Deleting
six front-line players does not declaw these Boston Bruins.
Particularly
when the Maple Leafs get lost in their den, wander aimlessly on
coverage and get eaten in short-handed situations.
The
B’s continue to get the better of the Leafs in the calendar year
2013, winning last season’s regular series, pulling off the Game 7
playoff miracle and now taking the first two meetings on this
schedule.
Despite
a wild week of injuries and incriminating behaviour that forced some
major roster juggling in the second of back-to-back games for both
clubs, Boston bounced the Leafs 5-2 at the Air Canada Centre.
Minus
regular defencemen Johnny Boychuk and Adam McQuaid, sniper Loui
Eriksson and checking centre Chris Kelly, with Chad Johnson in net
ahead of Tuukka Rask and baddest Bruin Shawn Thornton in the league
cooler, there was little let-up.
The
Leafs, so fortunate to have escaped the past two games with wins
despite 50 shots against in each contest, still couldn’t deal with
this different Boston deck. And if they expected an easy night, they
deserved the mauling, which might have prompted the curt responses to
questions when the dressing room opened for post-mortem.
Source:
torontosun
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