The top two teams in the Eastern Conference meet for an early-season showdown as the Boston Bruins host the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night. Boston was one of three teams with an unblemished record entering Thursday, when it surrendered a two-goal lead with two minutes remaining in a 4-3 overtime loss to Anaheim. The Bruins could have set a new franchise record with seven consecutive wins to begin a season. Instead, it's back to the drawing board ahead of a key matchup. Dylan Larkin continued to produce. An assist on Raymond's goal made him the first Red Wing since Henrik Zetterberg in 2007-08 to record points in at least the first eight games of a season. Larkin's linemate, Alex DeBrincat, has made an impact in his debut season with Detroit. The NHL's First Star of the Week logged five goals and eight points in four games last week, but he has one goal while the Red Wings have gone 0-1-1 since. Before Winnipeg, the Wings lost 5-4 in overtime to Seattle on Tuesday. We think this is a high scoring affair on Saturday, as the Red Wings are 6-1 to the over this year. Let's roll with the over.