TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (44-19-5 – 93 Points) at
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (21-36-11 – 53 Points)
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2022
1 2 3 FINAL
TORONTO 0 2 4 6
PHILADELPHIA 0 2 1 3

SCORING NOTES

• Wayne Simmonds scored for Toronto at 10:23 of the second period. Simmonds posted his fifth goal
  of the season.
• Timothy Liljegren scored for the Maple Leafs at 11:32 of the second period. Liljegren posted his
  third goal of the season. Liljegren has scored in back-to-back games.
• Auston Matthews scored for Toronto at 7:41 of the third period. Matthews posted his 51st goal of the
  season. Matthews is currently on a seven-game point streak where he has recorded 11 points (6G,
  5A) and has posted 20 points (14G, 6A) through his last 12 games played.
• Pierre Engvall scored shorthanded for the Maple Leafs at 11:43 of the third period. Engvall recorded
  his 12th goal of the season. Engvall has recorded a point in consecutive games (1G, 1A).
• Morgan Rielly scored for Toronto at 13:47 of the third period. Rielly posted his ninth goal of the
  season. Rielly also recorded the secondary assist on Matthews’ goal and the primary assist on
  Engvall’s goal. Rielly has posted 49 assists this season. Rielly is currently on a four-game point
  streak where he has recorded nine points (3G, 6A).
• John Tavares scored at 15:49 of the third period. Tavares recorded his 24th goal of the season.
  Tavares is currently on a five-game point streak where he has posted seven points (4G, 3A).
• TJ Brodie recorded the primary assist on Simmonds’ goal. Brodie posted his 18th assist of the
  season.
• Mark Giordano registered the primary assist on Liljegren’s goal. Giordano recorded his 19th assist of
  the season. Giordano has posted three points through his last two games (1G, 2A).
• Michael Bunting registered the secondary assist on Liljegren’s goal and the primary assist Rielly’s
  goal. Bunting has recorded 33 assists this season.
• Mitch Marner posted the primary assist on Matthews’ goal and the secondary assist on Rielly’s goal.
  Marner has registered 53 assists this season. Marner is currently on a nine-game point streak where
  he posted 19 points (5G, 14A).
• William Nylander recorded the primary assist on Tavares’ goal. Nylander posted his 38th assist of
  the season. Nylander has registered five points (2G, 3A) through his last three games.
  GOALTENDER NOTES
• Jack Campbell stopped 29 of 32 shots in tonight’s win.
  SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES
• The Maple Leafs were 0-for-1 on the power play and 2-for-2 on the penalty kill tonight.
• Pierre Engvall recorded his second shorthanded goal of the season and the third of his NHL career.
  With his goal, Toronto improved to a league-leading 12 shorthanded goals this season.
  OF NOTE…
• Auston Matthews recorded the 250th goal of his NHL career during tonight’s game. Matthews
  reached this feat in 397 games played. Per NHL Stats, only seven players in NHL history have
  reached the milestone in fewer contests: Wayne Gretzky (302 GP), Mike Bossy (315 GP), Mario
  Lemieux (324 GP), Brett Hull (328 GP), Alex Ovechkin (366 GP), Teemu Selanne (388 GP) and Jari
  Kurri (389 GP).
• Mitch Marner recorded his fifth straight multi-point game and has posted 11 points (1G, 10A) during
  the streak. This marks Marner’s second time this season where he has recorded a five-game multipoint streak. Per NHL Stats, only three Maple Leafs skaters have posted two multi-point streaks of
  five-plus games in one campaign: Doug Gilmour (7 GP & 6 GP in 1992-93), Rick Vaive (7 GP & 5 GP
  in 1983-84) and Bill Derlago (6 GP & 5 GP in 1981-82).
• Nick Abruzzese made his NHL debut during tonight’s game.
• Morgan Rielly, Michael Bunting and Auston Matthews were on the ice for a team-high 21 Toronto
  shot attempts-for at 5-on-5.
• William Nylander finished the game with a team-high 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 57.14
  percent (16 for, 12 against).
  SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets)
  1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL
  TORONTO 6 (5) 12 (10) 10 (9) 28 (24)
  PHILADELPHIA 11 (10) 13 (13) 8 (8) 32 (31)
  SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets)
  1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL
  TORONTO 15 (14) 21 (16) 15 (14) 51 (44)
  PHILADELPHIA 20 (18) 17 (17) 18 (18) 55 (53)
  ON THE ROAD AGAIN
• The Maple Leafs are 19-12-3 on the road this season.
• Toronto’s all-time record is 66-93-22-7 in 188 games against the Philadelphia Flyers and 29-55-8-3 in
