SYRACUSE CRUNCH (8-10-2-1 – 19 Points) vs. TORONTO MARLIES (10-9-1-1 – 22 Points) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2021 1 2 3 OT FINAL SYRACUSE 2 1 1 – 4 TORONTO 1 1 0 – 2
SCORING SUMMARY Syracuse: R. Elie (4) (R. Jones, A. Sustr), S. Element (2) (A. Sustr), C. Koepke (4) (O. Somppi), R. Elie (5) PP (S. Day, A. Barre-Boulet) Goaltender: M. Lagace (26/28) Toronto: B. McMann (5) PP (J. Anderson, F. Kràl), P. Gogolev (3) PP (B. Kapcheck, C. Douglas) Goaltender: E. Källgren (28/32) ON THE SCORESHEET
Bobby McMann put the Marlies on the board at 12:32 of the first period on the power play. He has goals (2) in consecutive games. McMann has eight points (5 goals, 3 assists) in 14 games this season.
Pavel Gogolev scored on the power play at 14:57 of the second period. This was his first power play goal of the season. Gogolev has six points (3 goals, 3 assists) in 14 games this season.
Joey Anderson picked up the primary assist on McMann’s first period goal. He has 12 points (8 goals, 4 assists) in 17 games with the Marlies this season.
Filip Kràl recorded the secondary assist on McMann’s first period goal. He has assists (2) in consecutive games.
Brennan Kapcheck had the primary assist on Gogolev’s second period goal. This was Kapcheck’s first game with the Marlies this season. He has 10 points (1 goal, 9 assists) with the Growlers through 16 games.
Curtis Douglas registered the secondary assist on Gogolev’s second period goal. He has nine points (3 goals, 6 assists) in 19 games this season.
Erik Källgren stopped 28 of 32 shots he faced. OF NOTE
Toronto went 1-for-2 on the penalty kill and 2-for-5 on the power play. Toronto is 6-5-1-0 when scoring on the power play and 4-5-1-1 when allowing a goal on the penalty kill.
This is Toronto’s third game recording more than one power play goal.
Syracuse had a 32-28 edge in shots in all situations. Bobby McMann led the Marlies with six shots on goal. Toronto is 7-6-1-1 when outshot by their opponent.
The Marlies are 5-6-1-1 against North Division opponents and 0-1-0-0 against the Syracuse Crunch. RECORD WHEN Trailing after 1 4-7-0-0 Trailing after 2 1-7-0-0 December 1-4-0-0 Wednesday 0-2-0-1 MARLIES LEADERS Goals 9 (J. Ho-Sang) Assists 18 (J. Duszak) Points 19 (J. Duszak) PPG 3 (J. Ho-Sang) Shots 43 (J. Anderson) +/- +3 (J. Duszak) PIMS 50 (R. Clune) POSTGAME QUOTES HEAD COACH GREG MOORE On tonight’s game: I thought the chances were still pretty even for the most part throughout the game. The game could have gone either way. In the D zone we just needed a couple more blocks and shot lanes and boxing out the net front, but given the circumstances of the day and the guys kind of being thrown in the blender for the most part with the lineup and the lines, I thought everyone did an excellent job of finding their way today. On tonight’s lineup: Obviously a very different lineup. A lot of different lines put together. As the first period went along, we started to do a lot of good things. With the shot totals at the end of the first you could tell that we found our legs and found some rhythm within ourselves and got some opportunities towards the net in the first. BOBBY McMANN (1 GOAL) On tonight’s game: It was a bit of a tough start for us. That’s something that we’re working on and we’ve been battling with that this year. We just felt like we were behind the eight-ball from the get-go there and if we would have had a better start, I think we would have had a different outcome that’s for sure because I just felt like we were skating behind it and chasing it a little bit off the start and that’s not a way you want to start the game. TRANSACTIONS December 12: Recalled forward Brett Seney from loan by Toronto (NHL). December 12: Recalled defenceman Carl Dahlström from loan by Toronto (NHL). December 12: Returned defenceman Kristiāns Rubīns on loan from Toronto (NHL). December 11: Returned goaltender Joseph Woll on loan from Toronto (NHL). December 9: Forward Kurtis Gabriel recalled from loan by Toronto (NHL). December 9: Defenceman Chad Krys loaned from Toronto (NHL). UPCOMING GAMES: *All times Eastern Standard Time December 18 at Grand Rapids – 7:00 p.m. December 19 at Grand Rapids – 4:00 p.m. December 21 vs. WB/Scranton – 7:00 p.m. December 26 vs. Belleville – 3:00 p.m. (Scotiabank Arena) December 28 vs. Providence – 7:00 p.m.
