BOSTON - Matt Grzelcyk's blast from the point with 1:16 remaining was the difference in a playoff-style showdown between the Bruins and Maple Leafs on Saturday night at TD Garden that ended in a 4-3 victory for Boston. The win was the Black & Gold's 20th on home ice this season and pushed them to the 70-point plateau, giving them an 11-point cushion over second-place Toronto in the Atlantic Division.
"It was great, I thought we just got rewarded as a team for playing a pretty complete 60," said Grzelcyk. "I think it was the first time in a while that we felt that good about our game and, obviously, we know the rivalry and how good of a team they are, so it was kind of a statement game for us we felt like. And we pride ourselves in not losing two in a row so that was the focus tonight."
All the news and notes from Boston's big win over the Leafs on Causeway Street:
Grzelcyk's Last-Minute Tally Lifts Bruins Over Leafs
Blue liner scored with 1:16 remaining to propel Boston to 4-3 victory

Grzelcyk speaks with media after 4-3 win over Leafs
TOR@BOS: Grzelcyk unloads a slap shot to take lead
TOR@BOS: Greer fires home a shot from the high slot
Greer speaks with media after 4-3 win over Leafs
Bergeron speaks with media after 4-3 win over TOR
TOR@BOS: Ullmark stretches out with the blocker
Montgomery speaks with media after 4-3 win over Leafs