Stolarz Shines in Leafs' Win Over Bruins

0:00On March 25, Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolars stopped 18 shots to secure a 4-2 win over the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. It marked his first start since a scary injury three days prior, helping Toronto snap a 3-game skid. Earlier this week, on Saturday, Stolars took a puck to the throw during warm-ups before a game against Ottawa. He headed to the hospital but rejoined the team that night after their loss, then flew home. The victory boosts the Leafs to 30 wins, 29 losses, and 13 overtime losses. For Boston, now 39, 24, and 8, it ends a strong run in their last five games. Matthew Nees scored twice for Toronto, including an empty netter to seal it. William Nylander added a goal and assist, while John Savaris dished three helpers. Elias Linholm and Charlie McAvoy, tally for the Bruins, with Jeremy Swaman making 31 saves. Stolars proved steady in that right away, giving the Leafs a much-needed lift as their schedule heats up.

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