After the game, Boyle said his response was lighthearted.
"They're giving it to us, so (I was) giving it back to them a little bit, but (it was) all in good fun," Boyle told reporters, according to TSN's Mark Masters.
The Leafs got the last laugh Saturday night, stealing home ice from the Capitals and evening their first-round playoff series with Game 3 set for Monday night in Toronto.
will miss the rest of the postseason as a result of the injury he sustained after being hit by Washington Capitals blue-liner Brooks Orpik on Saturday night.
Leafs head coach Mike Babcock confirmed the recovery timetable postgame, according to TSN's Mark Masters.
Toronto tied the series at one game apiece and stole home-ice advantage away from the Presidents' Trophy winners, with Game 3 scheduled for Monday night at Air Canada Centre.
Kapanen's first playoff goal evened the contest midway through the second period.
Ryan Hartman was the embodiment of Chicago's frustration near the end of Game 2.
The Blackhawks rookie forward sent Craig Smith of the Nashville Predators to the ice with a hard check, then proceeded to cross-check him in the face for good measure.
Hartman was assessed a penalty for roughing and a 10-minute misconduct, and could very well be hearing from the NHL's Department of Player Safety, especially after Columbus' Matt Calvert was suspended after a similar incident in another lopsided loss.
Another playoff game, another Pekka Rinne clean sheet.
The veteran goaltender kept the Chicago Blackhawks off the board for the second time in as many games as the Nashville Predators earned a 5-0 victory and took a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series Saturday night.
Rinne made 30 saves in the contest after holding the Blackhawks scoreless with 29 stops in Game 1 on Thursday night.
With Nikita Zaitsev already sidelined with an injury, Roman Polak was forced to leave Game 2 after a collision with Brooks Orpik of the Washington Capitals that resulted in an awkward and painful-looking landing.
Disclaimer: the footage is not for the faint of heart.
Polak was helped to his feet and off the ice, but appeared unable to put any weight on his right leg.
The veteran defenseman saw almost 24 minutes of ice time in Game 1.