Leon Draisaitl criticizes his teammates after blowout loss to Bruins

David Pastrnak led the way as the Bruins beat the Edmonton Oilers 6-2 at Rogers Place, ending their six-game losing streak.

Pastrnak scored two goals and assisted on another, as Hampus Lindholm and Elias Lindholm each registered a goal and an assist. Viktor Arvidsson and Fraser Minten piled up two assists, and Jeremy Swayman made 34 saves.

McDavid stretched his point streak to 14 games with an assist, while Zach Hyman and Jack Roslovic scored for Edmonton. Connor Ingram made 23 saves for the losing side.

Pastrnak started the scoring early in the first period, tapping home a rebound off Charlie McAvoy's shot. Casey Mittelstadt added another, making it 2-0, before Hyman cut the lead to 2-1 towards the end of the period, assisted by McDavid.

Hampus Lindholm increased the lead to 3-1 early in period two, while Jonathan Aspirot made it 4-1, assisted by Pastrnak's setup.

A goal by Elias Lindholm opened period three, but Roslovic got one for the Oilers, before Pastrnak sealed the game with his second, making it 6-2.

Later, a frustrated Oilers star player, Leon Draisaitl, was evident, expressing his anger over their thrashing and stressing the need for accountability after a difficult night.

Boston moved to a record of 21-18-2, while Edmonton fell to a record of 20-15-6, extending their losing streak to three games.