TORONTO — The Boston Bruins will look to extend their point streak to six games when they take on the Maple Leafs Monday night in Toronto. Follow along for updates from Monday’s game.
WHO: Bruins (13-6-4) at Maple Leafs (16-8-0)
WHEN: 7:00 p.m. EST
WHERE: Scotiabank Arena
TV: NESN
RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub
LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com
TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com
LIVE COVERAGE:
9:32: FINAL: Bruins fall to the Leafs, 4-2.
9:31: Hyman with the empty netter. 4-2 Toronto.
9:30: Empty net.
9:19: Yikes. Jake DeBrusk takes a puck to the back of his helmet. He appears to be OK.
9:11: B's still holding a 31-22 edge in shots on goal, but Toronto actually has more scoring chances. Quality over quantity.
9:06: Heinen rings one off the post, then Marleau is denied down the other end of the ice by a sprawling Halak.
8:56: Third period underway.
8:46: End second: Frustrating period for the B's, who score twice but Boston trails, 3-2. SOG in favor of Boston, 28-18.
8:37: And the Leafs convert - Leivo with his fourth goal of the season.
8:35: Bjork off for a trip. Leafs dangerous power play coming up.
8:33: David Pastrnak in his last 11 games against Toronto (inc. playoffs): 11 goals, 11 assists. His second goal of the game ties things up.
8:27: Brad Marchand nearly scored 3 times on that power play. Leafs kill it off, then score seconds later. Ouch. 2-1 Leafs with 6:54 to go in the second. Ozhiganov with the tally.
8:23: Marchand can't cash in on the backhand, then he rings one off the crossbar. B's power play still looking pretty damn good so far.
8:22: Toronto called for too many men. B's go back to the power play.
8:14: Some in-game adjustments - JFK centering the third line and Cave up with Bergeron and Marchand.
8:11: Jake DeBrusk came thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis close to his 11th goal of the season. Great glove save by Andersen.
8:08: An extended power play stretch ends with Marchand feeding Pastrnak for his 18th goal of the season. 1-1 game.
8:04: Bruins head to the power play. Moore is hooked by Lindholm.
8:02: Second period underway — and Kevan Miller is not on the bench to start the second.
7:47: A look at the Miller play:
At look at the play that forced Kevan Miller to miss the end of the first period. Weird bounce off the initial shot by Tavares. pic.twitter.com/jo7vwKV8XS
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) November 27, 2018
Out of the break, the Maple Leafs hold a moment to honor Patrick Marleau, who is playing in his 1,600th career NHL game. pic.twitter.com/EuiJdSGypw
— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) November 27, 2018