  95 games played in Philadelphia.
• Toronto is 25-10-2 against the Eastern Conference this season and 14-4-2 against the Metropolitan
  Conference this season.
  RECORD WHEN…
• Toronto is 15-13-3 when the opponent scores the first goal of the game.
• The Maple Leafs are 13-7-0 when tied after one period and 8-3-2 when tied after two periods.
• Toronto is 17-6-1 when outshot by their opponent.
• The Maple Leafs are 11-7-2 in Saturday games.
  MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS
  Shots 6 (Rielly)
  Shot Attempts 7 (Marner, Matthews)
  Face-off Wins 10 (Tavares)
  Face-off Win Percentage 100% (Engvall, Nylander – 1 won, 0 lost)
  Hits 5 (Simmonds)
  Blocked Shots 3 (Liljegren)
  Takeaways 1 (Holl, Kerfoot, Marner, Nylander, Tavares)
  TOI 23:21 (Rielly)
  Power Play TOI 2:00 (Marner, Matthews, Nylander)
  Shorthanded TOI 2:14 (Rielly)
  Shifts 28 (Rielly)
  5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage 57.14% (Nylander– 16 for, 12 against)
  UPCOMING GAMES:
  April 4 Leafs at Tampa Bay Amalie Arena 7:30 pm ET
  April 5 Leafs at Florida FLA Live Arena 7:00 pm ET
  April 7 Leafs at Dallas American Airlines Center 8:30 pm ET
  April 9 Leafs vs. Montreal Scotiabank Arena 7:00 pm ET
  April 12 Leafs vs. Buffalo Scotiabank Arena 7:00 pm ET
  April 14 Leafs vs. Capitals Scotiabank Arena 7:00 pm ET
  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.
  For Maple Leafs notes, transcripts, audio clips and media guides, please visit MapleLeafs.com/pressbox.
  POSTGAME QUOTES:
  HEAD COACH SHELDON KEEFE
  On tonight’s game:
  “We got some really good opportunities in the third period and made good on them. Did some good things
  leading to the Matthews goal. We didn’t win many shifts today but that was one that we did a good job of.
  Had the puck, had them really running and it leads to an empty net so those kind of things we capitalized
  on really well. That Rielly goal was similar, but yeah not a very good hockey game by us.”
  On Campbell’s first game back since injury:
  “He just looked like Jack. I loved the way he played tonight. That first period especially, the first 10
  minutes or so was a disaster by us in front of him. That save he made early in the game, those kind of
  things, that’s Jack at his best so really good to see him and great to have him back.”
  AUSTON MATTHEWS
  On tonight’s effort:
  “I just think we were a little bit flat coming out. We couldn’t really establish much in their zone, I think just
  a lot of quick in and outs. I thought halfway through the second we got a little more life going and
  obviously in the third I think we just took over. It definitely wasn’t a pretty one, especially those first two
  periods but I think just sticking with it and sometimes you’ve just got to grind these games out when the
  offence isn’t clicking on all cylinders so I thought we got it together in the third and put a couple goals in
  and gave ourselves some insurance. I definitely think those first two periods we’d like to clean up.”
  On Campbell’s first game back since injury:
  “I thought he looked great. He looked really comfortable in there, looked really confident, he looked like
  Soup. It’s been a bit of a rough road the last couple weeks or months with coming back from his injury but
  he’s put in a lot of work into it obviously and everyone knows how hard he works and how much he cares
  and wants to compete for us every night. I thought he looked really good tonight and that’s just a really
  positive thing moving forward for us as a team and him individually.”
  WAYNE SIMMONDS
  On his goal and tonight’s win:
  “It was nice to obviously chip in and help out in the cause. Obviously the most important thing was we got
  the two points so it was good.”
  On his breakaway goal:
  “Yeah it was a really good feed from TJ. I actually had one right before but I’m happy I didn’t catch it
  because I think we would have had too many men on the ice but we were given another shot and
  honestly Blackwell told me it was the ugliest breakaway move he’s ever seen and I don’t think he’s
  wrong.”
  JACK CAMPBELL
  On tonight’s win:
  “Great win by the guys, they’ve been playing great and watching them the past month and just wanted to
  get back in there and get back to stopping pucks and having fun. The boys played amazing in front of me
  and get a big two points.”
  On coming back from injury:
  “I definitely felt like myself, just having fun and competing and playing my game. There are some details
  that I want to clean up but I really liked the game from the boys in front of me and I liked my game and
  just going to keep building from it.

