In a recent press conference, Boston Bruins coach, Montgomery, discussed the difficult decision he faces regarding the team's goaltending choice for Game 2 of their series against the Leafs. Montgomery expressed his admiration for both goaltenders, praising their ability to consistently deliver exceptional performances and provide a sense of security for the team.

After a stellar performance by rookie goaltender Jeremy Swayman in the series opener, Montgomery admitted that it would be challenging to deviate from their winning formula. Swayman's outstanding play has undoubtedly put him in contention for another start in net.

However, Montgomery made it clear that the door is open for Linus Ullmark to enter the lineup for Game 2. The decision remains fluid, with the coaching staff still contemplating the goaltending situation as of Sunday afternoon.

During Game 1, Boston kept their goalie plans under wraps until pregame warmups, leaving fans and analysts eagerly speculating on who would defend the net. It is possible that a similar timeline will be followed for the second tilt against the Leafs, keeping everyone on edge until the last moment.

The Bruins are undoubtedly in a fortunate position, having two talented goalies at their disposal. McAvoy, a defenseman for the Bruins, expressed his confidence and trust in whichever goalie is chosen, highlighting their ability to extinguish any fires that arise during a game.

With an important Game 2 looming, the decision will carry significant weight for Montgomery and his coaching staff. Both Swayman and Ullmark have consistently shown their ability to provide stability and exceptional goaltending for the team. As the Bruins prepare for the second game in the series against the Leafs, fans eagerly await the announcement of who will defend the net and lead the charge to secure victory.