The Leafs’ top power-play unit came as advertised in Montreal on Wednesday night. But while the highly lauded power play scored two goals, the club’s defence raised some concerns during a 5-3 win over the Canadiens. Marner finished off a four-point night by setting up Patrick Marleau for the Leafs’ fifth goal. But for Leafs fans anxious to see this power play go to work, it was a feast for the eyes, especially on the Matthews goal. Gallagher and Tatar both gained in-close position on the Leafs defence, which had a dubious first period and accounted for six of the seven Leafs turnovers in the frame.

Source: thestar September 27, 2018 02:44 UTC