After falling to the Maple Leafs in overtime on Saturday, the Bruins will look to get even with their Original Six foe on Tuesday in a rematch at TD Garden. Puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. Follow along for updates from Tuesday’s game.
WHO: Maple Leafs (5-3-2) at Bruins (5-1-2)
WHEN: 7:00 p.m.
WHERE: TD Garden
TV: NESN
RADIO: 98.5-FM The Sports Hub
LIVE BOX SCORE: NHL.com
TICKETS: BSJ ticket partner SeatsForEveryone.com
LIVE COVERAGE:
9:41: Final: Bruins win it, 4-2. More to come.
9:37: Par Lindholm revenge game. 4-2 Bruins with 2:03 left.
9:32: Kuraly off for a hi-stick. Leafs to the power play with 4:12 left.
9:26: Hutchinson robs Pastrnak of his second (or third) goal of the night. 5:56 to go.
9:10: Brett Ritchie. 3-2 Bruins.
8:59: Third period underway.
8:42: End Second: Bruins and Leafs are tied up, 2-2.
8:38: Nothing doing on the man advantage.
8:33: Kuraly drives to the net, and Rielly heads off for a trip.
8:31: Before that tally from Kerfoot, the Bruins had killed off 14 straight power plays. Last power-play goal allowed was against Colorado (MacKinnon) back on Oct. 10.
8:29: Alex Kerfoot. 2-2 game.
8:27: Chara off for a trip. Leafs get a power play.
8:15: This line is nuts, man. Pastrnak to Marchand — and the Bruins have a 2-1 lead.
8:13: Kasperi Kapanen. 1-1 game with 15:37 left in the second. That was a bullet.
8:12: Anders Bjork rings one off the post.
8:10: No dice.
8:08: DeBrusk is tripped up by Jake Muzzin. B's back on the power play.
8:04: Second period underway.
7:48: End First: Bruins lead, 1-0, on Pastrnak's 10th goal of the season.
7:45: Just an insane goal from David Pastrnak.
7:40: Bruins head on the power play. Johnsson off for a hook.
7:36: Marchand & Barrie get into a kerfuffle.
7:30: No goal. Offside.
7:29: Play is under review.
7:28: David Pastrnak makes it 1-0 Bruins.
7:18: B's kill it off. Carlo and Krug nearly convert on a 3-on-1.
7:16: Torey Krug and Frederik Gauthier get into a shoving match. Krug off for interference.
7:10: Krug fumbles the puck at the blue line and Nylander nearly scores on a rush.
7:08: We're underway.
7:03: Starters:
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LINEUPS
BOSTON
Brad Marchand -- Patrice Bergeron -- David Pastrnak
Jake DeBrusk -- Charlie Coyle -- Brett Ritchie
Danton Heinen -- Par Lindholm -- David Backes
Anders Bjork -- Sean Kuraly -- Chris Wagner
Zdeno Chara -- Charlie McAvoy
Torey Krug -- Brandon Carlo
Matt Grzelcyk -- Connor Clifton
Tuukka Rask
Jaroslav Halak
Scratched: Steven Kampfer
Injured: Joakim Nordstrom (upper body), David Krejci (upper body), Karson Kuhlman (lower body), Kevan Miller (knee), John Moore (shoulder)
TORONTO
Andreas Johnsson -- Auston Matthews -- William Nylander
Ilya Mikheyev -- Alexander Kerfoot -- Mitchell Marner
Trevor Moore -- Jason Spezza -- Kasperi Kapanen
Dmytro Timashov -- Nicholas Shore -- Frederik Gauthier
Morgan Rielly -- Cody Ceci
Jake Muzzin -- Tyson Barrie
Martin Marincin -- Justin Holl
Michael Hutchinson
Frederik Andersen
PREGAME NOTES:
- The Bruins are looking to even the score against Toronto after falling in overtime, 4-3, on Saturday night up in Canada. Boston is going to be shorthanded on Tuesday, as David Krejci, Karson Kuhlman and Joakim Nordstrom will all sit out due to injury. Krejci, who suffered an upper-body injury on Oct. 14, was placed on injured reserve Tuesday morning, while Kuhlman’s status is TBD after taking a puck off the leg on Saturday.
- With Krejci, Kuhlman and Nordstrom out, the Bruins have reshuffled their lines once again. Charlie Coyle will center the second line, while David Backes will slot in on a third line featuring both Par Lindholm and Danton Heinen. Anders Bjork was called up from Providence on an emergency basis, and will start his latest tenure up in the NHL on a line with Sean Kuraly and Chris Wagner.
- The Bruins should reach a number of milestones on Tuesday — with Tuukka Rask expected to play in his 500th career game. He is 17-7-2 with a .925 save percentage in 29 career games against Toronto. David Pastrnak is also just one point away from 300 for his career — and will be just the fourth player in B’s franchise history to reach 300 points in 350 games played or fewer — joining Barry Pederson (235), Bobby Orr (279) and Ray Bourque (316).
- The Maple Leafs are closing out a back-to-back set, with Toronto falling to the Blue Jackets in overtime on Monday night. Michael Hutchinson will start in net for the Leafs, with the backup netminder posting an .886 save percentage over three games so far.