The Maple Leafs controlled nearly 70% of scoring chances and 58.93% of Expected Goals in Game 2, overcoming deficits and scoring three goals for the first time in nine playoff games.
Nylander's potential return may see the Leafs strategically spreading out their star forwards across different lines, challenging the Bruins with their forward depth.
The Bruins are making lineup changes, likely aiming to increase depth scoring and size on the blue line, while the Leafs are sticking to their current lineup.
Jeremy Swayman is expected to continue in goal for the Bruins, facing a Maple Leafs team looking to take their first series lead in Toronto.
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