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Toronto Maple Leafs beleaguered forward Max Domi scored a beauty against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday night.
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Hildeby is no longer a Maple Leafs project
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Dennis Hildeby’s stat line jumps off the page after a thrilling 2-1 victory over a Philadelphia Flyers team that never really found daylight on Thursday night: Twenty-one saves on twenty-two shots.
Brad Marchand said he & his teammates discussed Auston Matthews breaking the Leafs' goal record last night. "With how old the Maple Leafs franchise is, it's impressive that he's already broken that record and he's still got 10, 15 years left in the league."
The Panthers currently sit fourth in the Atlantic Division, one point back of the last Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference. The Leafs enter Tuesday last in the division, two points back of Florida. Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
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Did Marchand Say the Maple Leafs Are Better Without Marner?
In a recent interview before last night’s game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers, Brad Marchand was asked about re-signing with the Panthers last summer and his thoughts about the Maple Leafs.
On the night of his 200th regular-season game in a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater, Matthew Knies reminded the Scotiabank Arena faithful why he remains a pivotal piece of the Maple Leafs’ future.
Max Domi had three assists, Nicholas Robertson had a goal and an assist, and Joseph Woll made 26 saves for the Maple Leafs (17-15-5), who have won two in a row after losing five of their previous six.
They've already announced Dakota Joshua and Chris Tanev will not play, along with a game-time decision tag for Auston Matthews. This is in addition to William Nylander, who is considered day-to-day after missing the Leafs' last game on Sunday.
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After an emotional tribute from the Philadelphia crowd, Scott Laughton turned the "revenge goal" trope in Toronto's favour with a shorthanded equalizer that sparked a 2-1 comeback win over his former team.
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