Game in 10: Maple Leafs let great start slip, Max Domi salvages it in overtime to take 2-0 series lead over Senators
Briefly

The recent game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators transformed from a dominant start by the Leafs into an intense battle requiring overtime. Max Domi, who faced scrutiny earlier in the match, redeemed himself by scoring the decisive goal, solidifying the Leafs' commanding lead in the series. Coach Craig Berube's approach of giving players multiple opportunities proved effective, as showcased by Domi's performance. Despite the loss, the Senators are yet to play at home and have a challenging uphill battle ahead, needing to secure four wins in the remaining five games.
Ottawa will rightfully note that they haven't played on home ice yet, and the series is by no means over, but they will now need to win four of five.
Max Domi ended up scoring the overtime winner some 30 minutes later - some redemption after a mediocre 120 minutes for him so far in the series.
To Craig Berube's credit, he has done this all season: give struggling players second, third, and even fourth chances. It can be maddening at times, but boy, did it pay off tonight.
The Senators mixed it up off the opening draw by starting the Dylan Cozens line, which meant the Scott Laughton line took the opening faceoff.
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