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.