Let’s fade a seventh goal. This series shows you it’s physical and they can go longe stretches without good chances

Spoiled for choice, Boston's Jim Montgomery stuck with his netminder rotation in Game Two, opting for Linus Ullmark, who bears little blame for the 3-2 loss that has has leveled this series vs. Toronto. But Ullmark in Game Two means it's likely back to Jeremy Swayman for Game Three, not real good news for the Leafs, who were frustrated by Swayman in Game One and have been mostly flailing to no avail against him in recent matchups, scoring just five goals across the past twelve period they have faced Swyman in the Bruins goal. With the first two games at TD Garden landing on five and six goals, respectively, a lower-scoring pattern for this high-intensity series has been set. Play Bruins-Maple Leafs "Under"