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Woll’s Shutout Leads Leafs Past Devils in Toronto

  Photo: Andrew MacLean On Tuesday in Toronto, the Maple Leafs hosted the Devils, handing New Jersey their fourth straight loss when the Leafs and Joseph Woll shutout the Devils 4-0. Woll put on an incredible performance, making a total of 33 saves for Toronto. Bobby McMann, Nicolas Roy, Calle Jarnkrok, and Matthew Knies each found the back of the net for the Leafs, while Jacob Markstrom made 26 saves in a difficult losing effort. It was a good win for the Leafs after they lost to the Detroit Red Wings in overtime on Sunday. The Devils head to Columbus on Wednesday to take on the Blue Jackets in hopes of snapping this four-game skid. New Jersey Devils Lineup: Meier - Hischier - Mercer Palat - Hughes - Bratt Gristsyuk - Glass - Brown Cotter - Glendening - Noesen Siegenthaler - Hamilton Hughes - Pesce Dillon - White Markstrom Allen Toronto Maple Leafs Lineup: Knies - Tavares - Domi Maccelli - Laughton - McMann Robertson - Roy - Cowan Lorentz - Quillan - Jarnkrok Rielly - Myers McCabe...
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Bruins Win 4-1 Against The Blue Jackets! 1/2/24

 




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Bruins played their first game of 2024 against the Blue Jackets in Columbus on Tuesday, January 2nd. Boston won with a great 4-1 score!


Bruins lineup against the Blue Jackets:

Marchand - Coyle - DeBrusk

Zacha - Geekie - Pastrnak

Riemsdyk - Frederic - Heinen

Lauko - Merkulov - Steen


Lohrei - McAvoy

Lindholm - Carlo

Grzelcyk - Shattenkirk


Ullmark

Swayman


   First period was a completely scoreless period.


   Kevin Shattenkirk scores in second, getting the Bruins in the lead first! Kent Johnson scores the first and only goal for Columbus, tying the game. James van Riemsdyk gets the Bruins back in the lead! The final score of second period being 2-1.


   Danton Heinen gets Boston in a two goal lead! Trent Frederic scores the last goal of the game, getting the Bruins to a 4-1 score.



"I'm just happy to contribute in any way I can," James van Riemsdyk said. "The team has been winning, that's the most important thing."



   James van Riemsdyk has become the fastest player to record their first 25 points with the Boston Bruins since Marc Savard in 2006-2007.


   The Bruins now have won four games straight, 23-7-6 (52 points), and overtake the New York Rangers, 25-10-1 (51 points), for the top spot!





  




POST-GAME : Jim Montgomery

Locker Room Raw : Kevin Shattenkirk

 

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