A pair Clint Capela Jersey of decisive Game 7s were on the NHL slate Tuesday, and the first saw the Bruins taking down the in Boston ... again. The last three postseason meetings between these teams has gone the distance, with the Bruins taking the finale at home in each of those instances. The Bruins won the final two games of the series to stun Toronto. The nightcap featured the in San Jose in the final game of the series against the , and that game turned out to be an instant cla sic. Vegas held a 3-0 lead in the third period, but the Sharks stormed back on a five-minute power play and scored four unanswered goals in rapid succe sion. The Knights would go on to tie the game in the final minute to force overtime, but the Sharks clinched the series with a goal from Barclay Goodrow. It was an insane night of hockey, and we still have another Game 7 on Wednesday. NHL games for Tuesday, April 23 Game 7: FINAL - Bruins 5, Maple Leafs 1 (Bruins win series 4-3) | Game 7: FINAL - Sharks 5, Golden Knights 4 (Sharks win series 4-3)| San Jose caps incredible comeback in OT Holy moly, what a game. The Sharks capped DeAndre' Bembry Jersey off an incredible comeback in the game and in the series, beating Vegas 18 minutes into overtime. Barclay Goodrow didn't get much run in OT but he scored the game-winner to clinch the series for the Sharks, who will move on to face the Avalanche. WHAT IS HAPPENING. WE ARE TIED AGAIN. here: NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) Sharks storm back after controversial penalty Oh my goodne s, what a finish in San Jose. After the Golden Knights increased their lead to 3-0 with a goal from Max Pacioretty, a controversial incident help sparked an incredible Sharks comeback. Cody Eakin was given a five-minute major for cro s-checking Joe Pavelski, who landed awkwardly and was injured on the play. A five minute major for this seems super exce sive Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) The five-minute major seemed to be a result of Pavelski's injuries rather than the severity of the infraction, but the ruling completely changed the game. The penalty created a major swing and the Sharks promptly scored four goals on the power play to take a 4-3 lead. The have taken the lead late in the third. This game is crazy. Watch more here: NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) They held that lead until the final minute of regulation, when Jonathan Marche sault netted the equalizer for Vegas with the goalie pulled and the extra skater on the ice. WHAT IS HAPPENING. WE ARE TIED AGAIN. here: NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) That goal somehow made this crazy game even crazier, and now we're heading to overtime in a Game 7. Buckle up. Vegas goes up by Jaylen Adams Jersey two, but with some controversy The Sharks are fighting for their playoff lives against the Golden Knights, but Vegas went up by two goals during the middle frame -- po sibly with the help of the officials. Knights forward Cody Eakin tipped a point shot past Martin Jones, but he may have done so with his stick above the height of the cro sbar. The call on the ice was a goal, and a video review determined there wasn't definitive evidence to overturn that ruling. Cody Eakin tips it in for a 2-0 Vegas lead. Was reviewed for high stick but upheld Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) As a result, Vegas carries a 2-0 lead into the final period of regulation. Knights get the jump on the road Time for our second Game 7 of the night! The Golden Knights were outshot 11-4 by the Sharks in the first period, but it's Vegas leading after 20 minutes. The Knights got the game's opening goal when William Karl son chipped a loose puck past Martin Jones for the 1-0 lead. . and the strike first in . NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) Bruins prevail ... again The more things change, the more they stay the same. Another Game 7 between the Bruins and Leafs, another win for the Bruins in Boston. After weathering a furious second-period push from the Leafs, the Bruins added an insurance goal early in the third period when fourth-liner Sean Kuraly sniped a shot past Frederik Andersen. SEAN KURALY Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) Moses Malone Jersey The Bruins held off the Leafs the rest of the way, adding two empty net goals to seal the win, 5-1. As a result, Boston moves on to face the Columbus Blue Jackets in the second round, and the Leafs head home with a third consecutive first round postseason exit. Toronto pushing back After a rough ending to the first period, the Leafs came out flying in the second period and dominated the Bruins from start to finish. The good news for the Bruins is that Toronto only managed one goal -- a tally from John Tavares that came off a John Moore turnover. John Moore coughs up the puck and John Tavares makes the Bruins pay. 2-1 Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) Scoring chances in the second period were 19-7 in favor of Toronto, so the Bruins are lucky to still be leading after two. We're in for a thrilling finish. Not an ideal start for the Leafs After a good first few minutes to open the game, the Bruins were forced to weather a pretty dangerous storm from the Leafs, who had a number of solid scoring chances through 10-15 minutes. But Tuukka Rask stood tall in net for Boston and the Bruins were able to jump out to an early lead thanks to this goal from Joakim Nordstrom. Joakim Nordstrom? JOAKIM NORDSTROM! (thanks Freddie) Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) That's certainly a goal that Frederik Andersen shouldn't be giving up, and it's a tough spot to allow it. Boston doubled down a few minutes later when Marcus Johan son took advantage of a turnover from Jake Gardiner behind the Leafs' net Steve Smith Jersey Marcus Johan son picks up the turnover and makes it 2-0 Bruins. Flintor (@TheFlintor)