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TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (20-8-2 – 42 Points) at EDMONTON OILERS (16-11-0 – 32 Points) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2021 1 2 3 FINAL TORONTO 1 2 2 5 EDMONTON 0 0 1 1
ON THE SCORESHEET
Auston Matthews scored on a Maple Leafs power play opportunity at 19:25 of the first period. Matthews scored his second goal of the game at 16:40 of the third period, posting his 20th goal of the season. Matthews extended his point streak to 10 games and has recorded 18 points (13G, 5A).
Wayne Simmonds scored for Toronto at 8:47 of the second period. Simmonds registered his fourth goal of the season.
TJ Brodie scored for the Maple Leafs at 14:54 of the second period. Brodie recorded his first goal of the season and 50th of his NHL career.
Morgan Rielly scored for Toronto at 6:33 of the third period. Rielly posted his fourth goal of the season. Rielly also registered the primary assist on Simmonds’ goal. Rielly posted his 22nd assist of the season. Rielly is currently on a four-game point streak where he has pointed eight points (1G, 7A).
John Tavares recorded the primary assist on Matthews’ first goal of the game. Tavares registered his 19th assist of the season. Tavares is currently on a five-game point streak where he has recorded seven points (2G, 5A).
Ondřej Kaše posted the secondary assist on Matthews’ first goal of the game as well as the primary assist on Matthews’ second goal of the game. Kaše has recorded seven assists this season. Kaše is currently on a five-game point streak where he has recorded seven points (3G, 4A).
Kyle Clifford recorded the secondary assist on Simmonds’ goal. Clifford notched his third assist of the season. Clifford has posted an assist in back-to-back games.
Timothy Liljegren registered the primary assist on Brodie’s goal. Liljegren posted his fourth assist of the season. Liljegren has posted an assist in back-to-back games.
David Kämpf recorded the secondary assist on Brodie’s goal. Kämpf registered his fifth assist of the season. Kämpf has recorded a point in consecutive games (1G, 1A).
William Nylander posted the primary assist on Rielly’s goal. Nylander recorded his 18th assist of the season. Nylander is currently on a five-game point streak where he has posted eight points (3G, 5A). SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets) 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL TORONTO 12 (8) 7 (4) 6 (6) 25 (18) EDMONTON 12 (10) 15 (11) 9 (9) 36 (30) SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets) 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL TORONTO 20 (15) 10 (6) 15 (15) 45 (36) EDMONTON 19 (14) 24 (20) 15 (15) 58 (49) ON THE ROAD AGAIN
The Maple Leafs are 8-4-1 on the road this season.
Toronto’s all-time record is 59-44-8-3 in 114 games against the Edmonton Oilers and 28-25-6-2 in 61 games played in Edmonton.
Toronto is 10-3-1 against the Western Conference this season and 6-2-0 against the Pacific Division this season. MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS Shots 4 (Muzzin, Matthews) Shot Attempts 6 (Kaše, Matthews) Faceoff Wins 11 (Tavares) Faceoff Win Percentage 100% (Nylander – 2 won, 0 lost) Hits 3 (Muzzin, Dermott, Simmonds, Seney) Blocked Shots 2 (Muzzin, Matthews) Takeaways 6 (Kaše) TOI 22:52 (Muzzin) Power Play TOI 2:37 (Rielly) Shorthanded TOI 2:12 (Kämpf) Shifts 26 (Muzzin, Kaše) 5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage 57.14% (Rielly 16 for, 12 against and Nylander -12 for, 9 against) RECORD WHEN…
The Maple Leafs were 1-for-3 on the power play and 2-for-2 on the penalty kill tonight.
