The Boston Bruins are in third place in the Atlantic Division, three points ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs, but the Maple Leafs hold a game in hand. The Bruins are four points behind the second-place Ottawa Senators. "At this time of the year you are motivated to get as many points as possible in every game," defenseman Zdeno Chara said. "You see the standings, it's so close that any game, any point, can make a big difference at the end. Our focus is really bring our best and play the way that we are capable of." Goaltender Tuukka Rask will get the start. He was pulled in the second period of a 7-4 loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday after allowing five goals on 17 shots. The Bruins are 12-4-0 since Bruce Cassidy took over as coach. "I think he's a pretty straightforward coach," forward Matt Beleskey said. "He doesn't dwell on mistakes. He definitely lets you know you've made them and how to correct them and we move on. That's something we're trying to focus on. You don't really have time to dwell on anything right now."