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Ryan Donato makes his playoff debut for the Bruins in Game 2

Ryan Donato
Bruins rookie Ryan Donato is making his NHL playoff debut Saturday night at TD Garden. Jim Davis/Globe Staff

It’s been quite the start to 2018 for Ryan Donato.

The Scituate native led Team USA in scoring at the Winter Olympics, earned a Hobey Baker finalist nod, and made his Stanley Cup playoff debut all in the first four months of the year.

Donato enters the Bruins’ lineup for Saturday night’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs in place of Tommy Wingels. Wingels participated in the Bruins’ morning skate but was a game-time decision, and head coach Bruce Cassidy did not put him on the ice after Nazem Kadri’s hit in Thursday’s Game 1.

“Super excited,” Donato said before the game. “Growing up as a kid in Boston these are the types of games you dream about playing in.”

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Here’s the Bruins’ lineup:

Forwards

Brad Marchand – Patrice Bergeron – David Pastrnak

Jake DeBrusk – David Krejci – Rick Nash

Ryan Donato – Noel Acciari – David Backes

Tim Schaller – Sean Kuraly – Danton Heinen

Defensemen

Zdeno Chara – Charlie McAvoy

Torey Krug – Kevan Miller

Matt Grzelcyk – Adam McQuaid

Goaltender

Tuukka Rask