Ford Final Five Facts: Bruins Fall To Rival Maple Leafs In Toronto
Boston's offense couldn't really get it going Saturday
The Boston Bruins dropped to 5-4 on the 2021-22 season Saturday when they suffered a 5-2 loss at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Bruins goaltender Linus Ullmark started for the B’s and let up four goals in the loss.
After scoring five goals against the Detroit Red Wings on Friday, Boston’s offense was mostly quiet against Toronto. Brad Marchand led the way with two assists and forward David Pastrnak scored in the third period, which ended his four-game goal drought.
Looking forward, the Bruins return home to face the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday.
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