The Toronto Maple Leafs continued their impressive momentum by defeating the Calgary Flames 6-3, marking their second consecutive win on their trip west. William Nylander shined, netting a hat trick, while Bobby McMann and Matthew Knies contributed with goals of their own. The game started off with overturned goals but the Leafs quickly took charge, particularly at five-on-five play. Despite facing some penalties, they maintained control of puck possession and offensive opportunities, highlighting their robust team performance and strategic play throughout the match.
"The Leafs largely dictated play at five-on-five to start this game, firing five of the first six shots on goal. Their best scoring chance fell to Bobby McMann, whose burst of speed torched Tyson Barrie for a chance in alone on the goal."
"Morgan Rielly, in particular, was noticeably involved offensively, pushing down the wall and firing pucks toward the net. Rielly fired three shots on goal in the first period alone."
"The Leafs initially won the defensive zone draw on the first penalty, and while it's hard to tell on TV if the angle on the D-to-D pass to McCabe from Tanev was favourable for it, it looked like McCabe had a chance to rip it along the wall for a quick clear on his first touch."
"The game reflected the Leafs' ability to dictate the tempo and manage offensive opportunities, with William Nylander completing a hat trick that underscored their strong performance overall."
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