Lack of offense from the defense, William Nylander's PP double-shifts, point-shot goals against, Matthew Knies' dip -- Maple Leafs Notebook
Briefly

The success of teams in playoff runs often hinges on the contribution of their fourth line, which the Leafs have lacked consistently under Sheldon Keefe.
The Leafs' fourth line struggles have been exacerbated by injuries, and their current lineup lacks the necessary scoring to significantly impact games.
Acquired partly to bolster the penalty kill, Dewar's offensive contributions have been disappointing, as he struggles to maintain the high shooting percentage seen prior to his trade.
To be effective, the Leafs need a fourth line that balances physical play with defensive reliability, capable of challenging and energizing their overall game.
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