Toronto Maple Leafs
Bruins-Maple Leafs. Game 7. An inevitability from the time the two teams drop the puck on their postseason history. The two historic franchises are hours away from their third Game 7 in the last seven ...
We’ve seen just about everything in this evenly-matched series between the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs. The two storied rivals battled their way to yet another decisive Game 7 matchup for the second straight ...
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 ...
Bruce Cassidy’s squad can’t look back now. The Boston Bruins wasted a golden opportunity to take control of the series for the first time following Friday’s lackluster showing against the Maple Leafs in Game 5. ...
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 ...
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The #NHLBruins have assigned forward Max Jones to Providence:
Three Bruins penalties in a 2:14 span. Oof.
And another power play goal against.
2-0 Leafs.
Another attacking zone penalty.
Pastrnak hits McCabe with a high stick.
