Braden Holtby looked pretty good in the first few games of the Capitals opening-round playoff series. But many of the young goalie's terrific saves were credited more to a lack of Bruins effort in front of the net.
On Thursday, Holtby may have finally swayed the critics in his favor. The 22-year-old goalie made 44 saves on the night, allowing just the lone goal to Rich Peverley en route to Washington 2-1 victory.
Holtby's presence in net was the sole reason for the Capitals win in Game 4 and why Washington tied up the series at 2-2.
Barry Pederson and Mark Mowers broke down what they deemed the Bruins 'best effort of the series,' during NESN Daily.
Check out the video above to get all the analysis on the Game 4 loss.
