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

TORONTO — It was a not-so-special night in The Six. The Bruins were done in by a feeble power play and a faulty penalty kill in their 4-0 loss to the Maple Leafs Tuesday night at Scotiabank Arena. At even strength, the Bruins were competent and competitive.

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.

Jeremy Swayman made 23 saves as the Bruins followed up Saturday's shutout in Philadelphia with another at home.

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Boston Bruins superstar David Pastrnak was benched for the entire third period in their Sunday (Nov. 4) win against the Seattle Kraken. With Pastrnak being the team's best player, this was major news.