Your game in 10:
1. Putting aside the overturned goals at both ends of the ice in the first eight minutes (both the correct calls upon review, one for goalie interference on Jonathan Huberdeau and the other for a high stick on John Tavares), the Maple Leafs largely dictated play at five-on-five to start this game, firing five of the first six shots on goal. Their best scoring chance fell to Bobby McMann, whose burst of speed torched Tyson Barrie for a chance in alone on the goal.
The Leafs were largely controlling the puck possession and zone time.