Toronto is 14-2-0 when scoring the first goal of the game.
The Maple Leafs are 12-1-0 when leading after one period and 16-0-0 when leading after two periods.
Toronto is 8-4-0 when outshot by their opponent.
The Maple Leafs are 4-0-0 in Tuesday games. OF NOTE…
Per NHL Stats, Auston Matthews opened the scoring to extend his point streak to 10 games (12-5— 17), which marks the second double-digit run of his NHL career (also 16-8—24 in 13 GP from Jan. 24–Feb. 20).
Per NHL Stats, Auston Matthews scored twice to record his sixth career 20-goal season. Only six players in Maple Leafs history have registered more: Mats Sundin (13), Ron Ellis (11), Dave Keon (11), Darryl Sittler (9), Frank Mahovlich (8) and Rick Vaive (7).
Per NHL Stats, Auston Matthews became the second player in Maple Leafs history to start his career with 20 or more goals in each of his first six seasons with the franchise. The other: Dave Keon (6 from 1960-61 to 1965-66).
Per NHL Stats, Auston Matthews reached the 20-goal mark for his sixth straight season. Only four players in Maple Leafs history have recorded more consecutive campaigns with 20 or more goals: Mats Sundin (13), Ron Ellis (9), Darryl Sittler (9) and Rick Vaive (7).
Ilya Mikheyev and Brett Seney appeared in their season debut for the Maple Leafs.
TJ Brodie was on the ice for a team-high 18 Toronto shot attempts-for at 5-on-5.
Morgan Rielly (16 for, 12 against) and William Nylander (12 for, 9 against) finished the game with a team-high 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 57.14 percent. UPCOMING GAMES: Dec. 18 Leafs at Vancouver Rogers Arena 7:00 pm ET Dec. 19 Leafs at Seattle Climate Pledge Arena 9:00 pm ET Dec. 23 Leafs vs. St. Louis Scotiabank Arena 2:00 pm ET Dec. 27 Leafs at Columbus Nationwide Arena 7:00 pm ET Dec. 29 Leafs vs. Pittsburgh Scotiabank Arena 7:30 pm ET Jan. 1 Leafs vs. Ottawa Scotiabank Arena 7:00 pm ET Stats reflect official NHL stats at the time of distribution. POSTGAME QUOTES: HEAD COACH SHELDON KEEFE On tonight’s game: Sheldon Keefe: “I thought our guys did a really good job of capitalizing on our chances, making good on them and thought we played a really disciplined game defensively. At times we defended more than we would have liked but thought we did a good job of doing the things that we were looking to do before the game which was to limit space and the speed of their best players so it’s a good win for our guys. I loved our response in the third period after giving up that goal and getting it right back. We had the edge in special teams, our goaltending was strong and we scored goals at 5-on-5. Like I said we defended a little bit too much today, we didn’t have the puck as much as we’d like but I thought over than that empty net Draisaitl missed in the first period, which was a significant chance, I thought we really didn’t give up much and Jack was solid so really good road effort from our team tonight.” JACK CAMPBELL On tonight’s win: Jack Campbell: “I just though our guys executed the game plan well and didn’t give their top guys too many good looks and it’s hard to do that so credit to the guys in front of me and obviously offensively it’s great to see the boys putting them in the net to.” On keeping McDavid and Draisaitl off the score sheet: Jack Campbell: “That’s always the goal but they are such great players it’s hard to do so it just shows how well we played as a team, defensively, the defencemen tonight had some big blocks, some great box outs and just honestly