A hit for John Tavares. Tavares digging in on his off wing to the net.

Govelet in front, scores!

Matthew Nies has won it, and the Leafs will take it back to game six in Toronto.

The night of game five's, the night of eliminations, we said goodbye to two teams on Wednesday.

We'll get to those in a couple of moments.

Welcome to 32 Thoughts to the Podcast, presented by the GMC Sierra Elevation, Merrick at the home studio

Dom Schramati at the home studio Elliot in the car driving home

after another busy night car cast time here we go

another busy night in Canada cast time here we go another busy night around hockey night in Canada and well we'll start with the early game that had everyone on the edge of their seat and everyone all nervous around the city of Toronto it was backs against the wall for the Maple Leafs and they had to do it without

Austin Matthews and there was a goalie change and this was a fascinating game. Like I think it was either you or Kevin

that brought up the point that Boston looked nervous early

and they did.

They never quite grabbed this thing.

Two to one, it took overtime.

Matthew and I's with the overtime winner here, 2 to 1 is the game.

The Boston Bruins still with a 3-2 series lead as a venue shifts back to Toronto.

What stood out for you, Elliot, in a game that, listen, the Maple Leafs grabbed early

and dominated in that first period before letting Boston come up for a breath? First of all, it's Matthew Canize now, according to Bixa, who picked him correctly to have a big game

and score in the overtime, which he did. And I would like to say that it was me who said

Boston was nervous because anything smart is mine anything dumb comes from

Kevin so we people have to recognize this. I thought Brad Marshand, Kyle actually

showed the clip during the game. Brad Marshand was asked about being up 3 to 1 in the comparison to last year and he cut

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