2021-22 Matchups vs. Philadelphia: Second of Three
2021-22 Record vs. Philadelphia: 1-0-0
Toronto Season Record: 43-19-5
Toronto Road Record: 18-12-3
TV: Sportsnet RADIO: Sportsnet 590

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

April 1, 2022
Defenceman Mac Hollowell has been loaned to the Toronto Marlies
(AHL).
April 1, 2022 Defenceman Filip Kral has been loaned to the Toronto Marlies (AHL).
March 28, 2022
Forward Kyle Clifford and defenceman Carl Dahlstrom have been
recalled from the Toronto Marlies on an emergency basis.
March 26, 2022
The Maple Leafs announced that the hockey club has signed forward
Nicholas Abruzzese to a two-year, entry-level contract.

LAST GAME
Score: Toronto 7 vs. Winnipeg 3
Date: Thursday, March 31, 2022
TOR Goals: Giordano, Nylander (2x), Tavares, Mikheyev, Matthews, Liljegren
WPG Goals: Wheeler, Stastny, Ehlers
TOR Goaltender: Kallgren, 20/23, .870 SV%
WPG Goaltender: Comrie, 31/37, .838 SV%
TOR Power Play: 3-for-6
TOR Penalty Kill: 2-for-3

Team Notes:

• Auston Matthews recorded his 50th goal of the season during
  Thursday’s win. Matthews became the fourth Maple Leaf in franchise
  history to reach the 50-goal mark, joining Dave Andreychuk (1993-94),
  Gary Leeman (1989-90) and Rick Vaive (1981-82, 1982-83 &1983-84).
• With his 37th assist of the season, Auston Matthews set a new career-high in assists.
• William Nylander recorded a three-point game with two goals and an
  assist. With his second goal of the night, Nylander set a new-career high in
  points with his 62nd of the season.
• Ilya Mikheyev recorded a single-game career-high three points (1G, 2A).
• With a goal and an assist, Timothy Liljegren tied a single-game career-high two points, previously set on Feb. 12, 2022 at SEA (2A).
• Ilya Mikheyev scored Toronto’s league-leading 11th shorthanded goal of
  the season. Mikheyev leads the Maple Leafs with four shorthanded goals
  scored this season.
• \
  NEXT GAME
  
