Toronto Maple Leafs Weekly

The Maple Leafs get a balanced four-goal performance and a monster second period to snap a two-game losing streak on Halloween night at Rogers Arena. Jack Armstrong breaks down the Matthews goal, the former Canuck revenge stories, and what this win means for a team that needed it.

Gavin McKenna had the game of his young life and it all got erased in the final 30 seconds. Jack Armstrong breaks down a gut-punch loss in Seattle that exposes real concerns for the Maple Leafs.

The Maple Leafs' four-game win streak and their eight-game streak against Calgary both fall on the same night. A rough start, a late push, two empty-netters, and a worrying injury to Kirill Marchenko make for a bittersweet postgame in Calgary.

Toronto explodes for seven goals in a 7-2 rout of the league's best team at Rogers Place, with six different scorers and a fourth straight win to kick off a four-game road trip.

The Maple Leafs win a wild 5-4 thriller over the Rangers thanks to a late-game winner from defenseman Troy Stecher, with Brandon Duhaime leading the charge on a three-point night.

Auston Matthews hits 700, Easton Cowan announces himself, and the Maple Leafs blow the doors off Columbus in a second period that will make you believe again.

Auston Matthews redeems himself, Gavin McKenna delivers the biggest goal of his young career, and Sergei Bobrovsky gets his first home win as the Maple Leafs snap a three-game skid 3-1 over San Jose.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Maple Leafs' 4-1 loss to the Islanders at Scotiabank Arena, examining the empty net of offense, the Bobrovsky situation, and what losing without Tavares actually looks like.