Maple Leafs
3-2-1The Leafs are finding their feet. Toronto were 3-2-1 (7 points) after a 6–3 win at the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday 10 October. Before that came a 3–4 loss at Vegas on 8 October, a 5–4 win over Nashville on 6 October, a 2–3 loss to Ottawa on 3 October and a 2–1 win over the Islanders on 30 September.
This is a new-look team under GM Chayka and coach Hiller, with first overall pick McKenna and veteran goaltender Bobrovsky. Next up is Utah on Tuesday 13 October, 9pm ET.
- Record: 3 wins, 2 losses, 1 overtime loss (7 points)
- Last result: 6–3 win at Colorado, 10 Oct
- Next: at Utah, 13 Oct · v Buffalo, 15 Oct · v NY Islanders, 17 Oct
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The NHL has 32 teams and an 82-game season. Six skaters and a goalie play at a time, over three 20-minute periods. Substitutions happen on the fly, so lines of players rotate every minute or so.
A record is written wins–losses–overtime losses. A win is 2 points. A regulation loss is 0. A loss in overtime or a shootout earns 1 point, which is why the third number matters.
Sixteen teams make the Stanley Cup playoffs, four rounds of best-of-seven. The Leafs are one of the Original Six teams and play in the Atlantic Division. The general manager builds the roster and the coach runs the games.