
Milwaukee Bucks: Giannis Antetokounmpo has totaled 160 PTS, 83 REB and 46 AST in six games this season. No other player in NBAHistory has ever totaled 150 PTS, 80 REB and 40 AST in the first six games of a season.

BOXSCORE BELOW.
HEAD COACH MIKE BABCOCK
On winning an 11-round shootout:
We started asking the guys who are in there doing YouTube review to see who actually scored a goal in the minors. We’ve got a pretty good list and then as time went on, you’re starting to wonder where you’re going, for sure. Obviously, some guys do a lot of real good things and in shootouts weren’t as good. Other guys came through for us. It was good for [Johnsson] and good for our team. I thought a real big goal by Mitch [Marner] obviously to get us back in the game.
On his level of concern in the number of penalties taken:
We’ve talked about this, right? So, if I talk to you about it, you can bet we’ve talked about it and we’ll continue to talk about it. I thought we started really good, I thought when we took the three penalties in a row we got off-kilter and got on our heels. I didn’t think we really, to be honest with you, got our game back. To me, you’ve got to play longer and harder than the other team and we were unable to do that. We get ourselves a win so we feel good about the win. We’re set up with a good week here this week. We’ve got to take some steps. The guys know that, I know that and we’ve got to do a better job.
On Kapanen’s performance tonight:
He was our best player, right? He was flying, obviously has some history here, wanted to make an impression, was good. We had him on multiple lines. I thought he played well.
On Spezza working to help the team:
Obviously, with [Tavares] out it’s a different scenario. Spezz is trying to do what he can to help out any way he can.
On what Spezza has meant to the team:
The thing I think he brings the most is he loves hockey. What’s he doing at the rink? Sometimes he’s a fourth line guy, sometimes he’s scratched. Why the heck would he come to the rink? He loves hockey, wants to be around the guys. He loves it. What you do is you show the people how much you love hockey and your passion for the game and I think that’s great.
On Frederik Andersen’s performance:
Yeah, he would have liked to have their power play goal back but after that he was outstanding. They didn’t have much early and one of the first shots ends up bouncing off [Rielly] and going in, and then you get the other one that goes in and then he just said, ‘enough is enough,’ and especially in the shootout, obviously.
KASPERI KAPANEN (1 GOAL, 1 ASSIST)
On his line’s goal in the second period:
I think we just had a good shift. That period wasn’t that great for us. Obviously, taking two penalties and spending a lot of time in our zone. I think it’s a big goal for [Spezza] too. He’s had so many chances and hockey is cruel that way, sometimes they just don’t go in. I’m happy it went his way.
On taking a penalty in overtime:
It’s not a fun feeling, for sure. Our team has been taking a lot of penalties and we’ve been talking about it. Obviously, my penalty wasn’t great either. It’s something we’ve got to be better at.
MITCH MARNER (1 GOAL)
On Frederik Andersen’s performance:
We talk every day about how he keeps our team grounded. He keeps us in games a lot of times. It’s a hell of a shootout performance by him. That win happens because of his saves.
On what he was thinking as the shootout progressed:
Just keep thinking who they’re putting out and who we’re putting out. Trying to guess where people are going to go. Hope Fred saves ours and hope we score on our chances.
On the quality of the ice during the shootout:
I think that’s one of the challenges in these shootouts. It’s not great ice so you’ve got to decide if you want to try and stickhandle with it or not. That’s a hell of a move by [Spezza] to put that on the net. That’s a good goal for us.
JASON SPEZZA (1 GOAL, 1 ASSIST)
On if he has a tactical approach in the shootout:
No, I just kind of read it off the goalie’s flow. He had made some good saves so you just kind of go with what you think.
On what he saw on his goal in the second period:
Just whacked it in the net. Happy to see it cross the line. Nothing pretty about it but we had a couple of shots on net there, I had a few chances earlier in the game and it’s nice to see one drop for me.
On what it means to score his first goal as a Maple Leaf:
It’s great. It was a big goal. I had been in the penalty box for a couple there and they scored so it was nice to get it back to tie the game up. You don’t like seeing goals going in when you’re in the box. It’s a bad feeling so it was good to get it. I thought we had a great first, didn’t have a good second, probably because of the penalties and just got on our heels a little bit. Pretty competitive third and great kills in overtime. To win the shootout was huge for us. We needed it tonight.
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (7-5-3 – 17 Points) 4 vs.
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (6-5-2 – 14 Points) 3 (SO).
