The Boston Bruins (3-0-0) close out a three-game homestand looking to maintain their hot start when they host the winless Tampa Bay Lightning (0-2-0)

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The Bruins picked up their first loss of the season against the Lightning, but they very nearly pulled off the comeback to force overtime.

The Bruins defenseman won’t play in Monday’s matinee against the Tampa Bay Lightning, but could return during Boston’s three-game trip against the Vegas Golden Knights, Colorado Avalanche and the Utah Mamouth. Coach Marco Sturm said the plan is for Lindholm to travel with the team.

The Bruins will look to remain unbeaten when they conclude their three-game homestand with a holiday matinee against the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning, who are searching for their first win in three tries. Puck drop is 1 p.m.

It’s hard to kind of describe, the feeling of being on the ice and the loudness of the building and the excitement and everything. There’s not really another place like it,” said Jordan

The Bruins defenseman, filling in for the injured Hampus Lindholm, scored his first goal with the organization in Boston’s 4-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. It was a little extra special for Harris, who’s a Haverhill native.