“Dogs**t last two games”: Paul Bissonnette elated for ‘hell in the cell’ Leafs-Bruins clash

By Ankit Kumar

Modified Oct 26, 2024 19:35 GMT

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Paul Bissonnette is excited about the upcoming game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins. He posted on X that the matchup will feel like a playoff game.

Both teams have struggled in their last two games, as Bissonnette said:

"Tonight’s Leafs/Bruins is going to be a playoff like atmosphere. Both teams dogsh*t the last 2 games. Coaches calling guys out on the bench. I expect a cage match. Hell in the cell in Boston. See you at 7pm. #LeafsForever"

Bissonnette expects a tough and physical game, saying it might feel like a “cage match” in Boston. The game is set for 7:00 PM EDT on October 26, 2024.

The Maple Leafs have a record of 4-4-0 and lost their last two games, including one against the St. Louis Blues.

Auston Matthews leads the team with five points, while Mitch Marner has five assists. The Leafs’ defense has had trouble, allowing an average of three goals per game.

The Bruins are also struggling, with a record of 3-4-1. They have lost their last two games. David Pastrnak is a key player for the Bruins, with five goals and two assists this season. The Bruins’ goaltending has not been strong, allowing an average of 3.63 goals per game.

Both teams want to bounce back and gain momentum. With Bissonnette’s excitement and the playoff atmosphere he predicts, fans can expect an intense game.

The rivalry between the Leafs and Bruins adds to the stakes. This game is a must-watch for hockey fans.

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Boston Bruins star David Pastrnak avoided Paul Bissonnette's question

During a segment on "NHL on TNT," Boston Bruins star David Pastrnak showed quick thinking when Paul Bissonnette asked a tough question.

Bissonnette mentioned a comment Pastrnak had made at the NHL Media Day. On that occasion, Pastrnak had jokingly said that Bissonnette should be replaced.

Bissonnette then asked:

"Who would be your dream panel member to replace me?"

Pastrnak skillfully dodged the question. He said it was his first interview since summer and that his English was a bit off.

“I lost you totally there, Biz,” Pastrnak replied. “So I guess we can move on to the next question.”

This moment displayed Pastrnak’s humor and charm. He showed he can handle tricky situations well while giving fans a peek at his personality off the ice.