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2019
1 | 2 | 3 | OT | SO | FINAL | |
TORONTO | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
PHILADELPHIA | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
GAME SUMMARY | EVENT SUMMARY | FACEOFF SUMMARY
ON THE SCORESHEET
IN THE SHOOTOUT
SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets)
1st | 2nd | 3rd | OT | TOTAL | |
TORONTO | 12 (12) | 7 (5) | 5 (3) | 2 (0) | 26 (20) |
PHILADELPHIA | 5 (4) | 16 (7) | 11 (11) | 8 (0) | 40 (22) |
SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets)
1st | 2nd | 3rd | OT | TOTAL | |
TORONTO | 21 (21) | 11 (6) | 14 (11) | 2 (0) | 48 (38) |
PHILADELPHIA | 9 (8) | 30 (16) | 18 (17) | 13 (0) | 70 (41) |
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Record on the Road | 3-3-0 (6 Games) |
All-Time Record vs. Philadelphia | 64-92-22-6 (184 Games) |
All-Time Record vs. Philadelphia on the Road | 27-54-8-3 (92 Games) |
Record vs. Eastern Conference | 5-4-3 (12 Games) |
Record vs. Metropolitan Division | 2-1-2 (5 Games) |
MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS
Shots | 4 (Marner, Nylander) |
Shot Attempts | 5 (Marner, Mikheyev) |
Faceoff Wins | 7 (Matthews) |
Faceoff Win Percentage | 70% (Matthews – 7 won, 3 lost) |
Hits | 7 (Ceci) |
Blocked Shots | 3 (Ceci) |
Takeaways | 1 (Four players tied) |
TOI | 30:05 (Rielly) |
Power Play TOI | 2:00 (Matthews) |
Shorthanded TOI | 5:19 (Ceci) |
Shifts | 34 (Ceci) |
5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage | 77.8% (Holl – 14 for, 4 against) |
RECORD WHEN…
Score first | 3-1-0 |
Tied after 1 | 2-1-2 |
Tied after 2 | 2-3-1 |
Do not score on the powerplay | 4-3-1 |
Allow multiple power play goals | 1-1-1 |
Outshot by opponent | 2-3-3 |
Shootout | 1-1 |
Saturday | 3-1-1 |
OF NOTE…
UPCOMING GAMES:
TORONTO MARLIES (7-0-2-1 – 17 Points) vs. LAVAL ROCKET (7-5-1-0 – 15 Points)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2019
1 | 2 | 3 | OT | SO | FINAL | |
TORONTO | 1 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0-3 | 5 |
LAVAL | 0 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 1-3 | 6 |
GAME SUMMARY | GAME SHEET | SCRUMS
SCORING SUMMARY
Toronto: E. Korshkov (6) PP (J. Bracco, R. Sandin), R. Sandin (2) (T. MacMaster, T. Liljegren), D. Archibald (3) (G. Wilson), J. Bracco (2) (N. Petan, J. Schmaltz), P. Aberg (7) PP (T. Liljegren, P. Engvall)
Goaltender: J. Woll (47/52)
Laval: J. Cox (2) (N. Juulsen, L. Vejdemo), D. Weise (2) (Unassisted), L. Vejdemo (4) (G. Olofsson, J. Cox), C. Hudon (4) (D. Weise, M. Peca), C. Hudon (5) (O. Leskinen, D. Weise)
Goaltender: C. Lindgren (21/26)
ON THE SCORESHEET
IN THE SHOOTOUT
· Nic Petan – Stopped (2019-20: 0/1)
· Kenny Agostino – Stopped (2019-20: 1/2)
· Pontus Aberg – Stopped (2019-20: 0/2)
· Joseph Woll – 2/3(2019-20: 7/9)
OF NOTE…
REGULAR SEASON LEADERS
RECORD WHEN…
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POSTGAME QUOTES
HEAD COACH SHELDON KEEFE
On identifying trends through the beginning of the season:
I don’t know if I’d say trends, other than some of our play to the neutral zone, I think, we need to clean up and do better but a lot of our game I liked a lot to be honest. I liked how we stuck with it. We knew this was going to be a tough game for us to play here today with our travel coming in late and the quick turnaround here, playing against a team that I fully expected would be our toughest opponent that we’ve played to date here. Even last season playing against them with half the talent, they were one of the tougher teams we played against. We knew offence was hard to come by in that they shoot the puck a lot and spend a lot of time in your end and forecheck and work and all those things so it was going to be an extra challenge for our team today but I liked that we were able to play with the lead and do a lot of things to generate enough offence to score. We were good on special teams up until we weren’t in the third there when we needed it the most. All the things we wanted to do well I thought we did. Obviously, we know though that we have to be better in order to compete on a regular basis.
On the team’s identity:
I think we’re still trying to sort that out to be honest. We changed out lineup up a little bit here today. We’re waiting on some people to come into our lineup that I think are going to change the look of our team significantly. Obviously, Nic Petan’s arrival changes our group significantly. I think we’re still trying to sort that out and as I said, changing the lineup up a little bit today was just kind of experimenting on what we would look like if we would move things around and also just trying to utilize our depth but we’re a big, strong team with lots of experience and I don’t know if we’re playing like that quite yet. Still trying to find our way. It’s a little adjustment for me as a coach too. It’s a much different type of lineup and we’re trying to sort through that. I know we have spirit and we’ve got fight and that’s why we’ve been able to stick around and make sure we get points in every game.
NEXT GAME:
November 6 at Rockford – 10:30 a.m. CT
November 8 at Grand Rapids – 7:00 p.m. ET
November 9 at Grand Rapids – 7:00 p.m. ET
November 16 vs Texas – 4:00 p.m. ET
November 17 vs Texas – 4:00 p.m. ET