Bruins beat Ottawa 4-3 in stunning comeback (Reuters) - The Boston Bruins scored three straight goals at crunch time to steal a 4-3 home victory from the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday. After falling behind 3-1 in the second period, Boston's Milan Lucic started the rally with a goal in the final minute of the period as the NHL resumed after the All Star break. Brad Marchand and Dennis Seidenberg added goals in the third to snatch away control from the Senators and complete a remarkable turnaround. Ottawa served as host city for Sunday's All Star Game but the Senators (27-20-6) had their party crashed, taking a fourth straight loss on the chin despite their strong start. Zdeno Chara gave the Bruins a 1-0 edge midway through the first but Ottawa's Colin Greening made a tip-in to tie the score just before the second. Kyle Turris and Erik Karlsson each buried shots for the Senators in the second to put the visitors out front. Goaltender Tim Thomas, fresh off his win in the star-studded exhibition this past weekend, made 30 saves for the Bruins (32-14-2), who pulled within a point of the East-leading New York Rangers. Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by Alastair Himmer.