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2018-19 BRUINS

Regular Season Record: 46-20-9, 101 points through games played March 23 Clinched 72nd all-time playoff appearance with a 7-3 victory over the Panthers

PLAYOFF QUICK HITS Playoff History All-Time Playoff Appearance: 72nd Consecutive Playoff Appearances: 3 Most Recent Playoff Appearance: 2018 (FR: 4-3 W vs. TOR; SR: 4-1 L vs. TBL) All-Time Playoff Record: 306-315-6 in 627 GP (58-65 in 123 series)

Playoff Records Game 7’s: 14-12 (13-8 at home, 1-4 on road) : 57-73-3 (30-32-1 at home, 27-41-2 on road) Facing Elimination: 45-65-1 (31-32-1 at home, 14-33-0 on road) Potential Series-Clinching Games: 57-57-1 (35-22-1 at home, 22-35-0 on road)

Stanley Cup Final Appearances: 19 Stanley Cups: 6 (1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972, 2011)

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Boston Bruins: Year-by-Year Record (playoffs at bottom) : All-Time Record vs. Opponents (playoffs at bottom)

LOOKING AHEAD: 2019 Team Notes * Boston returns to the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the third consecutive year and 10th time in the past 12 seasons. This marks their 72nd all-time playoff appearance, second in NHL history behind (83).

* The Bruins made the playoffs every year from 1967-68 through 1995-96, a run of 29 consecutive postseason appearances that stands as the longest in NHL history.

* The Bruins have faced a Canadian team in the opening round in six of their last nine trips to the postseason (MTL in 2008, 2009 & 2011; TOR in 2013 & 2018; and OTT in 2017), winning both series against the Maple Leafs and two against the Canadiens (2009 & 2011).

* The Bruins have played Game 7 in five of their past nine opening round series dating to 2008, winning three times (2011 vs. MTL, 2013 vs. TOR & 2018 vs. TOR) and losing twice (2008 vs. MTL & 2012 vs. WSH). Two others have played more than three opening-round Game 7s since 2008 (WSH: 5 & NYR: 4).

* Boston has played more Game 7s over the past 11 years than 13 active NHL franchises have played in their history. Since the start of the 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Bruins have played a seventh and deciding game in 10 of 19 series, second only to the Capitals in that span (WSH: 11x; BOS: 10x; PIT: 7x; NYR: 7x; DET: 7x; TBL: 6x; and ANA: 6x).

* Overall, Boston has played in 26 Game 7s all-time, the most in NHL history. They own a 14-12 record in those contests, tied with Montreal (14-9) and (14-11) for the most Game 7 wins in NHL history.

* Boston has made history in each of its past two Game 7 victories. In 2013 they became the first team to overcome a three-, third-period deficit to win in a Game 7 and last year they became the first team in NHL history to overcome three deficits of at least one goal to win a Game 7 in regulation.

* The 2011 Bruins are one of only four teams in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup on the road in a Game 7 deciding-game. The others: TOR in 1945, MTL in 1971 and PIT in 2009.

* Boston’s next series will be the 100th best-of-seven series in franchise history (49-50). Montreal (78-42) and Detroit (55-45) are the only franchises to contest as many best-of-seven series.

Player Notes * Five players who won the Stanley Cup with Boston in 2011 remain with the team: , Zdeno Chara, David Krejci, and .

* After becoming the second European-trained to win the Stanley Cup in 2011, Chara now aims to become the fifth player to hoist the Cup at age 42 or older. The only players to do so: in 1967 (42), Dominik Hasek in 2008 (43), in 2011 (43) and in 2008 (46). ^Rangers coach Lester Patrick won the Stanley Cup at age 44 in 1928 after playing goal in one playoff game

* Krejci (32-55—87 in 108 GP) and Bergeron (31-55—86 in 112 GP) both rank among the top 10 on the franchise’s all-time playoff points list, with each player less than three points from surpassing both (7th; 56-32—87 in 86 GP) and (6th; 31-57—88 in 145 GP). Five players have compiled at least 90 career playoff points with Boston, including (5th; 26-66—92 in 74 GP). Krejci and Bergeron also can climb the all-time franchise lists for playoff goals and assists.

* Tuukka Rask (35-30) needs one win to tie (36-32) for second on the all-time franchise playoff list behind (53-34), who led the Bruins to Stanley Cups in 1970 and 1972.

