Jimmy Hayes capped Boston's three-goal second period with his first of the season, Tuukka Rask stopped 30 shots and the Bruins snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1 on Sunday.
 
       Rask lost his bid for his fourth shutout with 2:39 to play when Victor Hedman scored. But he improved to 12-4.
 
       David Pastrnak had his team-leading 13th goal, and David Backes and Dominic Moore also scored.
 
       Ben Bishop made 26 saves for Tampa Bay, which lost its second straight.
 
       Claude Julien coached his 726th game with the Bruins, tying Milt Schmidt _ the oldest living member of the Hall of Fame at 98 years old _ for second in team history.
 
       Hayes tipped David Krejci's pass into the top right corner late in the second to make it 3-0. He then reached over his shoulder and motioned as if he was removing his scoring drought from his shoulders.
 
       After a listless opening period that had very few hits and less scoring chances, Boston jumped in front on Moore's goal 2:24 into the second when he whacked at a loose puck with a two-handed chopping motion and it sailed past Bishop.
 
       With Jonathan Drouin in the penalty box for tripping, Backes tipped Torey Krug's wrist shot from the right point into the net at 11:45.
 
       Boston defenseman John-Michael Liles crashed into the boards after tripping over Bishop cutting near the crease. He was on his back on the ice for a few minutes before being helped off. The team said he had an upper-body injury.
 
       NOTES: Hayes' last goal was on Feb. 24, a span of 35 games. ... The Bruins are 0-6 in games not started by Rask. ... Bruins D Zdeno Chara missed his third straight game with a lower-body injury after skating on his own in the morning. ... Tampa Bay D Anton Stralman was out for the eighth straight game with an upper-body injury. . Boston D Colin Miller was back in the lineup after being a healthy scratch the previous six, replacing D Joe Morrow, who was a healthy scratch.
 
       UP NEXT
 
       Lightning: At Columbus on Tuesday for the second of their current three-game road trip.
 
       Bruins:  At Philadelphia on Tuesday in the first meeting between the clubs this season.