Maple Leafs, now home for a stretch, deked through trip with durability Via koshtorontosun
This is what the Leafs are. Some will moan about the failure at times to properly squash teams below them in the standings, but the overriding fact is simple. The Leafs go about their business every night and usually check off the right boxes to ensure victory. They haven’t tripped into fourth place in the National Hockey League via fluke.
With 18 games remaining, there is plenty of time for Keefe to get it all right, though it is unfortunate he won’t have centre Ryan O’Reilly until, probably, the last handful of games before the playoffs.Speaking of teams on long trips, Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers will be finishing one when they pull into town to play the Leafs on Saturday.
As much as we think Ilya Samsonov should be the Leafs’ starter once the playoffs start, it’s on the shoulders of Murray to not only stay healthy, but also get his game in a good spot in the final weeks of the regular season. The game against the Oilers will be just his fourth in two months, and Murray will attempt to win for the first time since Jan. 11, when he was victorious against Nashville.
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