* In Game 2 of the 2018 First Round, David Pastrnak (21 years, 324 days) became the youngest player in NHL history to record at least six points in a playoff game, besting the previous mark set by (22 years, 81 days). Pastrnak shared the League lead with 13 points in the 2018 First Round, tied for the fourth-most points in a series ever by a Bruins player.

IN REVIEW: 2018-19 REGULAR-SEASON Team Notes * The Bruins reached 100 points for the second straight season and 23rd time in franchise history. Boston hit the 100- mark in consecutive seasons for just the second time in the last 27 years – they hit triple digits in 2010-11 (103 points) and 2011-12 (102 points).

* become the 15th in NHL history to record 100+ points in each of his first two full seasons with a club, and third to do so with the Bruins (: 1970-71 & 1971-72 and : 1989-90 & 1990-91). Since Cassidy made his debut behind the Bruins bench on Feb. 9, 2017, Boston ranks second in the NHL in both wins and points.

* The Bruins recorded a point in 19 consecutive games from Jan. 29 to March 9 (15-0-4), matching the 12th-longest team point streak in NHL history and falling four games shy of the franchise record. Five eventual Stanley Cup champions posted a regular-season point streak of at least 19 games en route to winning a championship: the 1977-78 Canadiens (28 GP), 2012-13 Blackhawks (24 GP), 1940-41 Bruins (23 GP), 1976-77 Canadiens (21 GP) and 1939-40 Rangers (19 GP).

* The Bruins went 11-0-2 in February, marking the ninth time in franchise history that the club has gone a full calendar month without a loss (min. 8 GP). The only other times in the expansion era (since 1967-68): November 2011 (12-0-1) and January 1969 (10-0-4).

* Boston scored a winning goal in the final minute of regulation on March 7 against the Panthers (Patrice Bergeron) and March 9 against the Senators (David Krejci). Only three other teams in NHL history have scored a winning goal in the last minute of the third period in consecutive games.

Player Notes * After posting a 16-0-3 record over 20 games played from Dec. 29 to March 9, Tuukka Rask became the third goaltender in NHL history to record at least a point in 19 or more consecutive decisions multiple times in his career. The others: with the Capitals in 2015-16 (Nov. 12-Jan. 14: 20-0-2) and 2016-17 (Dec. 29-March 4: 19-0-2) and with the Flyers in 1979-80 (Oct. 14-Feb. 14: 22-0-5) and Bruins in 1982-83 (Nov. 13-Feb. 13: 26-0-5).

* Rask (264-147-58 in 491 GP) played in his 469th NHL game in the 2019 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic to pass (468) for the most regular-season games played by a goaltender in Bruins history. On Feb. 3, Rask earned his 253rd career regular-season win to pass Thompson for the most in franchise history.

* Patrice Bergeron (31-42—73 in 59 GP) became the fourth player with at least three 30-goal seasons for the Bruins after age 30, joining (7x), (4x) and (3x).

* Brad Marchand (32-60—92 in 74 GP) has established career highs in assists and points en route to the first 90-point season by a Bruins player since in 2006-07 (22-74—96 in 82 GP). Marchand currently shares the franchise record with 25 career shorthanded goals in the regular-season, scoring two this season (tied with Rick Middleton).

* David Pastrnak (127-146—273 in 313 GP) has scored more career goals before age 23 than any player in Bruins history, reaching the 30-goal mark for a third consecutive season on Jan. 31.

GAME-BY-GAME RECORD, BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES Overall Record Home Record Road Record Game 1 51-48 (.515) 36-18 (.667) 15-30 (.333) Game 2 51-47-1 (.515) 35-21 (.625) 16-26-1 (.372) Game 3 53-46 (.535) 22-23 (.489) 31-23 (.574) Game 4 52-47 (.525) 23-19 (.548) 29-28 (.509) Game 5 34-43 (.442) 27-21 (.563) 7-22 (.241) Game 6 20-30 (.400) 8-9 (.471) 12-21 (.364) Game 7 14-12 (.538) 13-8 (.619) 1-4 (.200) *Game May 24, 1988 suspended at 16:37 of second period due to power failure not counted in totals above *Game March 31, 1951 called after one overtime period due to curfew, ending as a 1-1 T

