Maple Leafs power past Canadiens for 3rd straight win
It was the third straight game in which Toronto had scored at least two power-play goals. The Maple Leafs were 3-for-42 on the power play (7 percent) to start the season until going 8-for-15 in their past four games, bringing them to 11-for-53 (20.8 percent), which is 14th in the NHL.
The Canadiens, despite incremental gains to their collective game, consistently find a way a way to continue losing.
In another of what head coach Craig Berube likes to term “low event” periods, the Maple Leafs suffocated the visiting ...
The forward got off the ice on his own but needed help from the bench and down the tunnel after the first period ended.
Toronto did what it was supposed to do against a team at the bottom of the division in a 4-1 win over Montreal.
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