Tonight at 7:30 p.m. ET, the Boston Bruins (52-18-6, 110 points) and Toronto Maple Leafs (37-32-8, 82 points) faceoff for the fourth and final time this season live from the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. The game can be live streamed here. Boston fans can hear all of the action on WBZ 1030 while Toronto fans can do the same on TSN 1050.
Boston enters play atop the Eastern Conference while Toronto looks to win two straight games for the first time since early March. The Bruins have beaten the Maple Leafs two out of the three meetings this season while the Maple Leafs took the last meeting 4-3 on Jan. 14 in Boston.
The Bruins insist they aren't thinking about winning the President's Trophy.
"[The Presidents' Trophy is] not talked about in the room, but we know it's there," coach Claude Julien told the Bruins website. "But as I said before, our priority No. 1 is not to top in the League more than it's about we're ready for the playoffs and playing well."
The Leafs are happy to be coming off of a 3-2 win over the Calgary Flames Monday.
"It's a lot better feeling in the room today, coming in here," forward Tyler Bozak said. via NHL.com. "There's a little more life. It's nice to get that first one; hopefully we can go on a roll here."
The Bruins have been led by David Krejci (16-47-63), Jarome Iginla (30-31-61) and Patrice Bergeron (27-30-57) while Phil Kessel (36-41-77), James van Riemsdyk (29-29-58) and Nazem Kadri (18-30-48) have paced the Maple Leafs.
Jonathan Bernier will likely man the crease for the Maple Leafs 26-19-7 with a 2.69 goals-against average and a .923 save percentage while Tuukka Rask will likely play between the pipes for Boston and is 34-15-5 with a 2.04 GAA and a .930 save percentage.
The Leafs and Bruins go head-to-head tonight at the Air Canada Centre tonight in Boston.
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