BOSTON -- Brad Marchand was simply explaining how easy things felt for him on the ice Saturday night. He could have been talking about his entire team, though.Tuukka Rask was rarely tested in his latest win, and Patrice Bergerons power-play score capped a three-goal second period that carried the Boston Bruins to a 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.I think just some games you feel good and the puck seems to find you, said Marchand, who had a second-period goal.That was kind of one of those games tonight. I felt like when it bounces its coming to me, and things kind of work out.Rask needed only 11 saves to raise his record to 11-2, but lost a bid for his fourth shutout with 2:40 to play. He was the NHLs First Star last week, going 4-0-0 with a 0.75 goals-against average.We were skating, we were battling, our forecheck was great, Rask said. We didnt give them any time, any space anywhere on the ice. A very, very good effort. What can I say? Only 12 shots, thats probably the least I ever faced.Jets coach Paul Maurice took the blame for not preparing his team better.I didnt see it coming. I couldnt make enough adjustments to make a change, couldnt hide people on the ice to keep them off the minus-sheet, he said. Im not looking at that room. Im looking at what I did to get them ready. It obviously wasnt enough.Matt Beleskey and Tim Schaller also scored for the Bruins, who won for the eighth time in 11 games.Adam Lowry scored for Winnipeg, and Michael Hutchinson made 34 saves. The Jets were outshot 38-12 while losing in regulation for only the second time in their last seven games.I think were taking a lot of pride in defending well, Boston coach Claude Julien said.Winnipegs players talked about moving on from the loss.It was just one of those nights, Hutchinson said. Every team is going to have them in an 82-game season.The Bruins dominated play for most of the opening period and a half, but held just a 1-0 lead despite a 20-4 advantage in shots on goal until Marchand made it 2-0 at 11:37 of the second.The winger collected a loose puck along the left boards near the Jets blue line, broke in alone and shifted around Hutchinson before tucking a backhander into the net.With the Bruins on a two-man advantage, Bergeron one-timed David Krejcis pass from the left circle, with the puck sneaking between Hutchinson and the near post to make it 3-0 at 17:00.Beleskeys goal gave Boston a 1-0 lead 2:01 into the second. He one-timed defenseman Joe Morrows pass into the net from near the left faceoff circle.Game notes Boston needs one goal to join Montreal as the only NHL franchises with 20,000. ... David Pastrnak, who leads the Bruins with 10 goals, missed his second consecutive game with an undisclosed injury. 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STONY BROOK, N.Y. -- Stony Brook and North Dakota fought to a draw on offense, but Stony Brooks defense and special teams won the day as the Seawolves beat the Fighting Hawks 13-9 Thursday in the FCS.Stony Brook took the lead with 8:52 left when Gavin Heslop blocked a UND punt and Kyle Morgan scooped it up at the 7-yard line and ran it in for a 13-9 lead.UND marched down to the SBU 24 late in the game but the drive ended when Brady Oliviera was stopped short on fourth-and-1 with 2:14 left.The Seawolves ran out the clock to win for the first time in three attempts against UND.You give up a score on special teams . Its hard to win games when you do that, North Dakota coach Bubba Schweigert said. We never really got anything going offensively.UNDs only touchdown was a 16-yard run by John Santiago in the second quarter. The Seawolves defense held Santiago to 51 yards and the Fighting Hawks to just 63 yards on the ground.Stony Brook defensive back Jaheem Woods had 11 tackles and three of the Seawolves four sacks of Keaton Studsrud. The UND quarterback completed just 13 of 25 passes for 114 yards.UND safety Cole Reyes made eight tackles, forced a fumble, had a sack and recorded two fumbles. Linebacker Connor OBrien added 11 tackles, forced two fumbles and had a sack.We knew it would be a battle, OBrien said. We have to stay positive through the process. Obviously not the result we wanted, but we have a lot of season left.Reyes safety in the third quarter gave UND a 9-7 lead. He stormed through the line and brought down Stacey Bedell deep in the end zone.The first half ended with the teams tied 7-7 at halftime.Stony Brook outgained the Fighting Hawks 154-43 in total yards, but it lost two fumbles. UND turned one of those into its only touchdown of the haalf.ddddddddddddSBU also turned a fumble into a game-tying touchdown late in the first half.Stony Brook took the opening kickoff and drove to the UND 21 before the drive stalled and Przemyslaw Popek missed a 37-yard field goal attempt. Most of the first quarter was played on UNDs half of the field, but a Jordan Gowins fumble near midfield late in the first quarter flipped the field and UND threatened late in the scoreless first quarter.UND took a 7-0 lead on Santiagos 16-yard run and Reid Taubenheims extra point with 14:22 left in the half. Santiago went up the middle and hurdled a defender on his way to the end zone.The Seawolves next drive ended on a blind-side sack of Carbone by Reyes, who also recovered the fumble to give UND the ball at the SBU 28.But the Seawolves returned the favor with a sack and recovered fumble to get the ball back at its 39 with 10:39 left in the half. Eleven plays later, the Seawolves tied it on a fluke play in the end zone.Gowins fumbled before crossing the goal line on a 2-yard run but teammate Cal Daniels jumped on the bouncing ball in the end zone for the score. Popeks kicked the PAT with 4:50 left.UNDs first possession of the second half ended at the Seawolves 2-yard line when receiver Clive Georges was tackled running toward the end zone, injured his knee and fumbled the ball. Georges was wheeled off the field.SBU took over but on the first play, Stacey Bedell was stopped by Reyes for a safety and a 9-7 UND lead. It stayed that way until the blocked punt in the fourth quarter.Stony Brook quarterback Joe Carbone was 16-for-32 for 159 yards. The Seawolves had 211 yards of total offense. ' ' '