Toronto had a pair of two-goal leads — 2-0 and 3-1 — in Game 3, and has beaten Bobrovsky 13 times so far in this series, all while never trailing by more than one goal at any point. The confidence, the Maple Leafs said, remains high.

Two years ago, when the Panthers defeated the Maple Leafs 4-1 in the best-of-7 Eastern Conference Second Round, Bobrovsky appeared almost impenetrable, allowing just 10 goals on 174 shots for a .943 save percentage.

Game three will make for an exciting showcase as the Panthers will look to exact revenge and claw their way back into the series. Toronto on the other hand, will aim to put Florida firmly against the ropes and secure their second 3-0 series lead of the postseason after doing so to Ottawa in the forest round.