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Auston Matthews continues to pile up numbers, with a three-point night helping the team earn a 3-1 victory over the Sharks. Two power-play goals, including the winner from the rookie Gavin McKenna, propelled the victory. Don't look now, but Toronto has the best penalty kill in the league, and their power play isn't far behind. Jim Tatti, Anthony Stewart, and Jim Ralph break things down in the postgame.
Auston Matthews continues to pile up numbers, with a three-point night helping the team earn a 3-1 victory over the Sharks. Two power-play goals, including the winner from the rookie Gavin McKenna, propelled the victory. Don't look now, but Toronto has the best penalty kill in the league, and their power play isn't far behind. Jim Tatti, Anthony Stewart, and Jim Ralph break things down in the postgame.
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Gavin McKenna is not shy of the big moments! - Maple Leafs Postgame - October 19th, 2026
MeghallgatvaAuston Matthews continues to pile up numbers, with a three-point night helping the team earn a 3-1 victory over the Sharks. Two power-play goals, including the winner from the rookie Gavin McKenna, propelled the victory. Don't look now, but Toronto has the best penalty kill in the league, and their power play isn't far behind. Jim Tatti, Anthony Stewart, and Jim Ralph break things down in the postgame.
Sharks @ Maple Leafs - 3rd Period - October 19th, 2026
MeghallgatvaTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the third period of action between the Toronto Maple Leafs and San Jose Sharks.
Sharks @ Maple Leafs - 2nd Period - October 19th, 2026
MeghallgatvaTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the second period of action between the Toronto Maple Leafs and San Jose Sharks.
Sharks @ Maple Leafs - 1st Period - October 19th, 2026
MeghallgatvaTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the first period of action between the Toronto Maple Leafs and San Jose Sharks.
Toronto drops its third straight as defensive struggles continue - Maple Leafs Postgame - October 17th, 2026
MeghallgatvaThe Leafs couldn't find a lane most of the game, and Ilya Sorokin's stellar play made it worse, stopping 28 of 29 shots. Colton Sissons tipped one home to close the gap, but another tough performance in the d-zone and three goals against from Bobrovsky, and Toronto looks to break it's skid at home on Monday. Jim Tatti and Anthony Stewart break things down in the postgame.