JETS 4, MAPLE LEAFS 2

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (35-14-7 – 77 Points) vs.

WINNIPEG JETS (30-23-3 – 63 Points)

FRIDAY, MAY 14, 2021

 123OTFINAL
TORONTO110–2
WINNIPEG022–4

GAME SUMMARY         |           EVENT SUMMARY        |           FACEOFF SUMMARY

ON THE SCORESHEET

  • Pierre Engvall opened the scoring for the Maple Leafs at 7:15 of the first period. Engvall has recorded four goals over his last five games played. He has 12 points (7-5-12) in 42 games played this season. He has recorded six points (2-4-6) in 21 games on the road. The Maple Leafs were 4-2-1 when Engvall records a goal this season.
  • Ilya Mikheyev registered the primary assist on Engvall’s first period goal and later scored the second Toronto goal of the game at 5:25 of the second period. Tonight’s game is Mikheyev’s second multi-point game of the season. He has recorded 12 (4-8-12) of his 18 points on the road this season. He has five points (2-3-5) in nine games played against the Jets in 2020-21.
  • Alex Galchenyuk had the secondary assist on Engvall’s first period goal. Galchenyuk has three points (1-2-3) over his last five games. He has three points (2-1-3) in nine games against the Jets this season. He has recorded four points (2-2-4) in six games during the month of May. 
  • Jake Muzzin recorded the primary assist on Mikheyev’s second period goal. Muzzin has assists (6) and points (1-6-7) in five consecutive games. He has recorded 16 (3-13-16) of his 27 points on the road in 2020-21. In 10 games against the Jets this season, he has registered five points (1-4-5).
  • Alex Kerfoot had the secondary assist on Mikheyev’s second period goal. He has assists (2) in two consecutive games. In 10 games against Winnipeg in 2020-21, he has registered five points (2-3-5). He ranks ninth among Maple Leafs in even-strength points (7-13-20).
  • Jack Campbell stopped 20 of the 23 shots he faced in the loss.

SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets)

 1st2nd3rdOTTOTAL
TORONTO10 (10)11 (8)14 (10)–35 (28)
WINNIPEG10 (7)10 (10)4 (3)–24 (20)
      

SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets)

 1st2nd3rdOTTOTAL
TORONTO14 (14)22 (18)23 (18)–59 (50)
WINNIPEG15 (11)19 (18)7 (6)–41 (35)

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

Record on the Road17-7-4 (28 Games)
All-Time Record vs. Winnipeg    40-23-1-9 (73 Games)
All-Time Record vs. Winnipeg on the Road21-11-0-5 (37 Games)

MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS

Shots7 (Tavares)
Shot Attempts10 (Tavares)
Faceoff Wins8 (Tavares)
Faceoff Win Percentage100% (Thornton – 2 won, 0 lost)
Hits3 (Holl)
Blocked Shots1 (Five players tied)
Takeaways1 (Engvall, Galchenyuk, Spezza)
TOI22:22 (Rielly)
Power Play TOI3:26 (Rielly)
Shorthanded TOI1:15 (Holl)
Shifts24 (Rielly)
5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage70.8% (Kerfoot – 17 for, 7 against)
  

RECORD WHEN…

Scoring first25-6-3
Lead after 118-4-4
Tied after 29-3-1
Do not score a power play goal19-10-3
Do not allow a power play goal25-3-4
Outshooting opponent19-10-5
Friday2-3-0

OF NOTE…

  • With a 35-14-7 record, the Maple Leafs finish the season with a .688 points percentage, which is the highest single-season mark in franchise history. 
  • The Maple Leafs were 1-for-1 on the penalty kill and 0-for-2 on the power play tonight.
  • Adam Brooks and Alex Kerfoot were the lone Maple Leafs to not start a 5-on-5 shift in the offensive zone.
  • Justin Holl and Jake Muzzin were on the ice for a team-high 21 shot attempts for at 5-on-5. Holl finished the game with a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 63.6 percent (21 for, 12 against), while Muzzin had a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 60 percent (21 for, 14 against).
  • Jason Spezza was 4-for-4 (100%) in the faceoff circle against Winnipeg centre Nate Thompson. 
  • John Tavares won 63 percent (5 won, 3 lost) of his offensive zone faceoffs.

UPCOMING GAMES:

  • Thursday, May 20, 7:30 p.m. vs. Montreal Canadiens (Stanley Cup Playoffs)

Stats reflect official NHL stats at the time of distribution. Please consult official NHL game sheets (links above) to confirm no statistical changes were made.

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