Toronto Maple Leafs, who intends to be nausea, leads Florida Panthers, Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers, the reigning Stanley Cup champion led 2-0 in the second round series.
Maple Leafs has not been able to pass the second round of NHL playoffs every season since 2002 and they haven’t won the Stanley Cup since 1967.
The series is now in Panthers Home Ice, Sunrise, FLA, because Leafs will once again look at players like goalkeeper Joseph Woll and wing player William Nylander.
The Toronto goalkeeper Anthony Stolarz, who started in the game 1, did not go to Florida with the team after leaving Sam Bennett in the second period after leaving the opener in the second period. Last season, Stolarz, a backup in the championship team of Panthers, was vomiting near the counter and was taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
Woll went inside while Stolarz is out, but the sound game is no surprise. In the normal season, goalkeepers launched 33 matches and scored an average of 2.14 goals. Woll launched 41 matches with 2.73 GAA.
Woll won the last four playoff matches, went out to last season, but has not played since April 17.
“This is something I need to focus on, the plan to stay ready,” he said before the stolarz injury.
Leafs won the opening match of the 5-4 series and received the second competition 4-3 and reigned in a different way.
In the game 1, they came forward and continued by Panthers despite their third term goal. In the game 2 Toronto came from behind and won the third -term goal of Mitch Marner.
Nylander became a star with three goals and an assistant. Nylander has six goals and seven assists in eight games, including the first round series against Ottawa senators.
The game has created a quiet series so far from Auston Matthews (no goals, no assists) and John Tavares (zero points). During the normal season, two stars merged with 71 goals and 152 points.
Panthers did not give a panic sense, especially when they haven’t played a home game, especially in this series, but there are concerns.
Goalkeeper Sergei Bobrovsky scored 11 goals in Tampa Bay Lightning in five games in the first round. However, in this series, he allowed nine goals, including eight equal powers.
SAM Reinhart, who manages panthers with 39 goals and 81 points in the normal season, has zero score in this series.
Other Panthers stars were not largely on the score page: Matthew Tkachuk (an assistant), Aleksander Barkov (a goal), Gustav Forsling (Zero Points).
In fact, Florida’s third line team Anton Lundell, Brad Marchand and Eetu Luostarinen produced a goal and two assists.
However, while playing for Boston Bruins, Marchand, who went 4-0 in the playoff series against Toronto, said Panthers should do more at the end of the defense.
“The biggest threat (Toronto) is very good in rush.” He said. “The scoring does not take much time.
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