Behind 44 saves from Jeremy Swayman and the first multi-goal games of Alex Steeves’s career, the Bruins beat the Islanders, 3-1, on Long Island Wednesday night. The win gives the Bruins a season-series sweep over the Islanders.

Wednesday’s matchup against the New York Islanders is the fourth and final game of the Bruins’ road trip before returning to Boston for back-to-back games at TD Garden. The pace of the NHL schedule has been the biggest change for Steeves, he said.

ELMONT –– The Boston Bruins closed their four-game road trip with a 3-1 win over the New York Islanders on Wednesday at UBS Arena, fueled by a two-goal performance from Alex Steeves.​

In his ninth game since being called up to the Bruins, rookie forward Alex Steeves scored twice and Swayman made 39 saves and Boston held off the Islanders, 3-1, on Wednesday at UBS Arena. The Bruins finished the road trip 2-2-0. They return home to face the Rangers at 1 p.m. on Friday.

A look at the top Bruins, including a few new heroes emerging for the club, in a 3-1 win over the Islanders out on Long Island.

Alex Steeves is seizing his moment in the NHL spotlight as a member of the Boston Bruins. Recently recalled from the Providence Bruins, Steeves is not only adjusting to the fast-paced demands of professional hockey but also contributing significantly to his team amidst injuries.