played a great hockey game all around.” AUSTON MATTHEWS On tonight’s game: Auston Matthews: “I think it was a pretty solid game other than maybe the second period. I thought the first 10 minutes there they really took control of the game and we were just a little bit back on our heels. Soupy made some unbelievable saves, not only in that period but the whole game and we just kind of weathered the storm and then were able to give ourselves a bit of a cushion in the third.” On hearing Maple Leafs fans in the crowd tonight: Auston Matthews: “We travel really well no matter where we go. We’ve got a pretty big fan base, so I find, really in any building, there is blue and white. It’s awesome, it’s awesome to have that environment, especially in away buildings so it was a lot of fun to play in front of that energy tonight.” MORGAN RIELLY On tonight’s win: Morgan Rielly: “Yeah I think if you look at the game as a whole we’d like the puck more than we had it tonight and they definitely had periods of time where they controlled the play, they were kind of rolling around our zone. That being said, I think we defended pretty well. I don’t think we gave up that many oddman rushes against a team that likes to play with a lot of speed. Our goaltending was good and when we were in the d-zone we did a good job of keeping them to the outside. All-in-all we want the puck more and we don’t want to have them rolling around like they did. When that is happening, we have to be able to lock it down a little bit and we were decent at that tonight and obviously the third I thought we were good.”
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TORONTO FC ANNOUNCE 2022 MLS REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
Toronto FC’s complete 2022 Major League Soccer (MLS) regular season schedule was released today by MLS ahead of the 27th season.
In TFC’s 16th season, the home opener is set for Saturday, March 5, at 2:00 pm ET at BMO Field against the New York Red Bulls. The club kicks off the season on Saturday, February 26 at 5:30 p.m. ET when the Reds face FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium.
During the 2022 season, Toronto FC will play 34 regular season matches (17 home and 17 away), facing Eastern Conference opponents twice, and playing eight games against non-conference teams (FC Dallas, Real Salt Lake, Vancouver Whitecaps, Seattle Sounders, San Jose Earthquakes, Nashville SC, Portland Timbers and LA Galaxy). The Reds will play 23 matches on Saturdays, five on both Sundays and Wednesdays, and one on a Friday. At BMO Field, Toronto FC will play 12 matches on Saturdays, three on Wednesdays and one on both a Friday and a Sunday. All of TFC’s regular season MLS matches will be televised across Canada on TSN.
The 2022 MLS Regular Season Schedule can be found below or visit mlssoccer.com.
2021-22 Matchups vs. Edmonton: First of Two 2020-21 Record vs. Edmonton: 6-1-2 Next Game vs. Edmonton: Wednesday, January 5 vs. Edmonton Toronto Season Record: 19-8-2 Toronto Road Record: 7-4-1 TV: TSN4 RADIO: TSN 1050
RECENT TRANSACTIONS December 12, 2021 Defenceman Carl Dahlstrom and forward Brett Seney have been recalled from the Toronto Marlies (AHL) December 12, 2021 Defenceman Kristians Rubins has been loaned to the Toronto Marlies (AHL) December 7, 2021 Forward Joey Anderson has been loaned to the Toronto Marlies (AHL) December 7, 2021 Defencemen Alex Biega and Kristians Rubins and forward Alex Steeves have been recalled from the Toronto Marlies (AHL)
