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Craig Berube called shootouts a crap shoot on Saturday night. Having said that, there's no question that the Leafs lost out on a valuable extra point against the rival Montreal Canadiens. Glass half empty, glass half full. The point streak is up to four games (3-0-1) with Tampa in town to tangle on Prime Monday Night Hockey. We kicked off the Monday edition of Leafs Morning Take by discussing the latest on the injury front.

"Yeah, a little fired up there," he said. "I've done it before a couple times. Just thought that was the play, and was lucky enough for it to go in. Definitely was fired up. Wasn't too happy when they scored on their power play. I let a seam pass go through and they found the next seam, so I tried to get one back there, and found a way to get the extra."

The Golden Knights' power play would then show its dominance, scoring twice, thanks to Dorofeyev, who scored all three of his goals during the second period. The first line would then flex its chemistry with Ivan Barbashev and newcomer Mitch Marner, with Eichel scoring his first of the season, making it 4-3. Later, it was the same trio, with Barbashev scoring to make it 5-3.

Six people were shot Wednesday evening, two of them fatally, in a shootout between the staff at an East Oakland pawn shop and five armed suspects attempting to rob the place, according to police. The incident took place around 7:45 pm Wednesday inside Eddy Oakland Cash 4 Gold on the 7100 block of International Boulevard. According to Oakland police, two employees pressed a silent alarm button when five armed suspects stormed the shop.

Evidence against some of the five suspects was scant, but police matched the hand tattoo of a gunman that read Tyietha to Whatley.

Wild footage captured a shootout in Philadelphia’s Grays Ferry neighborhood, resulting in three deaths and ten injuries. Gunfire erupted among a large gathering before 1 a.m. ET.