Cotter's OT Goal Lifts Devils Over Bruins

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In a thrilling finish at Prudential Center, Paul Cotter scored with just seven seconds

left in overtime on a breakaway to lift the New Jersey Devils.

To a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Monday night, it marked Cotter's first National

Hockey League overtime goal, assisted by Jack Hughes.

Hughes dished out three assists in the game, pushing his career total to 402 points and

making him the fastest player in Devils history.

To reach 400, doing so in just 414 games, he broke the old mark previously held by Kirk Muller.

The Devils improved at 34 wins, 31 losses and two overtime losses, wrapping up a teen

record seven game homestand with a strong five, wins, two losses and no ties.

Paul Tender, Jacob Markstrom, stopped 20 shots in the victory.

For the Bruins, now 37 wins, 23 losses and seven overtime losses, David Passionac Talley

two goals to extend his point street to.

Six games.

They've struggled lately on the road, going just one win, three losses and five overtime

losses in their last nine away games.

Junas Corpusallo made 30 saves in his first start in four outings.

This win keeps the Devils pushing forward at home, while the Bruins look to rebound

from their shaky road form.

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