LAST GAME Score: Toronto 5 vs. Chicago 4 Date: Saturday, December 11, 2021 TOR Goals: Tavares, Nylander, Matthews, Engvall, Kämpf CHI Goals: Toews, Murphy, Kubalik, McCabe TOR Goaltender: Mrazek, 31/35, .886 SV% CHI Goaltender: Lankinen, 21/26, .808 SV% TOR Power Play: 2-for-3 TOR Penalty Kill: 3-for-3
NEXT GAME Date: Saturday, December 18, 2021 Opponent: at Vancouver Canucks Broadcast Information: Sportsnet (TV), Sportsnet 590 (Radio)
INJURY REPORT Travis Dermott (Shoulder) Mitch Marner (Shoulder) *On Injured Reserve Ilya Mikheyev (Thumb) *On Injured Reserve Rasmus Sandin (Knee) *On Injured Reserve Games Lost to Injury: 39
ALL-TIME VS. EDMONTON OILERS: First Matchup between Clubs: November 11, 1979 (Toronto 6 at Edmonton 3) All-Time Record: 58-44-8-3 (113 Games) All-Time Record at Home: 31-19-2-1 (53 Games) All-Time Record on the Road: 27-25-6-2 (60 Games) Last Road Win vs. Opponent: March 3, 2021 (Toronto 6 at Edmonton 1) Record in Last Five Games: 4-0-1 Record in Last 10 Games: 6-2-2
ACTIVE LEADERS VS. EDMONTON OILERS: Games Played: TJ Brodie (48), Jake Muzzin (40), Jason Spezza (38) Goals: Jason Spezza (11), Wayne Simmonds (9), Wayne Simmonds (9), John Tavares (9) Assists: Jason Spezza (22), TJ Brodie (19), John Tavares (18) Points: Jason Spezza (33), John Tavares (27), TJ Brodie (21) Penalty Minutes: Kyle Clifford (47), Wayne Simmonds (26), Jake Muzzin (24)
THE MAN ADVANTAGE IN 2021-22 Power Play: 25/82 (30.5%) Power Play Goal Leader: 7 – Matthews Power Play Point Leader: 14 – Matthews (7G, 7A), Nylander (5G, 9A) 2020-21 Power Play: 31/155 (20.0%)
ON THE PK IN 2021-22 Penalty Kill: 67/82 (81.7%) Shorthanded Goal Leader: 1 – Marner Shorthanded Point Leader: 1 – Marner (1G), Muzzin (1A) 2020-21 Penalty Kill: 113/144 (78.5%)
FAST FACTS Tuesday games 4th of 14 (8 home, 6 road) Back-to-Backs played 5 of 13 Record in first game of back-to-back 2-2-1 Record in second game of back-to-back 2-3-0 December games 7th of 13 (6 home, 7 road) RECENT MILESTONES UPCOMING MILESTONES TJ BRODIE Appeared in his 700th career NHL game, Nov. 2, 2021 vs. VGK JACK CAMPBELL Appeared in his 100th career NHL game, Nov. 16 vs. NSH JACK CAMPBELL Recorded his 50th career NHL win, Nov. 18 vs. NYR PIERRE ENGVALL Appeared in his 100th career NHL game, Nov. 2 vs. VGK ONDREJ KAŠE Recorded his 100th career NHL point, Nov. 10 at PHI ONDREJ KAŠE Scored his 50th career NHL goal, Dec. 9 vs. TBL ALEXANDER KERFOOT Appeared in his 300th career NHL game, Nov. 26 at SJS AUSTON MATTHEWS Recorded his 200th career NHL goal, Oct. 25 at CAR. Per NHL Stats, Matthews required the second-fewest games to reach 200 goals in Maple Leafs history among players who debuted with the team, trailing only Charlie Conacher (317 games) MORGAN RIELLY Recorded his 250th career NHL assist, Oct. 27 at CHI MORGAN RIELLY Skated in his 600th career NHL game, Dec. 9 vs. TBL WAYNE SIMMONDS Skated in his 950th career NHL game, Oct. 16 vs. OTT JASON SPEZZA Skated in his 1,200th career NHL game, Nov. 28 at ANA JOHN TAVARES Recorded his 200th point with the Maple Leafs, Oct. 18 vs. NYR JOHN TAVARES Scored his 100th goal with the Maple Leafs, Nov. 13 at BUF
UPCOMING MILESTONES TJ BRODIE One goal away from 50 career NHL goals TRAVIS DERMOTT One point away from 50 career NHL points JUSTIN HOLL Eight points away from 50 career NHL points DAVID KÄMPF Five assists away from 50 career NHL assists ILYA MIKHEYEV Seven games away from 100 career NHL games played JOHN TAVARES Two games away from 900 career NHL games played.
