BEIJING - Following a day at The Great Wall of China on Sunday, the Bruins got back to business with two training camp practices at O.R.G. Packaging's AZ Ice Sports Club Rink in Beijing.

Here are some of the best on-ice - and off-ice - scenes from Monday and Tuesday:

BEIJING - Bruce Cassidy knew he could depend on his bottom six a season ago. His ability to roll four lines against any opponent in any situation was crucial in the Bruins' charge towards the top of the Eastern Conference.

Cassidy would love nothing more than to continue that approach this season. But with Riley Nash and Tim Schaller departing via free agency over the summer, there are holes to fill and there is trust to be earned.

Joakim Nordstrom is keen on doing just that.

BEIJING - Derek Dun, admittedly, did not take the most conventional path to the National Hockey League. And while his time at hockey's highest level may be short-lived, the 24-year-old is making sure to embrace his experience this week as the Bruins' third goaltender here at the O.R.G. NHL China Games.

A native of British Columbia, Dun is of Chinese descent and last season played for Beijing-based HC Kunlun Red Star of the KHL - a team owned by O.R.G. Packaging Chairman Zhou Yunjie.

SHENZHEN, China - The Bruins hit the ice for their first practice of the 2018-19 season on Friday afternoon, running through two 45-minute sessions in Shenzhen ahead of the 2018 O.R.G. NHL China Games.

Photos from practice:

SHENZHEN, China - It came a day later than expected, but the Bruins' first official practice of the 2018-19 season is in the books.

Boston's opening session of training camp was scheduled for Thursday, but the team's gear - as well as the Calgary Flames' - was held up in customs upon its arrival in Shenzhen on Wednesday evening, causing both teams to scrap practice.

TAMPA - The Bruins, down 3-1 in their second-round tilt with the Lightning, received some more bad news on Saturday afternoon. Upon their arrival in Tampa, the team announced that defenseman Torey Krug will not play in the remainder of the series after leaving Friday night's loss with a lower-body injury, the result of an awkward slam into the end boards.

BOSTON - It appears that the Bruins could use a bit of a spark.

After dropping two straight games to fall into a 2-1 series hole in this best-of-seven, second-round series with Tampa Bay, coach Bruce Cassidy hinted at potential lineup changes for Friday night's Game 4.

It was difficult, however, to decipher what any tweaks may look like during Thursday's practice at Warrior Ice Arena with Brad Marchand and Jake DeBrusk both missing the session for maintenance days.

TAMPA - David Pastrnak has put together back-to-back 30-goal campaigns.

His 35 tallies during the regular season paced the Bruins. And he's added five more in just eight games this postseason.

But it's his playmaking ability that has truly risen to the occasion. The 21-year-old winger is leading the NHL with 12 assists during the playoffs, including the four helpers he dished out during Boston's 6-2 victory over the Lightning in Game 1 of their second-round series on Saturday.

TAMPA - The Bruins enter their second-round series with the Tampa Bay Lightning having won three of the teams' four meetings during the regular season.

But Brad Marchand doesn't much care.

BOSTON - Bruce Cassidy offered some perspective on Tuesday afternoon.

When asked if his team was facing pressure heading into Game 7 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, he chose to take a much broader outlook.