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Just the Facts:
Game Time: 7:00 PM, TD Garden. TV Broadcast: NESN, CBC, NHL-N. Radio Broadcast: 98.5 The Sports Hub
Rival SB Nation Site: Pension Plan Puppets
Records: Bruins 9-5-1 vs. Maple Leafs 11-5-0
Maple Leafs Lines:
Mason Raymond - Nazem Kadri - David Clarkson
James Van Riemsdyk - Phil Kessel - Joffrey Lupul
Nikolai Kulemin - Troy Bodie - Jay McClement
Frazer McLaren - Trevor Smith - Colton Orr
Dion Phaneuf - Carl Gunnarsson
Cody Franson - Morgan Rielly
Paul Ranger - Jake Gardiner
James Reimer
Jonathan Bernier
Bruins Lines:
Milan Lucic - David Krejci - Jarome Iginla
Loui Eriksson - Patrice Bergeron - Brad Marchand
Reilly Smith - Chris Kelly - Carl Soderberg
Daniel Paille - Gregory Campbell - Shawn Thornton
Zdeno Chara - Johnny Boychuk
Dennis Seidenberg - Dougie Hamilton
Adam McQuaid - Torey Krug
Tuukka Rask
Chad Johnson
Preview:
You don't need a reminder of what happened the last time the Leafs stepped onto Garden ice. It was 4-1, remember? Say those words to any leafs fan and watch the hilarious reaction.
This year's Leafs are looking good, with an 11-5 record through the first 16 games. They're coming off a shootout win over the Devils last night, one in which UNH's own JVR was the only one to score. Jonathan Bernier faced the Devils last night, but the Bruins will face James Reimer tonight. Reimer's record is 4-1-0; he has a sv% of .942 and a GAA of 2.36.
For the Bruins, much ado is being made about the offensive abilities of Dougie Hamilton and Torey Krug, and for good reason - Krug currently sits second on the team in goals scored, with six to Milan Lucic's seven. You can listen to the Bruins talk about this in this video here.
The Bruins need to continue to build off their momentum from the last period of that Panthers game on Thursday, and if they can do that - tonight should go just fine.