The P-Bruins celebrate Friday night’s win in Hershey. (Photo courtesy of Providence Bruins)

Any time a team returns from a trip to Hershey and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton with five out of six points, it’s had a good week.

That’s what the Providence Bruins did.

They started with a 3-1 win over the Bears on Wednesday night. They notched a second win in Chocolatetown on Friday night, 4-1. The next night the P-Bruins earned a point, losing to the Penguins in overtime, 2-1.

Here’s the good, bad and ugly.

GOOD

— Providence finished the weekend with a 19-5-1 record and 39 points. Their points percentage of .780 is second in the AHL behind Grand Rapids, which is at .938. They have a game in hand on first-place Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the Atlantic Division.

— Fabian Lysell took over the team lead in goals with his 11^th on Wednesday night.

— Riley Tufte scored twice on the trip and is right behind Lysell with 10 goals.

— Patrick Brown, leading the team 10-17-27, had an assist on Wednesday and three more on Friday.

— Effective at both ends of the ice, Frederic Brunet played some of his best hockey of the season on the trip. He had two assists on Friday night.

— Ty Gallagher scored his first goal of the year on Friday, with a tremendous second effort to poke the puck in after being knocked down.

— Georgii Merkulov scored a goal and made a nice pass to set up a power-play goal by Matt Poitras on Friday.

— Mike DiPietro was outstanding with 37 saves in the 3-1 win in Hershey.

— Simon Zajicek stopped 29 of 30 shots in the win on Friday, then turned away 34 of 36 shots after relieving an injured DiPietro in the OT loss on Saturday.

— Providence’s goal-against average is 2.12, second in the AHL.

— The P-Bruins scored power play goals in all three games. The PP is sixth in the AHL at 24.4 percent.

— With a first-period tally on Wednesday night, Brett Harrison snapped a stretch of 13 games without a goal.

— Odd stat of the week: the number of shots Providence is taking and giving up per game is the same – 29.64

BAD

— Providence gave up a lot of shots on the trip – 38 and 30 against the Bears and 50 against the Penguins.

— The P-Bruins had what would have been the go-ahead goal taken off the board in the third period on Saturday when referee Riley Brace ruled that Pens goalie Johan Blomqvist was interfered with.

— Providence’s road PK is only 18^th in the league at 79.5 percent.

UGLY

— Injured: Michael DiPietro, Dalton Bancroft, Max Wanner