In a thrilling matchup, the Toronto Maple Leafs emerged victorious against the Anaheim Ducks with a 3-2 win, thanks to Steven Lorentz's tiebreaking deflection with 8:25 remaining. The Leafs, who initially led by two goals, displayed resilience as they bounced back from a second-period surge by the Ducks, who scored twice to equalize. Max Domi and Mitch Marner contributed to the scoreline, with Joseph Woll making 28 crucial saves. This victory marks the Leafs' sixth win in eight games, strengthening their playoff positioning as they lead the Atlantic Division.

The Toronto Maple Leafs dominated the Philadelphia Flyers with a 7-2 victory, bouncing back from a recent loss. The Leafs showcased their offensive prowess, particularly in the second period, where they scored four goals, with William Nylander and John Tavares each netting two. Nylander's performance also marked his third consecutive season reaching the 40-goal milestone. Despite the Flyers striking first with a goal from Ryan Poehling, Toronto quickly regained control with Tavares tying the game and Nylander giving them a lead. Coach Craig Berube praised the team's consistency throughout the match. Notably, the Leafs' second line displayed strong chemistry, culminating in ten points collectively. As they approach the playoffs, maintaining this momentum will be crucial.

In a commanding performance, William Nylander recorded two goals and two assists, spearheading the Toronto Maple Leafs to a decisive 7-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. John Tavares, also stellar, added two goals and one assist, with contributions from Bobby McMann, David Kampf, and Max Domi. This win marks a troubling sixth straight loss for the Flyers, who struggled against a Toronto team that dominated the second period with four goals.

Nylander's second goal of the night was significant, as it clinched his 40th goal of the season, making it three consecutive seasons he has achieved this milestone. Tavares extended his scoring streak, showcasing the offensive firepower of the Maple Leafs. The Flyers, now 1-8-2 in their last 11 against Toronto, find themselves in a deep slump as they prepare to host the Montreal Canadiens next.

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube witnessed a frustrated team following back-to-back losses, but the squad bounced back emphatically, crushing the Calgary Flames 6-2. Auston Matthews led the charge with two power-play goals and an assist, marking his resurgence after a slump. His leadership was evident as he emphasized a positive atmosphere and increased urgency among the players. The Leafs’ power play was flawless, converting all three opportunities, while the penalty kill rebounded significantly, shutting down all four of Calgary's attempts. Goaltender Joseph Woll made crucial saves to secure the victory.

This win puts Toronto just two points behind the Florida Panthers for the Atlantic Division lead, with Matthews expressing the importance of maintaining momentum as they prepare for a challenging week ahead against the Colorado Avalanche and New York Rangers.