David Pastrnak scored a pair of goals for the Bruins, but Matthew Knies's hat trick allowed Toronto to send the visitors home winless from a three-city journey.

Boston chased Saturday's game the entire 60 minutes, and gave up too many chances in the loss. The post 3 takeaways as Bruins fall 6-4 to Maple Leafs, lose third straight game appeared first on Boston.

This time, they lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs by a 6-4 final score. Their losing streak has extended to three games, and they have a 20-17-4 record. In addition, they now trail the first-place Maple Leafs by eight points in the Atlantic Division standings.

Goalie: Belfour's stint with the Maple Leafs was impactful even though it lasted just three seasons (2002-03 to 2005-06). He had 17 shutouts, most of any Toronto goalie in the quarter century. He's also second in wins since 2000 with 93, trailing only Frederik Andersen (149), who played 98 more games.