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Despite a strong goaltending tandem, the Boston Bruins’ goalie rotation has come under scrutiny after their Game 2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. While the team initially planned to alternate between Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark, their performance will now dictate playing time. The Bruins’ inability to generate quality chances and their defensive struggles, particularly in transition, have put pressure on their goalies. Toronto’s firepower has exposed the team’s vulnerabilities, leading to concerns that the goalie rotation will not be enough to overcome their defensive deficiencies.

The Bruins’ goalie rotation remains a topic of discussion despite the team’s loss to the Maple Leafs in Game 2 of their playoff series. Boston’s general manager, Don Sweeney, has stated that the team has a plan in place but emphasized that performance and results will dictate the rotation. While Jeremy Swayman is expected to start Game 3, the goalie rotation is likely to continue for as long as the Bruins’ playoff campaign lasts.

In the first-round Stanley Cup playoff series between the Colorado Avalanche and the Winnipeg Jets, both teams will likely focus on improving their defense after a high-scoring Game 1. Both goaltenders, Connor Hellebuyck for the Jets and Alexandar Georgiev for the Avalanche, will need to step up their play. The Avalanche may also need to find a backup goaltender with Justus Annunen still out due to illness.

The Colorado Avalanche face an intriguing situation in goal as they navigate the playoffs. Following a shaky performance from Alexandar Georgiev in Game 1 against the Winnipeg Jets, coach Jared Bednar has recalled Ivan Prosvetov from the AHL and sent Arvid Holm back. While Georgiev remains the likely starter, Bednar now has additional options to consider, including Prosvetov as a potential backup or even starter. The uncertain status of Justus Annunen due to illness adds another layer of intrigue to the decision-making process.

The Colorado Avalanche’s goaltending concerns have emerged once again after their starting goalie, Alexandar Georgiev, allowed seven goals on 23 shots in a 7-6 loss to the Winnipeg Jets in Game 1 of their playoff series. Georgiev’s performance, coupled with his below-average regular season numbers, has raised questions about his ability to lead the Avalanche to a championship.