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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. The Hamilton, Ont., native also spent six seasons as an assistant coach with the AHL Toronto Marlies before moving to the Blackhawks organization. He scored 45 goals in 161 games for the Maple Leafs in the late 1990s. Meanwhile, Blackhawks interim head coach Derek King made his first appearance behind an NHL bench in Toronto. “The fact that we won tonight is a good thing, fortunate to get a little bit of a bounce there, but to me, we won the game on special teams and goaltending, but got outplayed pretty badly at five-on-five.” ”Too many freebies, too many guys behind us, same issues that were hurting us when we weren’t winning games early in the season. “It’s the same story that it’s been here with just too many chances against,” Toronto head coach Sheldon Keefe said. Toronto allowed both opponents a chance after blowing big leads in the two wins against the Columbus Blue Jackets and Blackhawks. The Maple Leafs have two wins in the five games since Mitch Marner was lost to a shoulder injury. “It’s hard to leave the rink feeling good about our game.” “(Mrazek) had a hell of a night, and we’ll put the two points on him. “It’s not always the way you draw it up,” Tavares said of the result. Chicago defenceman Connor Murphy scored on a wrist shot off Mrazek.Įarly in the third period, Chicago forward Philipp Kurashev outraced two Toronto defencemen to slap the puck to a wide-open Kubalik to pull the Blackhawks to within 4-3 early in the third period. Rookie Alex Steeves picked up the second assist on the goal for his first career point in his third game.īut then the Blackhawks began their comeback. Toronto improved its lead to 4-1 on a goal from fourth-line centre Pierre Engvall early in the second period. The Maple Leafs built a 3-1 lead after the first period after John Tavares and Auston Matthews sandwiched power-play goals around Nylander’s go-ahead marker on a nifty setup from Tavares. “I think I got a piece of it with my stick and then squeezed my pads.” “You don’t have time to think about it,” Mrazek said of Kane’s breakaway.
He attempted to beat Mrazek through his pads. 30 with a groin injury.īut after giving up a goal from Chicago captain Jonathan Toews early in the game, Mrazek hunkered down to make 31 saves, including a breakaway stop on Patrick Kane midway through the third period. The fluky victory almost spoiled a successful return for backup goalie Petr Mrazek, who had been out since Oct. “I think we started to give pucks away and weren’t able to get pucks deep and play behind their goal line, which is what led to the game opening up like that.” “I think we just lost track of our process, the way we want to play,” said William Nylander, who led the way offensively with a goal and two assists. Then Dominik Kubalik scored early in the third, and Jake McCabe drifted a screen drive with 9:18 remaining in regulation time. But they fired only three shots on goal in the middle 20 minutes, and Chicago (10-15-2) cut into the lead near the end of the second period. The Maple Leafs (19-8-2) blew a 4-1 lead they had built up early in the second period. “It was a lucky bounce, and I had an open net.”Īs Chicago goalie Kevin Lankinen went behind his net to stop Morgan Rielly’s shoot-in, the puck caromed to Kampf for an easy game-winner. “It doesn’t matter,” Kampf replied when asked if scoring against his old team was special. 27, he scored the tying goal to allow the Maple Leafs to win 3-2 in overtime in Chicago. This season Kampf has four goals, but two have been important ones against the Blackhawks. The first-year Maple Leafs forward took advantage of a lucky bounce off the end boards to score with 80 seconds remaining to allow his team to escape with a 5-4 win before 18,934 at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday. TORONTO - Defensive-minded Toronto Maple Leafs centre David Kampf has a knack for scoring big goals against his old team, the Chicago Blackhawks.
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