PLAYOFF SITUATIONS, BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES Overall Series Record Starting at Home Starting on Road Lead 1-0 35-17 (.673) 26-10 (.722) 9-7 (.562) Lead 2-0 24-7 (.774) 17-5 (.772) 7-2 (.777) Lead 3-0 19-1 (.950) 12-1 (.923) 7-0 (1.000)

Trail 1-0 14-35 (.285) 9-10 (.473) 5-25 (.166) Trail 2-0 2-27 (.068) 1-7 (.125) 1-20 (.047) Trail 3-0 0-15 (.000) 0-2 (.000) 0-13 (.000)

Tied 1-1 23-17 (.575) 17-8 (.680) 6-9 (.400) Tied 2-2 16-16 (.500) 13-7 (.650) 3-9 (.250) Tied 3-3 14-12 (.538) 12-8 (.600) 2-4 (.333)

Lead 2-1 22-9 (.709) 17-5 (.772) 5-4 (.555) Lead 3-1 19-2 (.904) 14-2 (.875) 5-0 (1.000)

Trail 2-1 8-25 (.242) 6-11 (.352) 2-14 (.125) Trail 3-1 0-24 (.000) 0-9 (.000) 0-15 (.000)

Lead 3-2 21-5 (.807) 16-4 (.800) 5-1 (.833)

Trail 3-2 3-20 (.130) 2-9 (.181) 1-11 (.083)

SERIES RECORD BY TYPE Series Record Total Series Best-of-7 49-50 99 Best-of-5 5-9 14 Best-of-3 2-4 6 Total-Goals 2-2 4 Overall 58-65 123

GAME 7 HISTORY Date Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/25/2018 R1 TOR 7-4 W Tuukka Rask Jake DeBrusk 5/14/2014 R2 MTL 1-3 L Tuukka Rask — 5/13/2013 CQF TOR 5-4 W OT Tuukka Rask Patrice Bergeron 4/25/2012 CQF WSH 1-2 L OT — 6/15/2011 SCF VAN 4-0 W Tim Thomas Patrice Bergeron 5/27/2011 CF TBL 1-0 W Tim Thomas 4/27/2011 CQF MTL 4-3 W OT Tim Thomas Nathan Horton 5/14/2010 CSF PHI 3-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/14/2009 CSF CAR 2-3 L OT Tim Thomas — 4/21/2008 CQF MTL 0-5 L Tim Thomas — 4/19/2004 CQF MTL 0-2 L — 4/29/1994 CQF MTL 5-3 W Fred Knipscheer 5/1/1992 DSF BUF 3-2 W Andy Moog Dave Reid 4/29/1991 DF MTL 2-1 W Andy Moog Cam Neely 4/17/1990 DSF HFD 3-1 W Andy Moog 5/14/1988 CF NJD 6-2 W Rejean Lemelin Rick Middleton 4/24/1983 DF BUF 3-2 W OT Pete Peeters 4/25/1982 DF QUE 1-2 L — 5/10/1979 SF MTL 4-5 L OT — 4/25/1976 QF LAK 3-0 W Gilles Gilbert 4/18/1971 QF MTL 2-4 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/7/1959 SF TOR 2-3 L Harry Lumley — 4/8/1952 SF MTL 1-3 L — 4/3/1945 SF DET 3-5 L Paul Bibeault — 4/3/1941 SF TOR 2-1 W Mel Hill 4/2/1939 SF NYR 2-1 W 3OT Frank Brimsek Mel Hill ^Home games in bold

