Matthew Knies exited Wednesday's game against the Vegas Golden Knights after taking a high hit from Zach Whitecloud and did not return. He has been a crucial part of the Leafs' forward group this season, scoring eight goals in 20 games, ranking third on the team. Knies has averaged just under 18 minutes of ice time per game, the highest among forwards outside of the team's top stars. His recovery is being monitored, with no specific timeline for his return provided, but he is progressing well.

Matthew Knies left last night's game with an upper-body injury, adding to the list of injuries affecting the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Matthew Knies was left dazed after a mid-ice hit by Zach Whitecloud during the second period and did not return to the game due to an upper-body injury. The hit intensified the physicality of the match, leading to increased penalties.

Matthew Knies was left dazed after a mid-ice hit by Zach Whitecloud, resulting in an upper body injury that forced him to leave the game. The hit intensified the physicality of the match, leading to a minor roughing penalty for Whitecloud after a scuffle with Simon Benoit.

Matthew Knies scored a goal and contributed to Toronto's comeback by netting a goal just 59 seconds before Bobby McMann scored again, helping the Maple Leafs take a 3-2 lead in the third period.