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TSN Toronto Reporter Mark Masters reports on the Maple Leafs. Head coach Sheldon Keefe held a media availability before Thursday's game against the Vancouver Canucks.   Morgan Rielly, Jake Muzzin and Nick Foligno will not pl​ay tonight for the Leafs. It's an maintenance day for all three, per Keefe.    Ben Hutton, Timothy Liljegren and Pierre Engvall draw into the lineup. Acquired from Anaheim at the trade deadline, Hutton is making his Leafs debut. Liljegren ​will be making his season debut with the Leafs.    Toronto clinched a playoff spot last night and owns a seven-point lead on ...

The sniper scored his NHL-leading 36th goal of the season Thursday as the North Division-topping Maple Leafs defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-1 for their fourth straight win. Playing a second game in as many nights after clinching a playoff spot with a decisive victory in Montreal over the Canadiens some 24 hours earlier, Toronto rested minute-chewing defencemen Morgan Rielly and Jake Muzzin, winger Nick Foligno and netminder Jack Campbell. The newly-acquired Ben Hutton, who came over from the Anaheim Ducks prior to the trade deadline, and 2017 first-round pick Timothy Liljegren slotted in on...

TORONTO — Sheldon Keefe saw an opportunity to give some of his veteran workhorses a breather.The players tabbed by Toronto's head coach to pick up the slack didn't miss a beat, and Auston Matthews . . .

Maple Leafs fight for playoff roles; Simmonds fights for Hyman David Rittich got his first win by making just 15 saves, Auston Matthews got on the score against as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-1. Luke Fox | @lukefoxjukebox April 30, 2021, 12:40 AM TORONTO – These are the luxuries of first place. With a playoff-bound x prefixed to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the standings chart and a comfy nine-point buffer separating them from the rest of Canada, every day from now till Game 1 is a maintenance day. We are seeing the sharp...

Matthews scores again as Leafs cruise past Canucks Auston Matthews scored his league-leading 36th goal of the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Vancouver Canucks 4-1 on Thursday night. The 23-year-old sniper hit the 60-point mark for a fifth straight season since getting picked first overall at the 2016 draft. The Canadian Press TORONTO — Sheldon Keefe saw an opportunity to give some of his veteran workhorses a breather. The players tabbed by Toronto's head coach to pick up the slack didn't miss a beat, and Auston Matthews kept doing what he's done most of 2021 — put the puck in ...