Why the Maple Leafs are in a good spot heading to Game 3

After losing a lopsided playoff game, it can be tough to sell your team, and yourself, on the idea that you don’t need to vastly alter your game plan in reaction. But surely it’s how Sheldon Keefe must’ve felt after the Toronto Maple Leafs lost 5-1 in Game 1 against Boston. In that game, the Leafs controlled good stretches of the action, Boston’s goalie was spectacular, and basically every little thing that could go wrong did. In Game 2 with the same lineup, the same game plan, and carrying a similar amount of the play, the Leafs got the result...