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The Boston Bruins continued their dominance over the Toronto Maple Leafs in the playoffs by securing a 3-1 victory in Game 4, putting the Leafs on the brink of first-round elimination. This extends the Bruins’ trend of knocking out Toronto from the postseason, having previously done so in 2018 and 2019.

Brad Marchand emerged as a key player for the Bruins, scoring his 56th playoff goal, surpassing Cam Neely to become the all-time Bruins leader in playoff scoring. His performance, alongside goals from David Pastrnak and James van Riemsdyk, propelled Boston to victory.

Jeremy Swayman stood out in the Bruins’ net, turning away 24 of 25 shots faced, maintaining his stellar performance in the postseason with a 3-0 record, a 1.33 Goals Against Average, and a .956 Save Percentage.

Special teams played a crucial role in the Bruins’ success, with Marchand’s goal marking the sixth power-play goal for Boston in the series. The Bruins’ penalty kill also excelled, keeping Toronto at bay during crucial moments in the game.