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Bruins edge closer to victory over Leafs with Game 4 win

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The Toronto Maple Leafs faced a tough loss against the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of their first-round series, falling 3-1 and now trailing 3-1 in the series. The game was marked by visible frustration from the Leafs’ offensive stars Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, and William Nylander.

During the game, Matthews had to leave in the final period due to illness, adding to the Leafs’ challenges. Despite the effort put in by the team, Boston’s Brad Marchand led the Bruins to victory with a goal and an assist, becoming the Bruins’ all-time leading playoff goal-scorer.

The tension on the Leafs’ bench was evident as Marner and Matthews engaged in an animated discussion, with Nylander muttering to himself. The frustration continued to grow as the Leafs struggled to find their offensive rhythm against a strong Bruins defense.

Toronto now faces an uphill battle, needing to win three straight games to stay alive in the series. The team’s fans, who were vocal throughout the game, are hoping for a turnaround in Game 5.

The Leafs paid tribute to legendary play-by-play man Bob Cole before the game, honoring his contributions to hockey broadcasting. Despite the loss, the Leafs are focused on sticking together and finding a way to bounce back in the next game.

As the series heads back to Boston for Game 5, the Leafs are determined to fight for their season and make a comeback against the Bruins.

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