The Bruins' special-teams woes, scoring troubles and knack for landing in the penalty box were all put on display Tuesday in Toronto.

At even strength, the Bruins were competent and competitive, but they were done in by a feeble power play and a faulty penalty kill.

The Bruins gave the Maple Leafs seven power plays and Toronto made them pay three times. Meanwhile, the B's could do nothing with six power plays of their own in 4-0 loss.

Now, with the Bruins playing against an always-tough Toronto Maple Leafs club on Tuesday (Nov. 5), they will need Pastrnak to have a big response game. Pastrnak certainly has had his success against the Maple Leafs.