: Watch: Linus Ullmark shares hug with Jeremy Swayman, salutes Bruins fans in return to TD Garden They still have 66 games to go in the regular season, but some five weeks into the schedule, everyone in the organization has to be troubled by the results thus far, specifically the club’s overall lack of emotional spark. “We have to look internal,” said team captain Brad Marchand, whose goal early in the second provided the 2-1 lead, “and understand that we need to be accountable and better in certain areas throughout the game — expect more from ourselves. I don’t think you can point to X’s and O’s, it has to come from will and determination at this point.” Advertisement Asked about the club’s consistent inability to tap into a productive emotional level, the captain said it’s the players’ jobs to find ways to get there. “We have to find ways to bring different emotion to the game,” he mused, “and whether you have to fake it til you make it, or find different ways internally or externally, whatever it is.” “Our team,” continued Marchand, the last guy standing from the club’s 2011 Cup win, “is supposed to be a big, strong, aggressive team. We haven’t been showing that as of late.” The Bruins were outshot, 12-0, in the final period of regulation — low entertainment value for the Garden faithful. They’ve had a hard time scoring all season. Now they are challenged to land shots. The Bruins took a brief one-goal lead in the second on tallies 15 seconds apart by Zacha and Marchand. ZACHA IN THE SPIN ZONE 🔄 pic.twitter.com/Aww3MhYCmc