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Elias Lindholm fired the game-winner on the power play just 13 seconds into the third.

Marat Kuznutanov and Hanri Jokiharju lit the lamb too for Boston, while David Pasternak handed out three assists.

Dallas got goals from Jamie Benn, Matt Duchesne, and Wyatt Johnston, whose tally was his 41st this year.

Jake Oettinger turned aside 17 shots, but the Stars have stumbled in seven of their last nine games.

Lynn Holmes' wrister from the circle flipped the score to 3-2 to write off the power play.

Jokey Harjoo buried his first as a Bruin from the slot at 5-51 for a two-goal cushion.

Arbitzen then iced it late for Boston's 28th home win.

Bruins hit the road Thursday at Florida to kick off a four-game trip while Dallas hosts Winnipeg that night.

Momentum's building in Beantown as the postseason nears.

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Toronto Maple Leafs just fired their general manager, Brad Treleving, and word was they had their eyes on Dallas Stars boss Jim Neal to take over.

But that plan hit a wall fast when Dallas locked him down with a two-year contract extension announced this morning.

Stars fans can breathe easy now, especially with a big game against the Bruins tonight.

Nils not going anywhere, keeping the team steady as they push forward.

The guy is a three-time general manager of the year winner, super respected around the league for building winners.

Neal's track record shows he's all about contending for the Stanley Cup, and Dallas knows they're lucky to hold on to a leader like him.

With this extension, the stars stay locked in on their championship run, while the Leafs keep hunting for their next move.