Bruins defenseman Parker Wotherspoon overcomes injury to fulfill his dream of playing in the Stanley Cup playoffs, showcasing resilience and determination.

By the Numbers
  • Wotherspoon blocked three shots and had three hits in 19:10 of ice time in Game 3.
  • The Bruins' power play improved to 5-for-10 in the first three games after personnel changes.
Yes, But

While the power play has been successful, the Bruins' 5-on-5 play remains a concern for coach Jim Montgomery.

State of Play
  • Bruins focused on improving their 5-on-5 performance to have sustained success in the playoffs.
  • David Pastrnak's offensive contribution at 5-on-5 play is essential for the team's success.
What's Next

Expectations for lineup changes in the Toronto Maple Leafs team, including William Nylander returning to play.

Bottom Line

Wotherspoon's perseverance highlights the dedication required to succeed in the high-stakes environment of the Stanley Cup playoffs, while the Bruins aim to address deficiencies in their 5-on-5 play for continued advancement.