In a devastating turn of events, the Boston Bruins were handed a heartbreaking loss by the Florida Panthers in Game 6 at TD Garden, marking their fifth home playoff loss in six attempts under coach Jim Montgomery. Despite their valiant efforts, the Bruins were unable to seal the deal and advance to the next round.

Throughout the game, the Bruins had multiple promising opportunities to take the lead over the Panthers, but it was Gustav Forsling who ultimately delivered the game-winning blow. With just under two minutes remaining, Forsling capitalized on a rebound from an Anton Lundell shot, sending the puck past Bruins' netminder Jeremy Swayman. The shot slipped through a narrow gap between Parker Wotherspoon's legs and Swayman's shoulder, leaving the goalie disappointed with his performance.

Reflecting on the defeat, Swayman expressed his frustration, telling reporters, "I didn't see it. I wish I would have put the rebound in a better spot... Unacceptable." Despite his disappointment, Swayman's outstanding play throughout the series did not go unnoticed, garnering respect from both fans and the Panthers alike.

With their victory, the Panthers now advance to face the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference finals. Meanwhile, the Bruins are left to ponder the outcome of their season and prepare for what promises to be an interesting offseason.