Vancouver Canucks down Leafs 4-2, hand Toronto second-straight loss
"There’s still a lot of good things in our game, but in saying that, we had an opportunity to make this a real great road trip and it ended up only being a good one," Tavares said. It was the second consecutive loss for the Leafs, coming after the Canucks beat them 3-1 on Thursday. The skid marks the only time this season Toronto has suffered back-to-back defeats in regulation. "It just goes to show that anyone in our division can beat you on any given night," said Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe. "And we’ve got to be good all the time and stay with the process that works for us. Go off script...