Fraser Minten scored his first NHL goal in his fifth game, showcasing his potential with a well-placed shot after a clever setup from Nylander. The 20-year-old demonstrated smart play and awareness, staying in the right position to capitalize on the opportunity. Coach Berube praised Minten as a reliable two-way player, highlighting his defensive skills and ability to contribute effectively in various situations. His positive demeanor was evident post-game, reflecting his excitement about making an impact at the NHL level.

Joseph Woll delivered a standout performance with a 31-save shutout against the Vegas Golden Knights, helping the Maple Leafs secure a 3-0 victory. His strong play in goal has been a key factor in the team's success during a challenging stretch marked by injuries to several players. Woll's efforts contributed to Toronto's rise to the top of the Atlantic Division.

Anthony Stolarz participated in the Leafs' annual Pride celebration game, showcasing his support by using rainbow tape on his stick during warm-ups. This gesture highlighted the team's commitment to inclusivity and community engagement.

William Nylander scored his team-leading 13th goal of the season during the game against the Vegas Golden Knights, further solidifying his role as a key offensive player for the Maple Leafs. He also assisted on Fraser Minten's first NHL goal, showcasing his playmaking ability. Nylander's goal marked the 230th of his career, tying him with Ted Kennedy for 11th on the franchise's all-time list.

Pontus Holmberg contributed to the Maple Leafs' victory with an empty-net goal, marking his first of the season. His performance adds to the team's depth as they navigate injuries to key players.