ALL-TIME RECORDS vs. TORONTO GP RECORD HOME (60) AWAY (53) GF GA OILERS ALL-TIME vs. TORONTO 113 47-53-8-5 27-25-6-2 20-28-2-3 200 210 OILERS vs. TORONTO – 2021-22 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0 0 QUICK FACTS On Tuesday, Edmonton will face the Leafs for the first of two meetings this season and the lone game in Edmonton. The last time these teams met was on March 29th, 2021 in Toronto, with the Oilers defeating the Leafs 3-2 in overtime. Connor McDavid lead the Oilers with 25 career points against Toronto and Kyle Turris has appeared in a team leading 36 career games against Toronto. LEADING THE WAY McDavid notched two assists on Dec. 9 and has posted 15 points (5G, 10A) in his last 10 games, including five multi-point games. He has recorded points in all but four of the Oilers’ first 26 games. Draisaitl registered two goals on Dec. 9 vs. BOS, marking his 9th two goal game of the season. He has recorded at least a point in all but seven of the Oilers’ first 26 games, including three four-point efforts and six three-point games. Draisaitl (23-22—45 in 26 GP) and McDavid (16 -29—45 in 26 GP) rank first and second in NHL scoring, while Draisaitl’s 23 goals lead the NHL. The Oilers also have the top three players in the top five in the NHL this season: 1st – McDavid (29), T-4th – Draisaitl (22) and T-5th – Nugent-Hopkins (21). MOST POINTS SINCE START OF 2018-19 SEASON McDavid – 363 Draisaitl – 344 Marchand -283 Kane – 282 MacKinnon – 278 MOST GOALS SINCE START OF 2018-19 SEASON Draisaitl – 147 Ovechkin – 143 Matthews -143 McDavid – 124 Connor – 116 FOUR POINT FRENZY Connor McDavid has registered two four point games this season, while Leon Draisaitl has notched three four-point games. McDavid (21) and Draisaitl (16) rank first and second in the NHL in 4-point games since 2015-16. WINNING &SCORING IN DIFFERENT WAYS The Oilers rank tied for T-4th in the NHL in wins (9) when leading after one period and T-5th in wins (11) when leading after two periods. The Oilers rank T-2nd in the NHL in wins (3) when trailing after two periods. Edmonton Oilers: Media Notes The Oilers are T-4th in the league in 3rd period goals (34) and rank T-5th in the league in 1st period goals (27). The Oilers rank 1st in the NHL in wins (10) when being outshot by their opponent. APPROACHING MILESTONES Zach Hyman is three goals from his 100th NHL goal. Derek Ryan is four assists from his 100th NHL assist. Darnell Nurse (46) needs one goals to pass Steve Smith for sole possession of fourth for goals by an Oilers defenseman Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (4) needs one overtime goal to tie Taylor Hall and Ryan Smyth (5 each) for fourth-most in Oilers history, a list led by Leon Draisaitl (10) in first and Connor McDavid (9) in second. Connor McDavid (45) needs one game-winning goal to surpass Ryan Smyth (45) for the fourth-most in franchise history, while Leon Draisaitl (38) needs six game winners to pass Mark Messier (43) for 6th place. Connor McDavid (31) needs nine multi-goal games to pass Paul Coffey for the 6th most in franchise history Mikko Koskinen (5) needs one shutout to tie Dwayne Roloson (6) for 7th place in franchise history. Mikko Koskinen needs eight wins to pass Curtis Joseph for 7th in Oilers all-time wins