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 1/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/25/2018 7 R1 TOR 7-4 W Tuukka Rask Jake DeBrusk 4/23/2018 6 R1 TOR 1-3 L Tuukka Rask — 4/21/2018 5 R1 TOR 3-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/14/2014 7 R2 MTL 1-3 L Tuukka Rask — 5/12/2014 6 R2 MTL 0-4 L Tuukka Rask — 4/26/2014 5 R1 DET 4-2 W Tuukka Rask 6/7/2013 4 CF PIT 1-0 W Tuukka Rask Adam McQuaid 5/25/2013 5 CSF NYR 3-1 W Tuukka Rask Gregory Campbell 5/23/2013 4 CSF NYR 3-4 L OT Tuukka Rask — 5/13/2013 7 CQF TOR 5-4 W OT Tuukka Rask Patrice Bergeron 5/12/2013 6 CQF TOR 1-2 L Tuukka Rask — 5/10/2013 5 CQF TOR 1-2 L Tuukka Rask — 4/25/2012 7 CQF WSH 1-2 L OT Tim Thomas — 6/15/2011 7 SCF VAN 4-0 W Tim Thomas Patrice Bergeron 5/27/2011 7 CF TBL 1-0 W Tim Thomas Nathan Horton 5/25/2011 6 CF TBL 4-5 L Tim Thomas — 5/6/2011 4 CSF PHI 5-1 W Tim Thomas 4/27/2011 7 CQF MTL 4-3 W OT Tim Thomas Nathan Horton 4/26/2011 6 CQF MTL 1-2 L Tim Thomas — 5/14/2010 7 CSF PHI 3-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/12/2010 6 CSF PHI 1-2 L Tuukka Rask — 5/10/2010 5 CSF PHI 0-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/7/2010 4 CSF PHI 4-5 L OT Tuukka Rask — 4/26/2010 6 CQF BUF 4-3 W Tuukka Rask Miroslav Satan 4/23/2010 5 CQF BUF 1-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/14/2009 7 CSF CAR 2-3 L OT Tim Thomas — 4/22/2009 4 CQF MTL 4-1 W Tim Thomas David Krejci 4/21/2008 7 CQF MTL 0-5 L Tim Thomas — 4/19/2004 7 CQF MTL 0-2 L Andrew Raycroft — 4/17/2004 6 CQF MTL 2-5 L Andrew Raycroft — 4/15/2004 5 CQF MTL 1-5 L Andrew Raycroft — 5/2/1999 6 CQF CAR 2-0 W 4/29/1994 7 CQF MTL 5-3 W Jon Casey Fred Knipscheer 5/9/1992 4 DF MTL 2-0 W Andy Moog 5/1/1992 7 DSF BUF 3-2 W Andy Moog Dave Reid 4/29/1992 6 DSF BUF 3-9 L Andy Moog — 4/27/1992 5 DSF BUF 0-2 L Andy Moog — 4/29/1991 7 DF MTL 2-1 W Andy Moog Cam Neely 4/27/1991 6 DF MTL 2-3 L OT Andy Moog — 4/13/1991 6 DSF HFD 3-1 W Andy Moog 5/9/1990 4 CF WSH 3-2 W Andy Moog Cam Neely 4/27/1990 5 DF MTL 3-1 W Andy Moog 4/25/1990 4 DF MTL 1-4 L Andy Moog — 4/17/1990 7 DSF HFD 3-1 W Andy Moog Craig Janney 4/15/1990 6 DSF HFD 2-3 L OT Andy Moog — 4/11/1989 5 DSF BUF 4-1 W Andy Moog Ray Neufeld 5/14/1988 7 CF NJD 6-2 W Rejean Lemelin Rick Middleton 5/12/1988 6 CF NJD 3-6 L Rejean Lemelin — 4/26/1988 5 DF MTL 4-1 W Rejean Lemelin Cam Neely

