Brandon Morrow allowed five runs on six hits over three innings

TORONTO -- Leafs centre Tyler Bozaks taking part in the Game 7 warmup in Boston was mere subterfuge, it appears. Bozak missed the last two games on the regular season and the final two of the Bruins playoff series because of what was described as an upper-body injury. On Thursday, Bozak revealed that he tore his oblique at the end of the season and then tore a triceps muscle on the final faceoff of Game 5 in Boston. "I knew after Game 5 pretty much that I was done for four weeks at least," Bozak told reporters Thursday at Torontos wrapup media session. "It was a pretty bad tear and I wasnt able to go." Asked about why he took the warmup Monday night, he said: "Obviously, it could have thrown them off a bit or whatever with line matching and everything, I think thats the way we wanted to handle it. "But I could barely hold my stick out there." Joe Colborne filled in for Bozak the last two games of the Boston series, which ended in a dramatic 5-4 overtime loss for Toronto. The good news is Bozak wont need surgery. "But it always sucks watching when youre out there with the guys all year (and) you want to help as much as you can and youve got to watch," he said. The 27-year-old Bozak is eligible to become a free agent this summer. His future is up in the air. "I havent really thought about any of that, since playoffs," he said. "I kind of just focused on hockey. "Now Im just going to take some time off. My agent will deal with that stuff. Id like to stay here. Its a place I love playing (in) so hopefully we can get something worked out." General manager Dave Nonis said "if there is a contract that makes sense for us and makes sense for Tyler, then well sign him. "But its not a situation where we have to sign Tyler Bozak because there are numbers that make sense for the team and there are numbers that make sense for Bozie. I believe, I always have believed, that if the player wants to stay with your team, you find a way to make it happen if you want to have him as well." In saying that, he also noted the salary cap number is going down next season. "And how we allocate our dollars is going to be very important if were going to remain competitive." Bozak had 12 goals and 16 assists as the Leafs top-line centre in the lockout-shortened season. A close friend of linemate Phil Kessel, he was also the teams top faceoff man. Bozak made US$1.4 million this season, 12th highest on the team. Other players headed to unrestricted free agency this summer are forwards Clarke MacArthur and Colton Orr and defencemen Ryan OByrne and Mike Kostka. Air Max 720 Cheap China . But now that hes in the NHL, the Calgary Flames centre showed big improvement in that department by scoring the winner in the eighth round of a 5-4 shootout victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Monday. Air Force 1 Discount . 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He has not yet formally renounced his WBO version of the flyweight title, though he probably will and then move up in weight when he is ready to return to the ring.There is no reason expressed (in the letter) other than he needs time to decide his future in the sport, WBA president Gilberto Mendoza Jr. told ESPN.com. He appreciated the relationship with our association and also said at the time he is ready he will come back to us.Estrada (33-2, 24 KOs), 26, of Mexico, lost a highly competitive action-packed decision to Roman Chocolatito Gonzalezz challenging him for a junior flyweight title in a 2012 fight of the year contender.dddddddddddd In his next fight, Estrada moved up to flyweight and earned a split decision against Brian Viloria to claim two flyweight belts.Estrada made five successful defenses of the unified title, beating quality opponents such as former world titleholders Giovani Segura and Hernan Tyson Marquez as well as Milan Melindo. In his most recent fight, Estrada knocked out Marquez in the 10th round.There has been talk of a possible rematch between Estrada and Gonzalez (46-0, 38 KOs), who went on to win titles at flyweight and junior bantamweight (this past Saturday night) to go along with his wide recognition as the pound-for-pound king. ' ' '