Toronto Maple Leafs unleash inspired lineup against the Boston Bruins
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Tonight, the Toronto Maple Leafs are playing against the Boston Bruins, and in order to get back in the win column, the team is changing up its lineup quite a bit.
If you are a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, this past weekend was especially rough as the team had bad games against the Boston Bruins and the Carolina Hurricanes.
Tonight, the Leafs are playing the Bruins again, and there has been a lot of debate about what the lines should look like and if the Leafs should make big changes.
At morning skate, Leafs head coach Craig Berube unveiled some changes to the lineup, and as you will see, the team is looking to make a big splash.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Boston Bruins
The first line is seeing a change, as Nick Robertson is now coming up to play alongside Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies.
Meanwhile, John Tavares and Bobby McMann will be on the second line with William Nylander. This brings us to a third line of Dakota Joshua, Matias Maccell, and Nicolas Roy.
Lastly, the fourth line consists of Max Domi, Steven Lorentz, and Sammy Blais, with Calle Jarnkrok coming out as a healthy scratch.
Knies - Matthews - Robertson
McMann - Tavares - Nylander
Joshua - Roy - Maccelli
Lorentz - Domi - Blais
Jarnkrok
Rielly - Carlo
Benoit - McCabe
Ekman-Larsson - Myers
Mermis
Stolarz starts
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McMann - Tavares - Nylander
Joshua - Roy - Maccelli
Lorentz - Domi - Blais
Jarnkrok
Rielly - Carlo
Benoit - McCabe
Ekman-Larsson - Myers
Mermis
Stolarz starts
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The Maple Leafs have a long way to go if they want to win the game, but they do have the lineup to go out and get it done.
Anthony Stolarz is in net, and he will be looking for redemption after being pulled in the middle of his performance on Saturday night.
The Leafs need to get a W. They are sixth in the Atlantic Division. That is simply not good enough, and the Leafs are well-aware.
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