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 2/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/14/1988 6 DSF BUF 5-2 W Andy Moog Willi Plett 4/16/1985 5 DSF MTL 0-1 L — 4/24/1983 7 DF BUF 3-2 W OT Pete Peeters Brad Park 4/22/1983 6 DF BUF 3-5 L Pete Peeters — 4/10/1983 4 DSF QUE 2-1 W Pete Peeters Luc Dufour 4/9/1983 3 DSF QUE 1-2 L Pete Peeters — 4/25/1982 7 DF QUE 1-2 L Mike Moffat — 4/11/1982 4 DSF BUF 5-2 W Mike Moffat Terry O'Reilly 4/10/1982 3 DSF BUF 2-5 L Mike Moffat — 4/14/1980 5 PRLM PIT 6-2 W Gerry Cheevers Dwight Foster 5/10/1979 7 SF MTL 4-5 L OT Gilles Gilbert — 4/22/1979 4 QF PIT 4-1 W Gerry Cheevers Jean Ratelle 5/11/1978 5 SF PHI 6-3 W Gerry Cheevers 4/23/1978 4 QF CHI 5-2 W Gerry Cheevers Peter McNab 5/1/1977 4 SF PHI 3-0 W Gerry Cheevers Jean Ratelle 4/21/1977 6 QF LAK 4-3 W Gerry Cheevers Gregg Sheppard 4/19/1977 5 QF LAK 1-3 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/17/1977 4 QF LAK 4-7 L Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert — 4/25/1976 7 QF LAK 3-0 W Gilles Gilbert Jean Ratelle 4/22/1976 6 QF LAK 3-4 L OT Gerry Cheevers — 4/11/1975 3 PRLM CHI 4-6 L Gilles Gilbert — 4/10/1975 2 PRLM CHI 3-4 L OT Gilles Gilbert — 4/30/1974 6 SF CHI 4-2 W Gilles Gilbert Gregg Sheppard 4/14/1974 4 QF TOR 4-3 W OT Gilles Gilbert 5/11/1972 6 SCF NYR 3-0 W Gerry Cheevers Bobby Orr 5/9/1972 5 SCF NYR 2-3 L — 4/25/1972 4 SF STL 5-3 W Gerry Cheevers Phil Esposito 4/11/1972 5 QF TOR 3-2 W Gerry Cheevers Ken Hodge 4/18/1971 7 QF MTL 2-4 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/15/1971 6 QF MTL 3-8 L Gerry Cheevers — 5/10/1970 4 SCF STL 4-3 W OT Gerry Cheevers Bobby Orr 4/26/1970 4 SF CHI 5-4 W Gerry Cheevers John McKenzie 4/16/1970 6 QF NYR 4-1 W Gerry Cheevers Wayne Cashman 4/6/1969 4 QF TOR 3-2 W Gerry Cheevers 4/7/1959 7 SF TOR 2-3 L Harry Lumley — 4/5/1958 6 SF NYR 8-2 W Norm Johnson 4/4/1957 5 SF DET 4-3 W Don Simmons 4/5/1953 6 SF DET 4-2 W Jim Henry 4/2/1953 5 SF DET 4-6 L Jim Henry — 4/8/1952 7 SF MTL 1-3 L Jim Henry — 4/6/1952 6 SF MTL 2-3 L 2OT Jim Henry — 3/28/1946 5 SF DET 4-3 W OT Frank Brimsek 4/3/1945 7 SF DET 3-5 L Paul Bibeault — 3/30/1943 5 SF MTL 5-4 W OT Frank Brimsek Ab DeMarco Sr. 3/27/1943 4 SF MTL 0-4 L Frank Brimsek — 3/26/1942 3 QF CHI 3-2 W Frank Brimsek Jack McGill 3/24/1942 2 QF CHI 0-4 L Frank Brimsek — 4/12/1941 4 SCF DET 3-1 W Frank Brimsek 4/3/1941 7 SF TOR 2-1 W Frank Brimsek Mel Hill

WITH CHANCE TO CLINCH SERIES (ALL FORMATS) . . . 3/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/16/1939 5 SCF TOR 3-1 W Frank Brimsek Roy Conacher 4/2/1939 7 SF NYR 2-1 W 3OT Frank Brimsek Mel Hill 4/1/1939 6 SF NYR 1-3 L Frank Brimsek — 3/30/1939 5 SF NYR 1-2 L OT Frank Brimsek — 3/28/1939 4 SF NYR 1-2 L Frank Brimsek — 3/28/1937 3 QF MMR 1-4 L Tiny Thompson — 3/26/1936 2 QF TOR 3-8 L Tiny Thompson — 4/3/1933 5 SF TOR 0-1 L 6OT Tiny Thompson — 4/1/1933 4 SF TOR 3-5 L Tiny Thompson — 4/1/1931 5 SF MTL 2-3 L OT Tiny Thompson — 3/27/1930 4 SF MMR 5-1 W Tiny Thompson Lionel Hitchman 3/25/1930 3 SF MMR 0-1 L 2OT Tiny Thompson — 3/29/1929 2 SCF NYR 2-1 W Tiny Thompson Bill Carson 3/23/1929 3 SF MTL 3-2 W Tiny Thompson 4/3/1928 2 SF NYR 1-4 L Hal Winkler — 4/4/1927 2 SF NYR 3-1 W Hal Winkler Lionel Hitchman 3/31/1927 2 QF CHI 4-4 T Hal Winkler — ^Home games in bold

