How to Watch Boston Bruins vs. Toronto Maple Leafs: NHL Playoffs First Round Game 6 Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 5-2-2024

Watch at 8:00 PM ET Thursday on NESN when the Toronto Maple Leafs host the Boston Bruins in Game 6 of the NHL Playoffs First Round. The Bruins are up 3-2.

Bruins vs. Maple Leafs Game TV Channel & Live Stream

• Date: Thursday, May 2, 2024
• Time: 8:00 PM ET
• TV: NESN (Regional restrictions may apply)
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Bruins and Maple Leafs Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Bruins Insights

• The Bruins’ 263 total goals (3.2 per game) rank 13th in the NHL.
• Defensively, the Bruins have been one of the stingiest units in NHL action, giving up 221 total goals (2.7 per game) to rank fifth.
• Their +42 goal differential is 10th-best in the league.
• The 54 power-play goals the Bruins have put up this season rank 15th in the NHL (on 243 power-play chances).
• The Bruins have the league’s 14th-ranked power-play conversion rate (22.22%).
• The Bruins have scored seven shorthanded goals this season.
• The Bruins kill 82.46% of opponent power plays, the seventh-best penalty-kill percentage in the league.
• The Bruins have the 21st-ranked faceoff win percentage in the NHL, at 49.5%.
• The Bruins connect on 11% of their shots (eighth in the league).
• The Bruins have secured five shutouts this season. Their skaters average 27.5 hits and 15.8 blocked shots per game.

Bruins Key Players

• David Pastrnak has been imperative to Boston’s offense this season, registering 110 points in 82 games.
• Brad Marchand has 67 points (29 goals, 38 assists) to add to the team’s offensive efforts.
• On 147 shots (for 25 goals) and 35 assists, Charlie Coyle has contributed 60 points this season.
• Jeremy Swayman (25-10-8) has a 2.5 goals against average and a save percentage of .916 for Boston.

Bruins Injuries

Milan Lucic: Personal (Out), Matthew Poitras: Shoulder (Out)

Maple Leafs Insights

• The Maple Leafs’ 298 goals on the season (3.6 per game) rank them second in the NHL.
• The Maple Leafs’ total of 261 goals conceded (3.2 per game) is 21st in the NHL.
• Their +37 goal differential is 11th in the league.
• The Maple Leafs have 57 power-play goals (12th in NHL) on 238 chances.
• The Maple Leafs score on 23.95% of their power plays, No. 7 in the NHL.
• In terms of shorthanded goals, the Maple Leafs have six.
• At 76.89, the Maple Leafs have the 23rd-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
• The Maple Leafs are fourth in faceoff win percentage in the NHL (53.4%).
• With a shooting percentage of 11.2%, the Maple Leafs are fifth in the league.
• The Maple Leafs have held their opponents scoreless five times.

Maple Leafs Key Players

• Auston Matthews’ 69 goals and 38 assists in 81 games for Toronto add up to 107 total points on the season.
• William Nylander is a leading scorer for Toronto with 98 total points this season. He has scored 40 goals and added 58 assists in 82 games.
• Toronto’s Mitchell Marner is among the leading scorers on the team with 85 total points (26 goals and 59 assists).
• Ilya Samsonov is 23-7-8 in 40 games this season, conceding 120 goals (3.1 goals against average) with 967 saves and an .890 save percentage (56th in the league).

Maple Leafs Injuries

Matt Murray: Hip (Out), John Klingberg: Hip (Out For Season), Jake Muzzin: Back (Out For Season), Bobby McMann: Lower Body (Questionable), Auston Matthews: Illness (Questionable)