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Patrick Marleau woke up in his own home in San Jose and drove to the rink to prepare for a hockey game just as he has done countless times during his stellar career. When he arrived for the Toronto Maple Leafs' morning skate, he turned right to head to the visitors' dressing room rather than his customary left turn to go to the Sharks' room. The Sharks played a video tribute to Marleau and he received a loud ovation that lasted nearly 90 seconds from the fans, who chanted "Pat-ty! Pat-ty!" Players from both teams tapped their sticks in appreciation as the spotlight shined on Marleau and he waved to the crowd. Continue to Article

October 31, 2017 2:23:am EST

Rookie defenseman Tim Heed stole the show from Patrick Marleau in his return to San Jose. Heed scored a tiebreaking goal on the power play early in the third period and assisted on Joe Pavelski's second-period goal to lead the Sharks to a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night in Marleau's first game as a visitor in San Jose. Continue to Article

October 31, 2017 2:12:am EST

Whatever label you want to attach to it, the Flyers proved yet again Saturday night that disappointments don't seem to fester with this club, as they turned in a complete 60-minute effort, beating the Toronto Maple Leafs, 4-2, at Air Canada Center (see observations). It also helped the Flyers didn't spot their opponent a 3-0 lead like they had in their previous two road games, in Nashville and against just two days ago in Ottawa, where they felt robbed of a game-tying goal in the final minute of a 5-4 loss. "I thought we deserved a better result than what we got in Ottawa," Brian Elliott, who won for the fifth time in seven starts, said. Continue to Article

October 29, 2017 12:01:am EST

Valtteri Filppula and Claude Giroux gave the Flyers an edge in the second period, and Brian Elliott held it. Filppula and Giroux scored, Elliott had 28 saves and Philadelphia beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 on Saturday night. Filppula made it 3-1 with his fifth goal in the second period, and Giroux made it 4-2 with his sixth goal four minutes later. Continue to Article

October 28, 2017 11:30:pm EST

The Toronto Maple Leafs had a big shots advantage and even two more skaters on the key play. The New Jersey Devils put up the only big numbers that mattered - on the scoreboard. Brian Gibbons had a rare 3-on-5 goal, Miles Wood and Pavel Zacha each scored twice and unbeaten New Jersey beat Toronto 6-3 on Wednesday night to end the Maple Leafs' perfect start. Continue to Article

October 11, 2017 11:42:pm EST