Goaltender Maddie Rooney, whose postseason goals-against average stands at 0.29, has emerged as the face of the turnaround that has set up a deciding Game 5 Friday night in Toronto. But Rooney is the first one to acknowledge that she’s gotten a lot of help.

Claire Butorac scored early in the second overtime to give Minnesota a 1-0 win over Toronto on Wednesday night to force a decisive fifth game in the semifinal series.

How Boston and Toronto took commanding 2-0 series leads, putting Montreal and Minnesota on the brink of elimination.

It’s down to one game, and in this particular series, that could very well mean one goal. Who is going to be the hero? Which player on the rosters of PWHL Toronto and Minnesota is going to break through and score that key goal to send her club to the first PWHL Final against a waiting and rested Boston side?

A PWHL Minnesota playoff hype video took over the Xcel Energy Center scoreboard video monitor with about four minutes remaining in regulation time Wednesday. The scenes spliced together made fans nostalgic for the good old days when the players such as Taylor Heise,

Claire Butorac scored early in the second overtime to give Minnesota a 1-0 win over Toronto on Wednesday night. The home team has won each game with Game 5 back in Toronto on Friday.