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 1/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 5/6/2018 5 R2 TBL 1-3 L Tuukka Rask — 4/25/2018 7 R1 TOR 7-4 W Tuukka Rask Jake DeBrusk 4/23/2017 6 R1 OTT 2-3 L OT Tuukka Rask — 4/21/2017 5 R1 OTT 3-2 W 2OT Tuukka Rask 5/14/2014 7 R2 MTL 1-3 L Tuukka Rask — 6/24/2013 6 SCF CHI 2-3 L Tuukka Rask — 5/13/2013 7 CQF TOR 5-4 W OT Tuukka Rask Patrice Bergeron 4/25/2012 7 CQF WSH 1-2 L OT Tim Thomas — 4/22/2012 6 CQF WSH 4-3 W OT Tim Thomas 6/15/2011 7 SCF VAN 4-0 W Tim Thomas Patrice Bergeron 6/13/2011 6 SCF VAN 5-2 W Tim Thomas 5/27/2011 7 CF TBL 1-0 W Tim Thomas Nathan Horton 4/27/2011 7 CQF MTL 4-3 W OT Tim Thomas Nathan Horton 5/14/2010 7 CSF PHI 3-4 L Tuukka Rask — 5/14/2009 7 CSF CAR 2-3 L OT Tim Thomas — 5/12/2009 6 CSF CAR 4-2 W Tim Thomas Marc Savard 5/10/2009 5 CSF CAR 4-0 W Tim Thomas Mark Recchi 4/21/2008 7 CQF MTL 0-5 L Tim Thomas — 4/19/2008 6 CQF MTL 5-4 W Tim Thomas 4/17/2008 5 CQF MTL 5-1 W Tim Thomas Glen Metropolit 4/19/2004 7 CQF MTL 0-2 L Andrew Raycroft — 4/17/2003 5 CQF NJD 0-3 L — 4/15/2003 4 CQF NJD 5-1 W Jeff Hackett Dan McGillis 4/29/2002 6 CQF MTL 1-2 L Byron Dafoe — 5/18/1999 6 CSF BUF 2-3 L Byron Dafoe — 5/16/1999 5 CSF BUF 5-3 W Byron Dafoe 5/3/1998 6 CQF WSH 2-3 L OT Byron Dafoe — 5/1/1998 5 CQF WSH 4-0 W Byron Dafoe Sergei Samsonov 4/27/1996 5 CQF FLA 3-4 L — 4/25/1996 4 CQF FLA 6-2 W Bill Ranford 5/14/1995 5 CQF NJD 2-3 L — 5/11/1994 6 CSF NJD 3-5 L Jon Casey — 4/29/1994 7 CQF MTL 5-3 W Jon Casey Fred Knipscheer 4/27/1994 6 CQF MTL 3-2 W Jon Casey 4/24/1993 4 DSF BUF 5-6 L OT Andy Moog — 5/23/1992 4 CF PIT 1-5 L Andy Moog — 5/1/1992 7 DSF BUF 3-2 W Andy Moog Dave Reid 5/11/1991 6 CF PIT 3-5 L Andy Moog — 4/29/1991 7 DF MTL 2-1 W Andy Moog Cam Neely 5/24/1990 5 SCF EDM 1-4 L Andy Moog — 4/17/1990 7 DSF HFD 3-1 W Andy Moog Craig Janney 4/25/1989 5 DF MTL 2-3 L Andy Moog — 4/23/1989 4 DF MTL 3-2 W Andy Moog Michael Thelven 5/26/1988 4 SCF EDM 3-6 L Andy Moog — 5/14/1988 7 CF NJD 6-2 W Rejean Lemelin Rick Middleton 4/12/1987 4 DSF MTL 2-4 L Bill Ranford — 4/12/1986 3 DSF MTL 3-4 L Bill Ranford — 4/16/1985 5 DSF MTL 0-1 L Doug Keans — 4/14/1985 4 DSF MTL 7-6 W Doug Keans

