"Stuck to our game, I thought we had a lot of good o-zone time, and a good process, and I think we did a good job of limiting them to their chances. It comes down to the end like that, and if you play the right way, you get rewarded, so I was happy to see the results go that way."
"It was awesome. Thought it was pretty cool how the building erupted after the third goal, that's the loudest I've heard it in a while. It was pretty sweet, it's awesome when the fans get into it like that. I'm sure it pumped everyone up. Big win, big comeback for us."
"Nerves are natural anytime you're playing, and as the game went on, I think I settled in more and felt more comfortable."
Joseph Woll returned to the Maple Leafs' crease after a week and a half sidelined with a lower-body injury and stopped 23 shots in a comeback win. The Leafs trailed 2-0 after two periods but generated strong offensive zone time in the third, limited Chicago's chances, and completed one of the season's best comebacks to earn two points. Woll said nerves were natural after the layoff but he settled in and showed no evident limitation in lateral movement or quickness. The building erupted after the tying goal, energizing the team before they secured the victory.
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