Author: Tim Rosenthal
The Boston Bruins came out looking more like the sluggish bunch that skated in Game 5. That didn’t bode well early against a hungry Toronto Maple Leafs squad looking for their first postseason series win ...
The Bruins didn’t exactly have a sharp outing against the Maple Leafs in Game 5. But they didn’t have any good bounces either. The Maple Leafs weren’t exactly sharp either. But they got the break ...
The Bruins are at their best when their work ethic and skillset compliment each other. That allows head coach Bruce Cassidy to roll out all four of his lines with relative ease on any given ...
Neither the Bruins or Maple Leafs thought this first round series would be easy heading into their second straight postseason showdown. They were right. The Original Six rivals head into Friday’s Game 5 tied at ...
The only time you’ll hear Nazem Kadri’s name for the rest of the series is in a recap when the Bruins and Maple Leafs conclude latest postseason matchup. Kadri had an in-person hearing with the ...
What a difference two games can make. The Bruins, fresh off Thursday’s series-opening beatdown at the hands of the Maple Leafs, didn’t take long to get settled in a comfort zone. The Leafs, meanwhile, looked ...
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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.
