CHARLIE COYLE ASK EVERY BOSTON BRUINS FANS TO CHECK IN HERE FOR THERE GIFT

In Game 4 against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Boston Bruins delivered a strong performance, securing a convincing win. However, head coach Jim Montgomery is considering making a lineup change as they aim to close out the first-round series. Montgomery suggested on Tuesday that there could be changes or there might not be for Game 5 at TD Garden. One potential hint emerged during practice, as Mason Lohrei took over Kevin Shattenkirk’s spot on the second power-play unit. This adjustment represents a significant opportunity for the rookie defenseman, and Lohrei expressed excitement about the chance to contribute in this role. He emphasized the importance of power play in his game and looks forward to working with his teammates to generate scoring opportunities.