  Date: Monday, April 4, 2022
  Opponent: Tampa Bay Lightning
  Time: 7:30 pm ET
  Broadcast Information: Sportsnet (TV), TSN 1050 (Radio)
• INJURY REPORT
  Ondej Kaše Undisclosed
  Ilya Lyubushkin Head Injury
  Petr Mrázek Groin
  Jake Muzzin Concussion
  Rasmus Sandin Knee
• ALL-TIME VS. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS:
• First Matchup between Clubs: January 24, 1968 (Toronto 1 vs. Philadelphia 2)
  All-Time Record: 65-93-22-7 (187 Games)
  All-Time Record at Home: 37-38-14-4 (93 Games)
  All-Time Record on the Road: 28-55-8-3 (94 Games)
  Last Road Win vs. Opponent: November 10, 2021 (Toronto 3 at Philadelphia 0)
  Record in Last Five Games: 2-1-2
  Record in Last 10 Games: 4-3-3
• ACTIVE LEADERS VS. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS:
• Games Played: John Tavares (47), Jason Spezza (43), Morgan Rielly (20)
  Goals: John Tavares (19), Jason Spezza (10), William Nylander (7)
  Assists: Jason Spezza (24), John Tavares (17), Morgan Rielly (10)
  Points: John Tavares (36), Jason Spezza (34), William Nylander (12)
  Penalty Minutes Jason Spezza (69), Kyle Clifford (23), Mark Giordano (15)
• 2021-22 AVERAGES AND RANKINGS
  Points % GF/Game GA/Game PP% PK% SF/G SA/G FO%
  Toronto .679 3.73 3.03 30.0% 83.7% 34.6 30.6 55.3%
  Philadelphia .396 2.57 3.48 13.4% 75.4% 30.5 34.1 52.5%
  THE MAN ADVANTAGE IN 2021-22
  
  Power Play: 54/180 (30.0%)
  Power Play Goal Leader: 14 – Matthews
  Power Play Point Leader: 26 – Nylander (10G, 16A)
  2020-21 Power Play: 31/155 (20.0%)
• Penalty Kill: 159/190 (83.7%)
• ON THE PK IN 2021-22
  Shorthanded Goal Leader: 4 – Mikheyev
  Shorthanded Point Leader: 4 – Kämpf (2G, 2A), Mikheyev (4G)
  2020-21 Penalty Kill: 113/144 (78.5%)
• FAST FACTS
• Saturday games 20th of 23 (9 home, 14 road)
  Back-to-Backs played 10 of 13
  Record in first game of back-to-back 5-4-1
  Record in second game of back-to-back 5-4-1
  April games 1st of 15 (6 home, 9 road)
• UPCOMING MILESTONES
• Michael Bunting Seven games away from 100 career NHL games played
  Justin Holl Eight games away from 200 career NHL games played
  Ilya Lyubushkin Three games away from 200 career NHL games played
  Auston Matthews Four games away from 400 career NHL games played
  Petr Mrázek Five games away from 300 career NHL games played
  William Nylander Three assists away from 200 career NHL assists
  Morgan Rielly Seven assists away from 300 career NHL assists
  Jason Spezza Nine points away from 1,000 career NHL points
  John Tavares Four assists away from 500 career NHL assists
• RECENT MILESTONES
  TJ Brodie Recorded his 300th career NHL point, March 13, 2022 at BUF
  David Kämpf Skated in his 300th career NHL game, March 27, 2022 vs. FLA
  Alexander Kerfoot Recorded his 100th career NHL assist, Jan. 1, 2022 vs. OTT
  Timothy Liljegren Scored his first career NHL goal, Jan. 15, 2022 at STL
  Auston Matthews Recorded his 400th career NHL point, Jan. 31, 2022 vs. NJD
  Mitch Marner Recorded his 300th career NHL assist, March 27, 2022 vs. FLA
  Mitch Marner Skated in his 400th career NHL game, March 4, 2022 vs. BUF
  Mitch Marner Recorded his 400th career NHL point, Feb. 14, 2022 at SEA
  William Nylander Skated in his 400th career NHL game, Feb. 1, 2022 at NJD
  Wayne Simmonds Skated in his 1,000th career NHL game, March 5, 2022 vs. VAN
  Jason Spezza Skated in his 1,200th career NHL game, Nov. 28, 2021 at ANA

