With all the talk of realignment in the NHL these days, is it any wonder the Toronto Maple Leafs aren't advocating for the Boston Bruins to be punted into another conference?
After all, they seem to be the biggest cause of their woes the past few seasons.
On the heels of Saturday's 4-1 loss to the defending champs, here's a quick breakdown of how Toronto's season looks with and without the four losses to the one team that really has their number.
Leafs v. Boston
Record: 0-4-0
82-game pace: 0 points
Overall score: 23-6
Goals per game: 1.50
Goals against per game: 5.75
Save percentage: .827
Phil Kessel factor: one assist and minus-7 in four games
Leafs v. Everyone Else
Record: 14-6-2
82-game pace: 112 points
Overall score: 74-61
Goals per game: 3.36
Goals against per game: 2.77
Save percentage: .910
Phil Kessel factor: 31 points and plus-6 in 22 games