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'That's What You Have To Do At This Time Of Year': Matthew Knies' Play In Game 1 Against Senators Highlights His Value To Maple Leafs
Matthew Knies is the definition of a playoff performer with the Toronto Maple Leafs. At 22 years old, Knies is already making massive blocks, scoring crucial goals — including his netfront power play marker in the third period — and playing a team-high 22:19 in Game 1 against the Ottawa Senators.
Senators refocusing on special teams, discipline for Game 2 against Maple Leafs
The Senators outhit the Maple Leafs 56-30 in Game 1 but many of their key young players including forwards Stutzle, Brady Tkachuk, Drake Batherson, Shane Pinto, Ridly Greig and Dylan Cozens, and defensemen Jake Sanderson, Thomas Chabot and Artem Zub each played their first Stanley Cup Playoff game.
Enter Anthony Stolarz, who will likely start again for the Maple Leafs in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference First Round ...
The Toronto Maple Leafs took Game 1 against the Ottawa Senators in the Battle of Ontario on Sunday night, winning 6-2. The ...
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Never send an Argonaut to do a Maple Leafs job. The CFL's Toronto Argonauts took to social media to wish the Toronto Maple ...
Mitch Marner shimmied left and right before flipping the puck over Linus Ullmark's shoulder and celebrating his first goal of ...
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Day 2 of the NHL playoffs took place Sunday with three more Game 1s. The Athletic has takeaways for all the action.
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