Playoff fever grips city, but Leafs' work not done yet
For Leaf supporters either living in the Gulf Coast or who travelled to the road matches, the four-goal flurry kept them in their seats long after the team took their jubilance off the ice. Sportsnet caught a middle-aged male fan who wouldn’t stop screaming into his cell phone to someone back home and a guy in Toronto colours trying to kiss and comfort his partner, she in Bolts’ blue, who wanted nothing to do with him.
Down three goals, they’d not discarded their creative signs of the past two games, “Have a Knies Day”, “Justin Holl for Conn Smythe” or “Leafs in Five” .Article content Perhaps Keefe now wishes there wasn’t a two-day break built into the schedule. To a man, the Leafs warned post-game that the three-time Stanley Cup finalists aren’t going away. Glib coach Jon Cooper knows how to use that extra time to his advantage.
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