Scott Laughton took over 56 seconds, and Toronto Maple Leafs returned to defeat Detroit Red Wings 4-3, who visited the normal season finale on Thursday night.
Auston Matthews, Philippe Myers and Christopher Tanev De Maple Leafs (52-26-4, 108 points) scored goals. Each of Mitchell Marner and Matthew Knies added two assists and Joseph Woll saved 31.
Tament, Toronto’nun 3-1 deficit over the excess overtime to force the overtime to force the third period in 19:58 scored goals.
Justin Holl had a goal and help and
Austin Watson and Alex Debrincat scored goals for Red Wings (39-35-8, 86 points). Cameron Talbot stopped 16 shots.
Maple Leafs first played a loose game at the Atlantic Department on Tuesday and from time to time on Thursday.
The red wings were removed from the playoff contention at the weekend and played a little more intensively.
Knies, who went to the 30th goal of the season, made a shot from the right goal in 6:50 of the first period after a Detroit gift.
Knies scored a goal in 17:53 of the first. From the left circle, he scored a pass to Matthews, who moved to Backhand as he slid from the net and crossed the Talbot.
Watson tied a seven -meter backhand -high network in 19:19 of the game.
Holl, an old maple leaf, made a long floating on the right point on Woll’s glove on 2: 16 of the second period to lead Detroit. It was Holl’s first goal since 29 November.
The Debrincat’s shot from the left apartment defeated a Woll with a screen at 5:50 during a power game. It was 39 of the season. John Tavares from Toronto was a penalty.
Myers scored a stylish goal, before passing the disk Ward, the third period of the third period of free -flowing woven in traffic without shifting from 10 feet.
The red wings distinguished a flurry and tested Woll several times when the seasons expired.
Woll remained about a minute and tanev tied the game.
Toronto opens the first round of playoffs at home against Ottawa senators on Sunday.
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