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One thing left to settle. (Nylander hattrick)

You misremembered, it was only 2-1 going into the 3rd against Boston and Leafs stretched it in the 3rd to 4-1 before the collapse

I was thinking the same. I was shocked he got right back up

If Matthews hurries up and has a son next year, the Leafs can draft Miles Marner in 2043 and Matthews son in 2044

JWB - Just Win Baby

I know in general, winning game 1 is usually pretty important in a series, but it seems even more important in this one. It'll be a tough slog for the Leafs if they get down in the series right away.

They're people, it's not an excuse. Things happen in your life which make you not able to play at 100%. They aren't robots.

I remember when my first kid was born, I was basically in zombie mode the first few days because of lack of sleep. Good for Marner and his family, bad for Leafs chances.

Leafs are the underdogs in this series despite the standings, so I think they'll rise to the challenge.

What gives me hope is that the Leafs tend to play to the level of their competition. When they're up against a weaker team, they underperform, but when facing a strong opponent, they elevate their game. So, despite all the anxiety from the last series, I believe they can hold their own against...

Let's see if Sullivan can make Shesterkin be Vezina version Shesterkin and suddenly all Rangers problems are solved

Nylander Matthews

Can someone help me, I slipped bit while standing on the ledge and I need a boost back up

And I called for Pacioretty to be scratched

It's game 6, I thought they were supposed to put the whistles away?

Heard about this. How the hell can that even happen? Imagine Willy accidentally scratched on his birthday

You've essentially boiled down the problem to it's essence. As they get deeper into a series, it's the 2nd week now, and the paycheque doesn't show up in the bank account they're like "WTF?? Why are we even playing if we're not getting paid??" :ROFLMAO:

Can they prove us wrong? I guess we'll see.

I mean at this point I'm open to all suggestions. We keep rolling it back until these guys are ready to retire and still have never broken through, it's mind-numbing. Something has to give, and it has to be something big.

Every spring, we find ourselves at this familiar crossroads, wondering: Is this the end of the line for this core? If they lose like this again, surely the team will look drastically different next year. It’s hard to imagine them re-signing Marner—or Mitch even wanting to return under these...