With the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple Leafs tied at one game a piece heading into Monday night, Game 3 figures to be a pivotal game in the teams’ first-round series.
And that perhaps made David Krejci’s second period goal a vastly important answer for the Bruins on the road. Krejci tied Game 1 just 52 seconds after the Leafs took the lead on a Trevor Moore goal.
Krejci crashed the net and got enough on a rebound to get it past Frederik Andersen at 3:30.
The @NHLBruins waste no time burying the equalizer. #BOSvsTOR here: https://t.co/G9ziycoCrp pic.twitter.com/78ugoNpphO
— NBC Sports Hockey (@NBCSportsHockey) April 16, 2019
