Boston Bruins defenseman Andrew Peeke reportedly to be a healthy scratch for the second straight game

The Boston Bruins were looking for revenge against the Philadelphia Flyers yesterday after playing them less then a week ago and losing 2-0, and they did exactly that.

The Bruins played one of their better games of the season against the Flyers last night, and ended up beating the Flyers 3-0.

Head coach Jim Montgomery made some more line changes, like he has been doing all season long, making changes to all four lines. One of the biggest changes made was putting Beecher, Koepke, and Kastelic back together on the fourth line. Another big change was reuniting Brad Marchand on the top line with Elias Lindholm, and David Pastrnak.

Another change Jim Montgomery decided to do was healthy scratch Andrew Peeke. Peeke has played in 11 games for the Boston Bruins this year, and has 2 points along with a -2, +/- rating.

In his place, Jim Montgomery brought Parker Wotherspoon back into the lineup for his third game of the season. In those three games Wotherspoon has 0 points with a -1 +/- rating.

And now it looks like Andrew Peeke will be a healthy scratch for a second straight game, as according to insidetherink, and their projected roster for the Bruins heading into today's game, they don't have Andrew Peeke in their lineup, instead Parker Wotherspoon is there again.