Leafs aim to extinguish Senators in decisive Game 5 showdown
April 29, 2025, 9:07 am
The Toronto Maple Leafs are set to close out a nail-biting playoff series against the Ottawa Senators in Game 5. With a history of falling just short in crucial moments, fans are both anxious and amused by the high-pressure scenario as the Leafs look to finally seal the deal.
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by Auston Matthews Hockey fans are always picking on Toronto for blowing leads in the playoffs, like that time we lost to Boston back in 2013, 2018, 2019 or that time we lost to them again in 2024. But say what you will about us, at least we never blew a 27-point lead like the […] The post Op-Ed :…
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Follow the leader. Having a coach who has experienced just about everything there is to experience in the National Hockey League has been key for the Maple Leafs in their desire to go on a long playoff run. Craig Berube, winner of the Stanley Cup in St. Louis six years ago and with more than […]
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Auston Matthews listened to his body and stayed off the ice.
If ever a pre-game overtime aura has enveloped the Maple Leafs, it has been ahead of Game 5 against Ottawa on Tuesday night. Three straight games in this series have gone to an extra period and this date and circumstance certainlyis significant for Toronto. April 29, 1978, was Lanny McDonald’s…
Auston Matthews is good to go for Game 5 of the Battle of Ontario.
WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Off The Post, Toronto SUN Sports Columnist Steve Simmons, Postmedia Hockey Columnist Bruce Garrioch, and Postmedia’s Rob Wong break down the first-round series between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators. They talk about the recent history of the Maple…
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