**Bruins Blow Out Rangers with Historic Hat Trick Duo** In a dominant performance, the Boston Bruins coasted past the New York Rangers 10-2 at TD Garden on Saturday, led by an unprecedented hat trick duo of Pavel Zacha and Marat Khusnutdinov. Zacha, making his first career hat trick, scored three goals, including one while the Rangers' players were in the locker room at the end of the first period. Khusnutdinov added four goals, giving the Bruins their first pair of hat tricks in the same home game in franchise history. The Bruins' win marks their fourth in five games and comes on the heels of a 6-2 loss to the Rangers on November 28. David Pastrnak matched a team record with six assists, while Fraser Minten and Charlie McAvoy chipped in with two and one goal, respectively. The Rangers, meanwhile, have lost six of their last seven games. Zacha's second goal, a shot from the right circle that trickled behind Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick, was the most notable of the night, as the referees reviewed the play and awarded the goal despite most of the Rangers' players leaving the bench while the Bruins remained on the ice. The win leaves the Bruins one game shy of 500 under coach Jim Montgomery.