Toronto Maple Leafs

The Battle of Ontario resumes as the Ottawa Senators host the Toronto Maple Leafs for the third time this season. The Sens lost 5-4 in the shootout.

[Alex DeBrincat](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/d/debrial01.html) scores off of a pass from Claude Giroux to tie the game at 4. [Brady Tkachuk](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/t/tkachbr01.html) cuts the deficit to 1 with 9:18 left to play. [Calle Jarnkrok](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/j/jarnkca01.html) scores his 16th goal of the season with 10:44 left to play in the period. 2-2. [Mitch Marner](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/m/marnemi01.html) ties things up at two with 13:52 left in the period. The Ottawa Senators hosted the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday on Hockey Night in Canada. [Tim Stutzle](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/s/stuetti02.html) scores his 35th goal of the season on the penalty kill to give the Senators the lead for the first time of the evening. 2-1 He scores with 14:28 left to play in the period. The game ends with the Ottawa Senators losing 5-4 in the shootout. The Period Ends 3-2 for the Maple Leafs with the Senators leading in shots 37-20. [Jake McCabe](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/m/mccabja01.html) opens the scoring tonight as he puts the Toronto Maple Leafs on the board with his first goal as a Maple Leaf. The Ottawa Senators took on the Toronto Maple Leafs on Hockey Night In Canada.

After surrendering two late third-period goals and holding the Ottawa Senators off in overtime, the Toronto Maple Leafs were able to capitalize in the ...

Toronto opened the scoring with McCabe scoring his first as a Leaf when he beat Sogaard with a shot from the slot early in the period. We’ve been talking a lot about how he hasn’t been busy enough in terms of the workload in the games he’s played of late here. Samsonov and his wife are expecting a baby “any day now.” Mark Giordino and Erik Gustafssinn were scratched for rest. It’s a lot of fun watching him get the puck off.” … They threw a lot at him, a lot of traffic at the same time, and he handled it really well.” Obviously, his release, it’s one of the prettiest releases I’ve seen in a long time. “He’s a great player,” said Matthews of Jarnkrok. A lot of emotion out there, a lot of energy in the building. “I thought for stretches we carried the play. “A marathon of a game,” said Murray. “Another night where I thought we deserved to win,” said Tkachuk. It was a fun one to be a part of.”

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Jonathan Drouin was on the ice Saturday morning after he was not allowed to practice Friday for missing a meeting. Lucic, 34, has five goals and 11 assists in 66 games this season with the Flames Louis said later Friday that Drouin will be

The other roster changes for Toronto will see defenceman Justin Holl start, while Mark Giordano and Erik Gufstafsson sit. Giordano is the only Leafs rearguard ...

Woll has started three games for the Maple Leafs this season, posting a 2-1 record, with a 2.04 goals-against average and .938 save percentage. [Matt Murray](https://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/players/matt-murray/680827), who will start in goal for Toronto against his former team. The other roster changes for Toronto will see defenceman Justin Holl start, while Mark Giordano and Erik Gufstafsson sit. The other add will be veteran forward Wayne Simmonds, who has not played since Feb. You can watch the game on Hockey Night in Canada on Sportsnet at 7 p.m. Giordano is the only Leafs rearguard to play in every game this season.

Matt Murray's time as a member of the Senators didn't go exactly as planned, but Saturday night in Ottawa he proved to be the difference for the Toronto ...

Toronto opened the scoring with McCabe scoring his first as a Leaf when he beat Sogaard with a shot from the slot early in the period. It's a lot of fun watching him get the puck off." Obviously, his release, it's one of the prettiest releases I've seen in a long time. "Another night where I thought we deserved to win," said Tkachuk. It was a fun one to be a part of." "A marathon of a game," said Murray.

Ottawa outshot Toronto 52-29 but couldn't get the win.

- I’m not sure why Ridly Greig was down in the AHL for a second time for so long. TJ Brodie went to the box with 46 seconds left, and with the last-ditch effort, Giroux was once again there to get the primary assist. Ottawa should’ve easily won this, but they couldn’t convert all of their chances, there were some small defensive breakdowns, and Søgaard wasn’t up to the task. They ended the second period with a whopping 37 shots but just two goals to show for it—the story of the Senators season. The Senators deserved the point, but they wanted the extra one in overtime. It was a perfect opportunity to score two quick goals to tie it up, but they couldn’t do much to capitalize. At that point, it would’ve been easy for the Senators to give up as they were down by two and the bounces didn’t seem to be going their way. It was strange to see Søgaard look so small in the net despite his 6’7 frame. Although he skyed it over the net, the next time Ottawa came down the ice on the penalty kill, it was Tim Stützle who was able to convert on a brilliantly placed shot: It was an excellent reminder of how amazing it is to have Stützle on the penalty kill. The Senators almost scored in a similar way to McCabe, as Watson had a glorious chance in the slot after a rebound. It was a pretty hilarious goal for him to allow, then again, that was probably harder than it looked because nobody seemed to know where it was.

The tweet brought much consternation to any Toronto Maple Leafs fans who got up early this morning, and were now left to wonder who was injured. Matt Murray is ...

McMann could find himself in the line-up as Noel Acciari is not travelling with the team after being knocked out with a head injury in the first period of Friday night’s game. He has also made Toronto Maple Leafs Also Recall Bobby McMann and Joseph Woll

NHL rumors: Maple Leafs don't have Samsonov, Rangers with tough free agency decisions, Bergeron and Krejci back with Bruins next season.

Among them, the New York Rangers and [Patrick Kane](https://thehockeywriters.com/docs/patrick-kane) will have to decide if they want this relationship to continue. At the same time, O’Reilly could make as much as $7 million on the free-agent market (similar to Nazem Kadri’s deal with the Calgary Flames). He writes that Kane will have to take a significant pay cut if he wants to remain with the organization beyond this season. [Luke Fox says ](https://twitter.com/lukefoxjukebox/status/1637128600963907584?s=20)part of the reason was to simply give Samsonov some rest and reward a prospect with some NHL pay. [told reporters](https://twitter.com/lukefoxjukebox/status/1637128600963907584?s=20) in Ottawa that goaltender Ilya Samsonov is still dealing with some minor things and that his wife is expecting soon. The Vancouver Canucks want to add a third-line center if they can clear cap space, the New York Rangers have some tough decisions to make with Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko, and will Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci come back for another season with the Bruins?

With the loss, the Senators (33-31-5) are now mired in a five-game losing streak.

Toronto opened the scoring with McCabe scoring his first as a Leaf when he beat Sogaard with a shot from the slot early in the period. Ottawa had a second chance when TJ Brodie took a tripping penalty with 46 seconds remaining and Tkachuk scored the equalizer with 10.1 seconds remaining. Senators captain Brady Tkachuk had a pair of goals, while Julien Gauthier and Tim Stutzle also scored for the Senators.