Bruins–Maple Leafs rivalry

Bruins–Maple Leafs rivalry
	Boston Bruins Toronto Maple Leafs
First meeting	December 3, 1924
Latest meeting	November 11, 2025
Next meeting	March 24, 2026
Statistics
Meetings total	784
All-time series	357–314–99–14 (BOS)
Regular season series	311–271–98–14 (BOS)
Postseason results	46–43–1 (BOS)
Largest victory	11–0 (BOS); January 18, 1964
Longest win streak	BOS W8
Current win streak	BOS W2
Postseason history
	1933 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 3–2; 1935 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 3–1; 1936 quarterfinals: Maple Leafs won, 1–1 (8–6 aggregate goals); 1938 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 3–0; 1939 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins won, 4–1; 1941 semifinals: Bruins won, 4–3; 1948 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 4–1; 1949 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 4–1; 1951 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 4–1–1; 1959 semifinals: Maple Leafs won, 4–3; 1969 quarterfinals: Bruins won, 4–0; 1972 quarterfinals: Bruins won, 4–1; 1974 quarterfinals: Bruins won, 4–0; 2013 conference quarterfinals: Bruins won, 4–3; 2018 first round: Bruins won, 4–3; 2019 first round: Bruins won, 4–3; 2024 first round: Bruins won, 4–3;

The Bruins–Maple Leafs rivalry is a National Hockey League (NHL) rivalry between the Boston Bruins and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The teams both compete in the Atlantic Division and with current NHL scheduling, they meet four times per season.

Both teams are Original Six teams, with their first game played in Boston's inaugural season in 1924. Boston has won nine of their 17 postseason series against one another, having won all seven playoff meetings that occurred since expansion of the league began in 1967.

Toronto and Boston are also division rivals in the other two professional leagues in which both cities have teams (Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association). No other pair of Canadian and U.S. cities has three division rivalries.