2021-22 TEAM LEADERS
RECORD BY MONTH
RECORD BY DAY
CATEGORY LEADER CATEGORY LEADER
GOALS 50 – Matthews HITS 112 – Simmonds
ASSISTS 51 – Marner BLOCKED SHOTS 96 – Brodie
POINTS 87 – Matthews (50G, 37A) TAKEAWAYS 75 – Matthews
POWER PLAY POINTS 26 – Nylander (16G, 10A) TOI PER GAME 23:59 – Rielly
SHORTHANDED POINTS 4 – Kämpf (2G, 2A), Mikheyev (4G) PP TOI PER GAME 3:00 – Matthews
PIMs 61 – Simmonds SH TOI PER GAME 2:41 – Muzzin
SHOTS 283 – Matthews WINS 24 – Campbell
FACEOFF% 60.7% – Tavares GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 2.65 – Campbell
SHOT ATTEMPTS% 59.82% – Matthews SAVE PERCENTAGE .914 – CampbelL

FLYERS

The Flyers get back to action after a three-day break as they host the Toronto Maple Leafs in their 68th game of the season and 35th at home. The
Flyers are 21-36-10 on the season after a 4-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday in a game that concluded a season-long five-game road trip. This
is the Flyers’ first home game since March 20 and is the first of a 15-game month of April; it’s also the first half of a back-to-back that concludes
tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden against the Rangers.
BROADCAST INFO
TV: NBC Sports Philadelphia
Radio: Flyers Broadcast Network – 97.5 The Fanatic, worldwide at FlyersRadio247.com and via the Flyers Mobile App
FLYERS VS. MAPLE LEAFS
This is the second of three games between the clubs this season. The Leafs took a 3-0 win here in Philadelphia on November 10, and the Flyers will
make their only visit to Toronto on April 19.
LIFETIME vs. TOR
Home: 94 GP, 58-26-8-2, 126 pts (.670)
Road: 93 GP, 42-34-14-3, 101 pts (.543)
Totals: 187 GP, 100-60-22-5, 227 pts (.607)
PHI CAREER VS TOR
Konecny – 13 GP, 4-6-10, 0.77 PPG
Laughton – 12 GP, 3-6-9, 0.75 PPG
Yandle – 28 GP, 2-18-20, 0.71 PPG
Atkinson – 20 GP, 6-7-13, 0.65 PPG
Couturier – 27 GP, 4-11-15, 0.56 PPG
Jones – 11 GP, 8-2-0-1, 1.98 GAA, 2 SO
Hart – 3 GP, 2-1-0-0, 2.59 GAA, 0 SO
TOR CAREER VS PHI
Nylander – 13 GP, 7-5-12, 0.92 PPG
Matthews – 11 GP, 3-7-10, 0.91 PPG
Spezza – 43 GP, 10-24-34, 0.79 PPG
Ritchie – 14 GP, 4-7-11, 0.79 PPG
Tavares – 47 GP, 19-17-36, 0.77 PPG
Campbell – 3 GP, 1-2-0-0, 2.67 GAA, 1 SO
Hutchinson – 3 GP, 1-1-0-1, 3.59 GAA, 0 SO
LAST TIME OUT
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Minnesota 4, Flyers 1 at Xcel Energy Center
Game Summary Event Summary
Notes:
Noah Cates made his NHL debut. He had three shots on goal, three hits and three takeaways in 14:52 of ice time.
Travis Sanheim led all players in the game with 27:26 of ice time.
James van Riemsdyk led all players in the game with seven shots.
Philadelphia Flyers: Media Notes
• Morgan Frost scored the lone goal and now has points in back-to-back games (1g-1a).
MILESTONE WATCH
Jones 6 wins to reach 200 in the NHL
Lindblom 7 points to reach 100 as a Flyer &in the NHL
Atkinson 6 games to reach 700 in the NHL
Farabee 9 points to reach 100 as a Flyer &in the NHL
Hayes 6 points to reach 100 as a Flyer
Laughton 10 assists to reach 100 as a Flyer &in the NHL
Yandle 1 game to reach 1100 in the NHL
INJURY UPDATE
CURRENT
Morin – 67 (knee surgery, 10/15 – present)
Ellis – 63 (lower body, 10/23 – 11/12, 11/16 – present)
Couturier – 45 (season-ending back surgery 2/11, has missed 12/29 – present)
Thompson – 48 (shoulder surgery, 11/28 – present)
Laughton – 10 (head injury, 3/12 – present)
PREVIOUS
Brown – 7 (dislocated thumb, 11/18 – 12/1); 14 (sprained MCL, 1/13 – 2/17)
Brassard – 15 (lower body, 11/24 – 12/6; 12/10 – 1/4); 10 (lower body, 1/8 – 2/1); 5 (lower body, 2/12 – 2/22)
Hayes – 18 (abdominal surgery, 10/15 – 11/12; 11/18 – 11/28); 16 (adductor procedure, 1/18 – 3/3)
Farabee – 7 (upper body, 12/5 – 12/16); 11 (upper body, 1/20 – 2/22)
Hart – 1 (non-COVID illness, 12/18); 2 (eye infection, 2/21 – 2/22); 1 (nagging injury, 3/29)
Ristolainen – 2 (upper body, 10/15 – 10/18; 3 (2/12 – 2/17)
Allison – 13 (lower body, 1/24 – 3/5)
Lindblom – 1 (banged up, 3/24)
Konecny – 1 (lower body, 3/25)
Total games lost to COVID protocol: 26, among 11 players
2021-22 TOTAL MAN-GAMES LOST: 379
Here are the Flyers’ man-games lost over the past 11 seasons where data is available.
2019-20: 230
2018-19: 245
2017-18: 135
2017-16: 193
2015-16: 163
2014-15: 322
2013-14: 205
2012-13: 264
2011-12: 440
2010-11: 240
2009-10: 205
NOTES OF THE NIGHT
The Flyers come into today’s game riding a five-game home unbeaten streak, having gone 4-0-1 dating back to March 5. The Flyers have seven home
