It’s the second game in the Keefe era, and the first real chance for the Leafs to show off any changes made by their new coach. They’re still in the middle of a road trip, but with some time for practice since Thursday’s game against the Coyotes, tonight will give us a much better idea of what we might expect from Sheldon Keefe’s Toronto Maple Leafs going forward.
Per Mark Masters, the Leafs new powerplay unit of Rielly, Barrie, Nylander, Matthews, and Tavares were practicing together again yesterday.