a team that's plummeted to second-worst in the Atlantic Division.

If there's any silver lining for Bruins faithful, it might be that desperation sometimes breeds unexpected results—though betting against these Capitals right now feels like throwing money into the harbor.