Auston Matthews

The Toronto Maple Leafs are having an all-time great season. They are on pace to break the franchise marks in both goals and points. A big reason for their ...

While Matthews is already the franchise season leader in goals, he also holds the most even-strength goals in a campaign. Sittler managed to top it one year later with 117 points, which is still good enough for the second-best campaign in franchise history. The most any Leaf has ever recorded in a campaign is 127. This remarkable run has many more milestones in reach and there’s a good chance Matthews will collect them. Toronto Maple Leafs center Auston Matthews is on fire this season. The Toronto Maple Leafs are having an all-time great season.

First, Auston Matthews was honoured at the start of the game for setting the franchise record for most goals in a single season. He beat the record previously ...

Toronto maple Leafs prospect, Matthew Knies is back in Minnesota. He’s expected to connect with the Leafs in the next 24-48hrs. I’m going to quote all of the segment ( or you can watch it here) instead of trying to paraphrase: So I think the biggest thing is: does Knies want to go back next year to try and win a national championship? He’s been out with a torn UCL since Jan 1 https://t.co/687b9ToLaB April 10, 2022 And with the win, they both reached 100 points on the season, and they clinched a playoff spot. The last few rumours and statements we’ve heard have all been saying it seems like Knies will return to the NCAA for one more season. By the way, has anyone else’s chest start tightening a bit the closer we get to the playoffs? So now it’s a question of how many will Matthews’ score by the end of the season? They’re 5 points up on Boston and 6 points on Tampa Bay, both who have one game in hand. Auston was also given a standing ovation before the game started. Oh you know people will be mad about that, not least because it will be very difficult for him not to win the Hart at that point. Alex Ovechkin had 65 in 2007/08, and Steven Stamkos had 60 on the dot in 2011/12.

Auston Matthews has been on a scorching pace for the Toronto Maple Leafs this season, appearing on SportsCentre on TSN on a near-nightly basis.

How many did he score the prior season in the last, let’s say 5 games. With seasons just 50 games back then, the idea was always to see if you could hit 50 goals in as many games from the start of the season. — TSN (@TSN_Sports)April 10, 2022

The Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Montreal Canadiens last night 3-2. How did Auston Matthews hep secure the win? What is Rick Vaive's history?

The last time the Maple Lears had lost in regulation was on March 26, and they lost to this same Canadiens team by a score 4-2. He looks forward to sharing his insights about the Toronto Maple Leafs and about how sports engages life more fully. At home, he has compiled a 4-0-1 record, with a goals-against-average of 1.78, and a save percentage of .939. On the road, his record is 1-2-0, with a goals-against-average of 4.11, and a save percentage of .859. Tavares’ goal was also the kind of lucky goal that seems to happen when there’s a lot of action in front of the net. His hobbies include playing with his hockey cards and simply being a sports fan – hockey, the Toronto Raptors, and CFL football (thinks Ricky Ray personifies how a professional athlete should act). They started the game hard and eventually beat a hard-working Montreal team. It was nice to see him being honored with Matthews over the past week. John Tavares scored the game-winning goal last night and is now on a modest three-game, four-point scoring streak. With those goals, Matthews became the first player in 25 years to score 50 goals in a 50-game stretch. Over the season, Matthews has now scored 58 goals and added 41 assists (for 99 points) in only 67 games. They also hit the 100-point mark in the standings. It was, as some readers tell Maple Leafs’ writers regularly, the last time the Maple Leafs won the Cup.

Auston Matthews scored two goals, but the Montreal Canadiens hung on in a 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday at Scotiabank Arena.

Blame the national broadcast and the two early goals on the Liveblog commenters having their fill of Auston-mania. Yes, he’s putting together a Hart Trophy-calibre season and scoring at a historic pace in this era of hockey, but for two periods, the lowly Habs kept the Leafs honest. The Leafs regained their two-goal lead when John Tavares spun around and fired directly at Harris’ skate in the crease. The Canadiens halved the lead early in the second. Jeff Petry returned to the lineup after missing seven games. Jake Allen left the game after the first goal with a lower-body injury and did not return. Matthews scored twice in the opening frame, but the Habs only allowed a goal off Jordan Harris’ skate the rest of the way as they nearly clawed back from a two-goal deficit.