games remaining including tonight.
Ronnie Attard is expected to become the third Flyer to make his NHL debut in a little over a week, joining Hayden Hodgson (3/24) and Noah Cates
(3/29). Attard was a third-round pick (72nd overall) in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft and signed a two-year entry-level contract on Tuesday following the
conclusion of his third season at Western Michigan University. Attard posted 13 goals and 23 assists for 36 points in 39 games this season to lead the
Broncos to a berth in the NCAA tournament and the first NCAA tournament win in school history. Western Michigan finished with a record of 26-12-1, the
most wins in program history.
Hayden Hodgson had a goal and an assist last Thursday night in his NHL debut in St. Louis and followed that up with six shots on goal Friday night in
Colorado, while playing more than 16 minutes in each game. On Sunday in Nashville, he played 13:53 while registering his first NHL fight. Per NHL
Stats, Hodgson became just the eighth player in franchise history to record a multi-point game in his NHL debut that included at least one goal, and the
first to do so since David Laliberte in 2009. The full list is below:
Travis Konecny had a four-game scoring streak come to an end Tuesday in Minnesota. Konecny’s streak included three consecutive multi-point
games, one of two goals and the others of two assists each. Per NHL Stats, Konecny became the second Flyer to have three straight multi-point games
this season after Joel Farabee did it in the first three games of the year.
Konecny has at least a point in 21 of his last 30 games dating back to January 15, posting a total of seven goals and 17 assists for 24 points in that
stretch. It included a career-high seven-game scoring streak (1G, 6A) from Jan. 29 – Feb. 22. He has 33 points in 43 games since the Flyers’ coaching
change on December 5 for an average of 0.77 points per game after posting 10 points in the first 21 games of the year (0.47 PPG). Konecny’s 31 assists
on the season lead the Flyers and are just six off his career high of 37 set in 66 games during the shortened 2019-20 season, when he was an NHL AllStar.
Joel Farabee has 11 goals and 14 assists for 25 points in his last 32 games dating back to November 24, a period of time which included him missing a
total of 18 games with upper-body injuries. He has four goals and 10 assists for 14 points in 16 games since returning to the lineup on February 26. He
has points in seven of his last nine games, three of which were two-point contests, and he has a total of four goals and six assists for 10 points in that
most recent nine-game run.
Rasmus Ristolainen has 214 hits on the season, which leads the Flyers and is third among NHL defensemen. The total is 77 more than anyone else on
the roster despite missing seven games. Ristolainen has at least one hit in 27 consecutive games and in 58 of the 60 games he has played this season.
He had six hits and six blocked shots March 8 vs. Vegas, becoming the first Flyer to accomplish that feat since Radko Gudas in November 2016 and just
the fifth Flyer to do so since the league started tracking the stats in 2005-06. He followed that up with seven hits and five blocks March 13 vs. Montreal.
Cam Atkinson leads the Flyers in scoring with 50 points (23G, 27A). He’s posted 30 points in his last 35 games. Atkinson leads the team in evenstrength points with 42 and in shots on goal with 203. His six game-winning goals also lead the team, as do his three shorthanded goals on the season;
he is one of 11 players in the NHL to have three or more and is just the second Flyer to have that many since the 2013-14 season, joining Kevin Hayes’
four SHG in 2019-20. Seventeen of Atkinson’s 23 goals this season have come on home ice. Atkinson posted five goals and 10 assists for 15 points
over 13 games in the month of January, which was seven points more than anyone else on the roster.
Keith Yandle became the NHL’s all-time ironman on Jan. 25 when he played his 965th consecutive game in the Flyers’ visit to the New York Islanders.
Yandle’s streak, which reached 989 on Tuesday, dates back 13 years ago yesterday to March 26, 2009 and has included time with Phoenix/Arizona, the
New York Rangers, Florida, and now the Flyers. Tonight is slated to be Yandle’s 1100th career game.

