The Boston Bruins defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 7 to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in three years. David Pastrnak's heroics in overtime secured the win. The Bruins have now set an NHL record with 16 Game 7 victories all time. Jeremy Swayman's performance in the series was outstanding, earning him the MVP title.

The Toronto Maple Leafs face the need to make changes after a disappointing end in the playoffs. With Mitch Marner's expiring deal and a no-move clause, trade rumors are swirling. Here are five potential landing spots for the star winger.

Chicago Blackhawks, Columbus Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis Blues, and Utah could all be destinations for Marner, each with its unique set of assets and challenges. The trade market is heating up, and Marner's future hangs in the balance.

In 2019, SI's S.L. Price called Toronto Maple Leafs' drought one of the world's last great championship droughts. They lost 2-1 to Boston Bruins in Game 7, extending their Cup-less streak since 1967.

Boston right wing David Pastrňák netted the winner at 1:54 of the overtime. Toronto's last Game 7 win was against Ottawa Senators in 2004.

The Boston Bruins defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs in a tight 2-1 Game 7, advancing to play the Florida Panthers. Despite missing key players, Toronto fought hard throughout the series, culminating in an overtime winner by David Pastrnak. Toronto's strategy shift to focus more on defense and goaltending paid off late in the series. The Maple Leafs head home disappointed once again, ending their playoff run.

On a bizarre play, the Bruins score in overtime against the Maple Leafs, securing the series win. Simon Benoit delivers a huge hit to Brad Marchand, setting the tone for a tense extra period. The stakes are high for both teams as they fight for a spot in the next round.