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Auston Matthews and William Nylander scored goals 30 seconds apart in the third period and the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the visiting Los Angeles Kings 3-1 on Tuesday night. Matthews jammed in his 12th goal of the season from the edge of the crease at 12:36 of the third period to snap a tie. Nylander and Andreas Johnsson earned the assists. Continue to Article

November 06, 2019 12:39:am EST

It wasn't even remotely convincing for the second straight outing, but the Toronto Maple Leafs did manage to come away with another victory, anyway. Foiled for the first 50 minutes versus the visiting Los Angeles Kings, Toronto finally broke through late in the third period on goals scored 30 seconds apart from Auston Matthews and William Nylander to secure a 3-1 victory and improve to 8-5-3 on the season. Delight was not the feeling most expected Mike Babcock to exhibit after the Maple Leafs managed to avoid what could have been an ugly loss to the Kings with those two late goals. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 11:59:pm EST

Toronto Maple Leafs star John Tavares is returning to action on Tuesday night after missing seven games with a broken right index finger. Tavares indicated Tuesday he will be back on the ice for the home contest against the Los Angeles Kings. "I've made really good progress and I'm ready to play so I'm looking forward to getting back out there," Tavares said after Tuesday's morning skate. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 6:26:pm EST

When Drew Doughty speaks people tend to listen, but unfortunately we may never hear from this man publicly again. I'm (pretty) sure that won't be the case, but the Los Angeles Kings star was as heated and cynical towards reporters as ever on Tuesday when discussing what he feels has been unfair treatment by Toronto and Vancouver media. Specifically, Doughty referenced this clip captured Monday after the Kings' practice in Toronto, where the two-time Stanley Cup champion offered his thoughts on what it takes to win a title. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 5:09:pm EST

Maple Leafs captain John Tavares is set to return to the lineup Tuesday night after missing seven games with a broken finger. The star center says he has made ''really good progress'' and is looking forward to the game against the Los Angeles Kings. Tavares was hurt Oct. 16 after a shot by Toronto defenseman Morgan Rielly hit his hand during a 4-3 loss at Washington. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 3:58:pm EST