The Toronto Maple Leafs are 5-3-1 overall this season and will take on the 8-0-1 Boston Bruins. It is hard to believe that this year's Boston team is better than last season's record-breaking team. Toronto has lost two in a row. They don’t play many close games as five of their eight games on the year have been decided by three or more goals. Despite being 8-0-1 and 4-0-1 record at home, they have scored just 29 goals in those nine games, and have allowed just 14. The home team is 4-1 in their past five head-to-head meetings as well as the favorite winning the last five. The Bruins are allowing an NHL-low 1.56 goals per game. Netminders Linus Ullmark has a 1.77 goals against average and Jeremy Swayman has a 1.26 goals against average. Toronto is giving up 3.11 goals per game and scoring just 3.22.

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