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Fansided · Nov 16, 2018

Toronto Maple Leafs Can Win With Current Level of Toughness and Grit

The Toronto Maple Leafs beat the San Jose Sharks last night in San Jose.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have now won five out of their last six games, with a loss to Boston last Saturday that Frederik Andersen sat out, as their only recent blemish.

With the win, the Leafs keep pace with the Wild and Lightning, but a Predators loss to the Coyotes means the they are now only one point out of first in the entire league. Not bad for a team that will soon be adding two elite players to its roster. Two players that, if healthy and signed for a full 82 games are a good bet to both be in the top ten in league scoring.

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