The Bruins are shaking things up in goal tonight, and Marco Sturm made it official during his morning availability.

After a bit of time leaning heavily on Jeremy Swayman, the Bruins are giving the crease to Joonas Korpisalo for the matchup against the St. Louis Blues.

Swayman has been outstanding for most of the season, but his last outing didn't go as planned, ending with Sturm pulling him against the Detroit Red Wings.

With the schedule tightening and emotions running hot, the Bruins are opting for a reset. Korpisalo, who has not started in a while, gets his chance to steady the crease.

Sturm framed the decision as a fresh opportunity rather than a penalty for Swayman. For a roster worn down by injuries, sometimes a goaltending change acts as a mental reset, especially at home.

Meanwhile, on the opposite bench, former Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery confirmed that Jordan Binnington will start for the Blues. With his fiery personality and emotional swings, Binnington always adds drama to a matchup, and his presence only heightens the stage for a game between two teams searching for traction.

Korpisalo gets the net as Bruins aim for stability

As a fan you understand the tension. Swayman has kept Boston afloat through long injury stretches, posting strong numbers and stealing games when the Bruins lacked structure. One rough night changes nothing about his importance, but letting Korpisalo roll tonight gives everyone a breather.

Here are the updates that confirmed both starters.

With emotions high and Montgomery making his return to TD Garden, this crease matchup suddenly carries extra weight. Tonight, Korpisalo gets his shot to rewrite the Bruins' momentum. Now it is on Boston to play with the urgency the moment deserves.