BOSTON – The Boston Bruins pushed back with a more determined effort in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday.

The Bruins scored a pair of power-play goals and Tuukka Rask made 35 saves in a 4-1 victory at TD Garden.

The series is tied 1-1 heading to Joe Louis Arena for Games 3 and 4 Tuesday and Thursday.

The Red Wings struggled on the power play, going 0 for 4, recording only one shot in 7:49. Detroit is 0 for 6 on the man-advantage in the series, registering only two shots.

Luke Glendening scored the lone goal for the Red Wings, who’ve scored twice in two games.

The Red Wings bounced back from a bad start with a strong second period, only to give up a late goal to Milan Lucic, as the Bruins took a 3-1 lead after 40 minutes.

The Red Wings spent much of the second period hemming the Bruins in their own zone, outshooting them 13-6 and cutting their lead to 2-1 on Glendening’s first career playoff goal at 13:20.

Darren Helm made a move to elude a defender and take the puck to the net. His shot pinballed and went in off Glendening in front of the net.

But the Red Wings failed to convert on three power plays in the period.

Lucic scored with 1:44 remaining, on a give-and-go with Jarome Iginla. Lucic’s shot hit Jimmy Howard’s stick and bounced into the net.

Zdeno Chara made it 4-1 with a power-play goal at 2:27 of the third. He stuffed in the rebound of a shot by Iginla.

The Bruins wanted to generate more attack after being stymied in Game 1. They did just that in the first period, outshooting the Red Wings 18-10, swarming the net and taking a 2-0 lead.

Justin Florek scored at 7:28, after Riley Sheahan dumped the puck back into his own zone and Howard and Brendan Smith misplayed it. Howard came out of his net to pass it to Smith, but it bounced off his leg. Florek corralled it and fired it into the net before Howard could get back into position.

The Bruins went ahead 2-0 on the power play, when Reilly Smith knocked in a loose puck in the crease at 10:35.