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Analysis of Maple Leafs’ Dominant 2-0 Victory Over Detroit

Golden Knights, Sharks, Jackets a Trade Fit for Upset Maple Leafs’ Forward?


The Toronto Maple Leafs once again fielded a lineup filled with younger players and depth talent, and once again, they outplayed a more seasoned opponent — this time, the Detroit Red Wings. In a 2-0 shutout victory on Detroit’s home ice, goaltender Anthony Stolarz held solid in the net, while Nick Robertson, previously on the bubble to make the roster, netted both goals. The result was that this determined group registered a well-earned win.

Related: Nick Robertson Shines vs. Red Wings: Forcing Maple Leafs’ Hand

The Good

Nick Robertson

Anthony Stolarz

The Bad

Timothy Liljegren

Maple Leafs Timothy Liljegren contract talks

Topi Niemela

The Ugly

What’s Next for the Maple Leafs?