The New York Rangers beat the Boston Bruins 5-2 on Thursday night, which marks their third consecutive preseason win. As opposed to their last preseason victory, the Rangers played a real solid 60 minutes of hockey. The biggest winner of the night had to be Brennan Othmann.

But the presence of stars like David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy weren’t enough to push Boston over the top. Boston fell to the Rangers, 5-2, at Madison Square Garden. Brett Harrison and Mark Kastelic scored for the Bruins, while Brandon Bussi stopped 28 of 32 shots in the loss.

The New York Rangers have continued their brilliant play throughout preseason, extending their win streak to three straight after a dominant 5-2 victory over

In Sunday’s game at TD Garden, Bruins defenseman Parker Wotherspoon was upset at being hit late and high twice by Brennan Othmann, the first of which caused Boston trainers to check on him. At the end of the second period, he’d had enough which led to a short fight, where Wotherspoon landed most of the punches.

The Bruins fell to the Rangers, 3-2, on Sunday in their preseason opener. Here's seven takeaways from the game at TD Garden.

The New York Rangers have gotten off to an amazing start so far this preseason going 3-0. They started by beating the Boston Bruins in Boston and in the next game, they scored six goals in the third period to come back against the New York Islanders.

Make it three preseason games and three preseason wins for the New York Rangers after they defeated the Boston Bruins […]