The Toronto Maple Leafs need one point to clinch third place in the Atlantic Division and an Eastern Conference First Round series against the Ottawa Senators. The Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins, who completed their regular season on Saturday, each have 95 points; however, if the teams remain tied, Boston has a 42-39 edge in regulation-overtime wins (ROW), the first tiebreaker. A regulation loss would drop Toronto to the second wild card from the Eastern Conference and into a series against the Presidents' Trophy-winning Washington Capitals. Defenseman Morgan Rielly said the Toronto is still focused on its final regular-season game despite qualifying for the playoffs by defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-3 on Saturday. "Not really, to be honest, just because we know we have to come ready to play tonight," Rielly said when asked if qualifying for the playoffs had sunk in. "It's not over yet. We're very happy that we're able to continue playing on in the playoffs, but it's not over yet. We have a game tonight and that's our focus right now." Goaltender Curtis McElhinney will start and Garret Sparks will dress as his backup after being recalled from Toronto of the AHL. Frederik Andersen will not dress, but coach Mike Babcock said he's expected to be ready for Toronto's playoff opener; Andersen left the game against Pittsburgh at 2:01 of the second period after being bumped in the head by Tom Sestito.