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In the 11 regular-season games with the Boston Bruins after he was traded from the Dallas Stars, Jaromir Jagr accumulated nine points, including two goals.

So far, through two games of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Jagr is without a point and has only four shots on net and a minus-2 rating tarnishing his resume.

With the series, tied at one game each, now shifting to Toronto for Game 3 and 4, the Bruins need Jagr -- and his current linemates, Rich Peverley and Chris Kelly -- to produce. That production would be easier to come by if Jagr was at top of his game. After practice Sunday at TD Garden, coach Claude Julien mentioned the possibility Jagr still isn't totally healthy after a flu bug that cost him the final two games of the regular season.

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Only time will tell if the Boston Bruins' performance against the Tampa Bay Lightning is an indication that they're ready for the Stanley Cup Playoffs. All that's certain for now is that the Bruins finally played their style of game in a 2-0 victory at TD Garden on Thursday night.

Tuukka Rask recorded his fifth shutout of the season with 30 saves, Dennis Seidenberg and Daniel Paille scored goals and the Bruins won two fights, as Boston bounced back from its worst loss of the season Tuesday night in Philadelphia.

"Like I said this morning, we're going to find out quickly if it was just a little bump in the road or whether it was a step back," coach Claude Julien said. "I thought our guys played hard tonight. I'm not looking for perfection, I'm looking for reaction -- and overall, I thought we played hard, we moved the puck quickly and when there was a breakdown Tuukka was there to make the big saves."

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