34: Auston Matthews (C) 6′ 3″, 205 lbs. / Sep 17, 1997 (24 years and 197 days)

AW-stuhn MA-thewz
Drafted: Toronto – 1st Round (1st overall, 2016)
Acquired: N/A
Last Goal: MAR 31, 2022 vs WINNIPEG
Last Assist: MAR 31, 2022 vs WINNIPEG
Career Shootouts: 9/26 (35%), 1 GDG
GP G A P +/- PIM
Season 62 50 37 87 11 14
Career 396 249 189 438 69 70
Career vs. Opp 11 3 7 10 -2 2
Season Highs: G A P PIM TOI Shots Hits +/-
3
3 times
3
2/26 vs DET
4
2 times
2
7 times
24:29
12/9 vs TBL
11
2/22 vs CBJ
5
2/28 vs WSH
+3
3 times
2021-22 Notes: Recorded his 50th goal of the season, Mar. 31 vs. WPG, marking the first occasion of his NHL career to do so and the fourth
Maple Leaf in franchise history to hit the 50-goal mark. Matthews set a new career-high with his 37th assist of the season, Mar. 31 vs. WPG.
Matthews set a Maple Leafs franchise record for consecutive road games with a goal (10 games). Named the NHL’s first star for the month of
December. Games lost to Injury: 3
2020-21 Notes: Won the Rocket Richard Trophy, leading the NHL in goals (41), even-strength goals (31) and game-winning goals (12).
Appeared in his 300th NHL game on Feb. 20 at MTL. Named a finalist for the Hart Trophy, awarded to the NHL’s most valuable player. Named
to the NHL Second All-Star Team.
2020-21 Stats: 52 GP, 41-25-66
2020-21 Playoff Stats: 7 GP, 1-4-5
NHL Single-Game Highs: Goals (4 – Oct. 12, 2016 at OTT); Assists (4 – Nov. 10, 2019 at CHI); Points (4 – 10x