The Boston Bruins secured a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 3, taking the lead in the series. Brad Marchand played a pivotal role, breaking a tie in the third period with a goal, ultimately contributing to the Bruins’ win. Marchand’s performance, including an additional empty-net goal and an assist, showcased his impact on the game.
Marchand’s goal came shortly after Todd Bertuzzi equalized for Toronto, displaying a rapid response from the Bruins. Despite some controversy surrounding Marchand’s actions during the game, including an incident with Bertuzzi, Boston maintained focus and elevated their gameplay.
Jake DeBrusk also contributed with a goal for Boston, while Jeremy Swayman’s 28 saves bolstered the team’s defensive efforts. On the Toronto side, Matthew Knies scored, but the team struggled on the power play, going 0 for 5 in Game 3.
The series now sees Boston leading 2-1, with Game 4 set to take place at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday night.
