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BOSTON -- The Boston Bruins took out the frustration on the Toronto Maple Leafs. http://www.oriolesteamshop.com/JJ-Hardy-Orioles-Orioles Jersey/ . Two days after losing their composure in a loss to Carolina, the Bruins had their best offensive game of the season in a 6-2 victory Thursday night that gave the Maple Leafs their first regulation loss. Zdeno Chara, Milan Lucic and Tyler Seguin had a goal and two assists each and the Stanley Cup champions scored two power-play goals, matching their total for their first six games. "Obviously, weve been a little frustrated and it showed at the end of the Carolina game," Lucic said. "What weve been able to do well as a team is weve always been able to turn that emotion into a positive and thats what we were able to do here tonight." The Bruins, who had 11 goals entering the game, rebounded from the 4-1 loss to the Hurricanes on Tuesday night. Rich Peverleys goal with 9:01 left had cut Carolinas lead to 2-1 before Boston lost its momentum by taking several ill-advised penalties. Coach Claude Julien shook up his lines and the move paid off as the Bruins outshot the Maple Leafs 43-28. "It was a good thing because no one really had too much chemistry," Seguin said. "Tonight everyone kind of just focused on (his own) game and what they have to do in taking accountability and I think thats why we were successful." The Bruins won for the second time in five games and had two power-play goals for just the second time in 41 regular-season games. The Maple Leafs, playing their first road game of the season, had a predictable letdown from their last game, a 4-3 shootout win over the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday night. "When they scored (their) first goal the air went out of the balloon," Toronto coach Ron Wilson said. "We just didnt have our legs." David Steckel gave Toronto (4-1-1) the lead 7:29 into the game before the Bruins (3-4) scored three times in less than eight minutes to take a 3-1 lead after the first period. Nathan Horton and Chara scored on power plays and Chris Kelly connected with 2:11 left in the period. Lucic, Patrice Bergeron and Seguin scored in the third. Torontos Mikhail Grabovski finished the scoring Phil Kessel, a former Bruin, entered with NHL-leading totals of seven goals and 12 points but was held scoreless for the first time in 16 regular-season games. Seguin was taken with the second pick of last years draft obtained in the trade for Kessel. Steckel started the scoring with his first goal of the season on a 30-foot shot from the slot that deflected off the left leg of goalie Tim Thomas as he lay on his back. Barely three minutes later, at 10:32 of the first period, the Bruins tied it on Hortons second goal after backup goalie Jonas Gustavsson, playing for the first time this season, stopped Charas 50-foot shot but left the rebound for Horton to put in the net on a power play. "We know they were going to come out hard so I was prepared for a lot of shots," Gustavsson said. Chara scored his first goal on another power play, at 16:05, on a pass from the blue line from defenceman Andrew Ference, who tied his career high with three assists. Less than two minutes later, at 17:49, Ference assisted on Kellys second goal, starting the play with a pass to Lucic, who skated up the left side and across the goal line. He then passed it in front of the net where it bounced before Kelly lifted a backhander over Gustavsson. Toronto had the best scoring chance of the second period when Grabovski, coming out of the penalty box, got the puck at the red line and broke in alone. 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