UPCOMING OILERS/NHL FIRSTS Philip Broberg – First NHL Goal Tyler Benson – First NHL goal William Lagesson – First NHL goal Markus Niemelainen – First NHL point/goal Stuart Skinner – First NHL shutout Brendan Perlini – First goal as an Oiler Colton Sceviour – First goal as an Oiler RECENT MILESTONES Ryan Nugent-Hopkins recorded his 500th NHL point (assist) on Dec. 3 at SEA Leon Draisaitl played his 500th NHL game on Dec. 3 at SEA Connor McDavid – Scored his 210th goal on Dec. 1 vs. PIT, passing Paul Coffey for 7th place in franchise history goals Markus Niemelainen – Played his 1st NHL game on Dec. 1 vs. PIT Kris Russell – Blocked two shots on Nov. 27 at VGK, becoming the NHL’s all-time blocked shots leader Zach Hyman – Scored on Nov. 27 at VGK recording his 200th career point. Connor McDavid – Posted his 400th NHL assist on Nov. 24 at ARI Leon Draisaitl – Posted his 40th career multi-goal game on Nov. 16 at WPG, passing Paul Coffey for the 6th most in franchise history Connor McDavid – Scored his 600th career NHL point on Nov. 14 at STL Ryan McLeod – Scored his 1st career NHL goal on Nov. 14 at STL Ryan Nugent-Hopkins – Scored his 186th goal, surpassing Craig Simpson (185) for sole possession of 9th in all-time Oilers scoring. Leon Draisaitl – Scored his 76th power play goal to pass Craig Simpson (75) for the 6th spot in franchise history Leon Draisaitl – Passed Paul Coffey for sole possession of 6th spot on the Oilers all-time goals list Cody Ceci – Scored his 1st goal as an Oiler on Nov. 11 at BOS Tyson Barrie – Posted his 400th career point (assist) on Nov. 5 vs. NYR Mikko Koskinen – Passed Devan Dubnyk (61) for sole possession of 8th most wins in franchise history on Nov. 3 vs. NSH. Leon Draisaitl – Passed Ryan Smyth (142) on Nov. 1 vs. SEA for 8th most multi-point games in Oilers history. Duncan Keith – Played his 1200th career NHL game and scored his 1st goal as an Oiler on Nov. 1 vs. SEA. LAST 10 GAMES vs. TORONTO Record: 4-5-1 GF: 25 GA: 35 2020-21 3/29/21 @ TOR 3-2 W (OT) 2020-21 3/29/21 @ TOR 4-3 L (OT) 2020-21 3/3/21 @ EDM 6-1 L 2020-21 3/1/21 @ EDM 3-0 L 2020-21 2/27/21 @ EDM 4-0 L 2020-21 1/30/21 @ EDM 4-3 W 2020-21 1/28/21 @ EDM 4-3 L 2020-21 1/22/21 @ TOR 4-2 L 2020-21 1/20/21 @ TOR 3-1 W 2019-20 1/6/20 @ TOR 6-4 W OILERS LEADERS vs. LEAFS NHL CAREER Games: Turris (36) Goals: Turris (11) Assists: Keith, McDavid (17) Points: McDavid (25) Penalty minutes: Kassian (43) RECENT TRANSACTIONS Nov. 8 F Devin Shore placed on IR, F Ryan McLeod recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) Nov. 19 D Slater Koekkoek and D Darnell Nurse placed on IR, G Mike Smith place on LTIR D Philip Broberg and D William Lagesson recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) Nov. 30 D Cody Ceci placed on Covid protocol and D Duncan Keith placed on IR D Markus Niemelainen recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) Dec. 7 F Brendan Perlini placed on waivers Dec. 8 F Brendan Perlini cleared waivers Dec. 9 D Cody Ceci activated off non-roster D Philip Broberg loaned to Bakersfield (AHL) Dec. 10 D Philip Broberg recalled from Bakersfield (AHL) D Kris Russell placed on IR OILERS IN DECEMBER Overall – 522 GP, 230-217-42-33 – 535 PTS 2021-22 – 6 GP, 1-5-0 – 2 PTS 2019-20 – 14 GP, 5-8-1 – 11 PTS
The view from left field 