Outside of the second half of back-to-backs, where the Leafs lost 5-1 to the Bruins and then squeaked out an overtime win against the Ducks, they’ve been rolling along like an elite team of late, briefly moving into first in the league after Friday’s win. Over their last five, the Leafs‘ offense is clicking at over five goals a game and their goaltenders are stopping 97% of the pucks they face. While things may come down to earth a little bit scoring wise from where they’ve been the last two weeks, it’s been majorly encouraging to see the Leafs manufacture so many complete performances from the entire lineup — one that is still missing Auston Matthews and William Nylander.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Columbus Blue Jackets – Game #21 Preview & Projected Lines
