Sounds of the game... Bruins 8, Maple Leafs 5

The Bruins have shown they can win under all types of circumstances this season. Defensive struggles. Hard-hitting games and Thursday night, they showed they can win games that start out as blowouts and turn into shootouts. The Bruins led 5-1 after just 4 1/2 minutes into the second period when the pesky Toronto Maple Leafs collectively said, 'Not so fast.' After all was said and done, eight goals had been scored in the second period alone, with Phil Kessel collecting two. But the star of the game was David Krejci, netting his first career hat trick, including a goal in the third period that sealed the deal. The Bruins extended their home winning streak to 12 games, their longest since 1976 and the fifth-longest in team history. David Krejci on his hat trick. Krejci said the team is rolling all four lines well right now. Coach Claude Julien on his 22-year-old star Krejci. Julien said the game was a classic case of bend but don't break. Julien on Tim Thomas being pulled after two periods with the lead. Michael Ryder said there's no doubt the Bruins need to be better on defense. Ryder on the team's 4-for-6 perfomance on the power play.