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 2/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 4/7/1984 3 DSF MTL 0-5 L Pete Peeters — 5/7/1983 6 CF NYI 4-8 L Pete Peeters — 5/5/1983 5 CF NYI 5-1 W Pete Peeters 4/24/1983 7 DF BUF 3-2 W OT Pete Peeters Brad Park 4/25/1982 7 DF QUE 1-2 L Mike Moffat — 4/23/1982 6 DF QUE 6-5 W OT Mike Moffat Peter McNab 4/11/1981 3 PRLM MNS 3-6 L — 4/22/1980 5 QF NYI 2-4 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/21/1980 4 QF NYI 4-3 W OT Gerry Cheevers Terry O'Reilly 4/14/1980 5 PRLM PIT 6-2 W Gerry Cheevers Dwight Foster 4/13/1980 4 PRLM PIT 8-3 W Gerry Cheevers Peter McNab 5/10/1979 7 SF MTL 4-5 L OT Gilles Gilbert — 5/8/1979 6 SF MTL 5-2 W Gilles Gilbert Wayne Cashman 5/25/1978 6 SCF MTL 1-4 L Gerry Cheevers — 5/14/1977 4 SCF MTL 1-2 L OT Gerry Cheevers — 5/6/1976 5 SF PHI 3-6 L Gilles Gilbert — 4/25/1976 7 QF LAK 3-0 W Gilles Gilbert Jean Ratelle 4/11/1975 3 PRLM CHI 4-6 L Gilles Gilbert — 5/19/1974 6 SCF PHI 0-1 L Gilles Gilbert — 5/16/1974 5 SCF PHI 5-1 W Gilles Gilbert Bobby Orr 4/10/1973 5 QF NYR 3-6 L , Eddie Johnston — 4/18/1971 7 QF MTL 2-4 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/24/1969 6 SF MTL 1-2 L 2OT Gerry Cheevers — 4/11/1968 4 QF MTL 2-3 L Gerry Cheevers — 4/7/1959 7 SF TOR 2-3 L Harry Lumley — 4/4/1959 6 SF TOR 5-4 W Harry Lumley 4/20/1958 6 SCF MTL 3-5 L Don Simmons — 4/16/1957 5 SCF MTL 1-5 L Don Simmons — 4/14/1957 4 SCF MTL 2-0 W Don Simmons Fleming MacKell 3/31/1955 5 SF MTL 1-5 L John Henderson — 3/30/1954 4 SF MTL 0-2 L Jim Henry — 4/16/1953 5 SCF MTL 0-1 L OT Jim Henry — 4/8/1952 7 SF MTL 1-3 L Jim Henry — 4/8/1951 6 SF TOR 0-6 L Gord Henry — 3/30/1949 5 SF TOR 2-3 L Frank Brimsek — 4/3/1948 5 SF TOR 2-3 L Frank Brimsek — 4/1/1948 4 SF TOR 3-2 W Frank Brimsek Johnny Peirson 4/3/1947 5 PRLM MTL 3-4 L 2OT Frank Brimsek — 4/9/1946 5 SCF MTL 3-6 L Frank Brimsek — 4/7/1946 4 SCF MTL 3-2 W OT Frank Brimsek Terry Reardon 4/3/1945 7 SF DET 3-5 L Paul Bibeault — 4/1/1945 6 SF DET 5-3 W Paul Bibeault Jean-Paul Gladu 4/8/1943 4 SCF DET 0-2 L Frank Brimsek — 3/31/1942 2 SF DET 1-3 L Frank Brimsek — 3/26/1942 3 QF CHI 3-2 W Frank Brimsek Jack McGill 4/3/1941 7 SF TOR 2-1 W Frank Brimsek Mel Hill 4/1/1941 6 SF TOR 2-1 W Frank Brimsek Herb Cain 3/30/1940 6 SF NYR 1-4 L Frank Brimsek — 4/2/1939 7 SF NYR 2-1 W 3OT Frank Brimsek Mel Hill

FACING ELIMINATION (ALL FORMATS) . . . 3/3 Date Game Series vs. Result Goaltender GWG 3/29/1938 3 SF TOR 2-3 L OT Tiny Thompson — 3/28/1937 3 QF MMR 1-4 L Tiny Thompson — 3/25/1937 2 QF MMR 4-0 W Tiny Thompson 3/26/1936 2 QF TOR 3-8 L Tiny Thompson — 3/30/1935 4 SF TOR 1-2 L OT Tiny Thompson — 4/3/1933 5 SF TOR 0-1 L 6OT Tiny Thompson — 4/1/1931 5 SF MTL 2-3 L OT Tiny Thompson — 3/30/1931 4 SF MTL 3-1 W Tiny Thompson Eddie Shore 4/3/1930 2 SCF MTL 3-4 L Tiny Thompson — 4/3/1928 2 SF NYR 1-4 L Hal Winkler — 4/13/1927 4 SCF SEN 1-3 L Hal Winkler — 4/4/1927 2 SF NYR 3-1 W Hal Winkler Lionel Hitchman 3/31/1927 2 QF CHI 4-4 T Hal Winkler — ^Home games in bold *Game May 24, 1988 suspended at 16:37 of second period due to power failure not counted in totals above (BOS trailed series 3-0)