BERGERON, TOEWS UPDATES
Bruins head coach Claude Julien said forward Patrice Bergeron is “day-to-day” after missing most of Game 5 with a “body” injury. Bergeron leads all players with four goals in the Stanley Cup Final and has 6-2—8 in his last eight games overall. He also leads the League in faceoff winning percentage during the playoffs (61.9%).

Blackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville said he is “optimistic” captain Jonathan Toews will be able to play tonight after sitting the entire third period of Game 5 with an upper-body injury. Toews has 1-2—3 in the last two games while playing on a line with Patrick Kane and Bryan Bickell. He leads the Blackhawks in faceoff winning percentage (52.8%) and is tied for first on the club in assists (10) this postseason.

GAME 6 NOTES
* The Bruins are 0-1 in Game 6s this postseason. The Blackhawks are 1-0.

* The referees for tonight’s game are Wes McCauley (#4) and Dan O’Halloran (#13). The linesmen are Pierre Racicot (#65) and Jay Sharrers (#57).

TEAM LEADERS
Boston forward Milan Lucic and Chicago forward Patrick Kane pace all players in the Stanley Cup Final with 3-2—5 through five games. Lucic has 3-5—8 in his last nine games overall, while Kane has 7-2—9 in his last seven . . . Boston forward David Krejci leads all players with four assists in the Stanley Cup Final. He also leads the League with 9-16—25 in the 2013 playoffs . . . Chicago forward Dave Bolland ranks second on the Blackhawks with 2-2—4 in the Stanley Cup Final. Bryan Bickell, Michael Frolik and Michal Rozsival share the team lead with three assists each in the series.

HOME VS. ROAD
The Bruins are 8-3 at home this postseason, including a 7-1 record in their last eight at TD Garden. They have outscored opponents, 33-23, on home ice in the playoffs.

The Blackhawks are 4-5 as visitors this postseason; their four road victories rank second in the NHL, behind only Boston’s six (6-4). Chicago had a League-leading 18-4-2 record away from home during the regular season.

RECORD-SETTING YEAR
Home teams are 59-26 in the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs (.694), an NHL record for most wins by home clubs in a single postseason. The previous mark of 57 was set during the 1991 playoffs (92 games). Home teams are guaranteed to have a postseason winning percentage of .600 or higher for the first time since 1993, when they went 52-33 (.612).