Lightning vs Bruins Prediction, Preview, Odds & Picks Nov. 29

Bruins have won 12 straight home games. Tampa Bay had won seven in a row at TD Garden before Boston’s 3-2 win in March. The Lightning are fourth in goals per game and fifth in the league's power play. Nikita Zucherov is third in NHL with 22 points during the month of November. David Pastrnak (15 points) and Brad Marchand (14 points), are the Bruins” top point producers in November so far.

Tampa Bay Lightning has scored at least one power-play goal in each of its last seven games. The Lightning are 11 of 25 with the man advantage since November 13. Kucherov leads the NHL with nine power play points.

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Bruins have been without Brad Marchand and Charlie McAvoy since the start of the season. Derek Forbort is close to returning after missing the last 11 games. Trent Frederic could play on Tuesday. Linus Ullmark returned to practice after a week out with an upper-body injury. He is expected to start against Tampa Bay.

Ullmark, Frederic and Forbort could play for Boston against Tampa. Smith is out for the game.

The Bruins won 5-3 on Nov. 21. It was the fourth straight win for the Bruins in the series. The teams have combined for six Stanley Cup Finals appearances in last 10 seasons. Tampa Bay had won 16 of the previous 19 meetings before the recent trend.

Lightning vs. Bruins is a game on Tuesday, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. ET at TD Garden, Boston. Lightning are 13-7-1, while Bruins are 18-3-0.

Lightning (13-7-1) and Bruins (18-3-0) are playing each other on Tuesday, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. ET at TD Garden, Boston.

The Bruins have the best record in the NHL and the most points against the spread. Boston has covered in nine of its first 12 home games. Tampa Bay is just 3-7 against NHL betting lines on the road. The Bruins are tied for the home goalscoring record (48) and have given up the fewest goals per game (1.67). Tampa is in middle of the pack in goals scored and goals allowed (3.4).