Author: Tim Rosenthal
The stat line from Jeremy Swayman’s five outings against the Toronto Maple Leafs speaks for itself. The fourth-year Bruins netminder picked up where he left off from his Game 1 effort Saturday. Amid a penalty ...
Sometimes, the chaotic nature of playoff hockey presents a team with unique opportunities. In the Bruins instance, a former teammate provided an unlikely opening in Game 3. Amid a night of tight-checking and brutal officiating, ...
A handful of Bruins remain from the last playoff meeting with the Maple Leafs in 2019. But only one is left standing from the first Boston-Toronto matchup 11 years ago. Brad Marchand had already achieved ...
In the beginning, Game 1 resembled similarities to Game 2. The trends began with speculation around Boston’s starter in net and continued with William Nylander’s status. But even without one of the cogs from Toronto’s ...
The Boston Bruins addressed their physical and net-front needs at the trade deadline. In doing so, they received an added caveat with one of their newcomers. Pat Maroon arrived from Minnesota with three championship rings ...
Jim Montgomery kept a passionate fanbase on edge regarding the Game 1 starter in net. But by the end, 17,850 of the Causeway faithful stood in unison to celebrate a 5-1 victory. Jeremy Swayman stopped ...
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Leafs going on the power play. Beecher off for hooking.
Leafs strike back.
Max Domi denied on the rebound but follows through for the equalizer.
Morgan Geekie.
1-0 Bruins.
Late hit by McCabe on Lauko results in the Bruins drawing the first power play of the night.
