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Toronto Maple Leafs: The search for Auston Matthews’ scoring

The Toronto Maple Leafs, particularly their stars, were questioned about their killer instinct for the longest time. In other words, they’ve often been accused of shrinking under the bright lights of the playoffs.

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Maple Leafs not overreacting to being shut out by Panthers in Game 4

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Knies’ Game-Winner Gives Maple Leafs 1-0 Series Lead Over Panthers

Fans Are Saddened by Maple Leafs' Message After Game 4 Loss to Panthers

The Toronto Maple Leafs won the first two games of their second-round series against the Florida Panthers. But the excitement over those two victories has already subsided, as the reigning Stanley Cup...

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Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz appears unlikely to return to series vs. Panthers, hasn’t begun skating

Toronto and Florida square off with series tied 2-2

Auston Matthews has scored 33 goals with 45 assists for the Maple Leafs.

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Maple Leafs fall flat as Panthers even series with Game 4 win: Takeaways

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Three takeaways: Panthers back to playing their kind of hockey, second line looking familiar in best of ways

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Analyst Shares Surprising Contract Prediction for Maple Leafs’ Matthew Knies

NHL analyst John Buccigross of ESPN shared a surprising contract predicion for Toronto Maple Leafs star forward Matthew Knies.

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Maple Leafs’ Matthews Knies aids Jake McCabe after breaking skate in Game 3

The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers battled deep into Game 3 on Friday night before the Panthers eventually got back in the series with a dramatic 5-4 win in overtime in South Florida. This battle of powerhouses is now very close after three games,

MAPLE LEAFS NOTES: Matthew Knies toeing the line in screening Sergei Bobrovsky

National Hockey League players aren’t allowed to wave their sticks or arms while screening goalies. It’s the Sean Avery rule, which came into effect after Avery, then with the New York Rangers, used the method to try to distract New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur during the 2008 Stanley Cup playoffs.

Knies, Leafs need to walk the line in getting to Bobrovsky

Matthew Knies was creating a disturbance in front the old fashioned way when a Mitch Marner shot from the sideboards beat Sergei Bobrovsky in the third period during Wednesday's 4-3 win in Toronto.

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Maple Leafs’ Matthew Knies sends clear message to NHL amid scary Anthony Stolarz injury

Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies urges the NHL to protect players after a dangerous hit on Anthony Stolarz in Game 1 playoff victory.