The tension between Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery and captain Brad Marchand became a hot topic on Sunday following the team's 2-1 overtime loss to the new Utah Hockey Club. The defeat has left Boston looking at a 3-2-1 record through their first six games of the season but fans and hockey insiders are more worried about what happened on the bench than what's going on inside the rink.

The Boston Bruins made their first-ever visit to the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, facing off against the Utah Hockey Club for the first time since the franchise, formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes,

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman shared his thoughts on Boston Bruins coach Jim Montgomery and player Brad Marchand's exchange.

An exchange between Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery and captain Brad Marchand during the playoffs has raised eyebrows, potentially signaling deeper tensions between the two and hints that their long-term future may be affected.

While this contest was great for the Bruins, it also gave them a scary moment. Captain Brad Marchand left the game late in the second period after colliding with Avalanche star Mikko Rantanen. He also missed the first six minutes of the third period but returned to the matchup.

Fresh off a disappointing effort in a 2-1 overtime loss Saturday night to the Utah Hockey Club, the Bruins coach led a spirited morning-after practice at Delta Center.