Best Play of the Playoffs, Boston on Saturday!

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Toronto might bounce back and win a couple at home which is why the play is to bet Boston at TD Garden. I believe the Bruins have won about 12 or 13 of the last 14 against the Leafs at home and they dominated the whole game against the Leafs yesterday. Also Bozak looked like he is deifnitly not a 100% and Grabovski is banged up as well. Plus the Leafs have been outshot in almost every game for the last 12 games and if this was a 82 game season they probably wouldn't be in the playoffs. Last game Boston had almost double the shots and I don't expect much to change this time around.

The Bruins really took advantage of Reimer's weakness which is his glove. I just think Playoff experience is a big factor in this series. You could really tell from watching the game that it was men against boys in game 1, and that shouldn't change in game 2. Toronto could still win on Saturday but I honestly believe they only have a 20% chance of doing it, which is why I'm all over this one and paying the juice for -180. BOL to everyone else and their plays

Bruins455 · Answer

Toronto might bounce back and win a couple at home which is why the play is to bet Boston at TD Garden. I believe the Bruins have won about 12 or 13 of the last 14 against the Leafs at home and they dominated the whole game against the Leafs yesterday. Also Bozak looked like he is deifnitly not a 100% and Grabovski is banged up as well. Plus the Leafs have been outshot in almost every game for the last 12 games and if this was a 82 game season they probably wouldn't be in the playoffs. Last game Boston had almost double the shots and I don't expect much to change this time around.

The Bruins really took advantage of Reimer's weakness which is his glove. I just think Playoff experience is a big factor in this series. You could really tell from watching the game that it was men against boys in game 1, and that shouldn't change in game 2. Toronto could still win on Saturday but I honestly believe they only have a 20% chance of doing it, which is why I'm all over this one and paying the juice for -180. BOL to everyone else and their plays

CJJ307 · Answer

goodluck

thehuntman · Answer

Your probably right but I do disagree when you say that Boston dominated all of game 1. Up until Redden's weak goal that tied the game late in the 1st the Leafs went stride for stride with Boston. The whole team sagged large after that goal and the rest is history. Even when JVR hit the crossbar at 2-1 the Leafs were still in it but a Boston goal shortly afterwards was a killer.

Like I said your probably right but I wouldn't get into the habit of wagering -180 lines in hockey to much or you will go broke pretty quickly. I might take a look at the Bruins in regulation or even -1 on the puckline. Following the Leafs as close as I do they have typically bounced back pretty good after being embarrassed this year.

GL

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Nailed-it · Answer

no kostka(out) no franson(day to day) and maybe no kessel who is also sore and didnt practice.

Nailed-it · Answer

leafs were also afraid to block shots...reimer had no chance.

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ricolazio · Answer

I like it!

johnnyfry · Answer

Leafs were thoroughly outplayed, it was embarrassing, their best line was their 4th outside of Grabovski and Van Reems. Fraser had his worst game at the NHL level.

A Kessel injury might not be a bad thing, for that matter if Kadri was out a few games it might not hurt either. Kadri in particular was a major disappointment, if you are going to talk bravado you need to back it up or avoid interviews.

The heart I expected from this team didn't exist in game 1. They need a sharp turnaround or this series is over real quick. It was the worst match up for the Leafs for a reason, but I thought they could fight through the challenge...I might be wrong

Bruins455 · Answer

Thanks everyone  Ya your definitely right about the juice. I normally don&#x27;t like to pay it but this time I gotta make the exception, however if Boston loses it&#x27;s ok.... i"ll be back at it the next day

BostonStrangler · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by thehuntman]  Your probably right but I do disagree when you say that Boston dominated all of game 1. Up until Redden&#x27;s weak goal that tied the game late in the 1st the Leafs went stride for stride with Boston.  The whole team sagged large after that goal and the rest is history. Even when JVR hit the crossbar at 2-1 the Leafs were still in it but a Boston goal shortly afterwards was a killer.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Like I said your probably right but I wouldn&#x27;t get into the habit of wagering -180 lines in hockey to much or you will go broke pretty quickly. I might take a look at the Bruins in regulation or even -1 on the puckline. Following the Leafs as close as I do they have typically  bounced back pretty good after being embarrassed this year. &#xD;&#xA;GL  &#xD;&#xA;   [/Quote]With all due respect, I naturally (given my location) saw things a little differently. Dispute the 1-0 lead for Toronto, Boston was way better before the late Redden goal. I couldn&#x27;t say they went stride for stride at all really. Things certainly would have been different if JVR bury&#x27;s that puck to put Toronto ahead 2-1 into the 2nd. I still think Boston would have won the game, Boston could have had 5 or 6 goals (I had the under 5).

Best Play of the Playoffs, Boston on Saturday!

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