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Ekman-Larsson Extends Point Streak as the Maple Leafs Rout the Penguins 7-2
Oliver Ekman-Larsson scored and assisted as Toronto recorded its first regulation win since Nov. 5 and goalie Dennis Hildeby made 32 saves in a 7-2 victory.
- On Saturday in Pittsburgh, Oliver Ekman-Larsson had a goal and an assist as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 7-2, with Ekman-Larsson and Easton Cowan scoring two of Toronto's first three shots.
- After slipping to 3-6-2 in their last 11 games, the Toronto Maple Leafs won in regulation for the first time since Nov. 5, while the Pittsburgh Penguins cooled to 4-5-3 in their last 12 games.
- Auston Matthews, Nicolas Roy and Bobby McMann each had a goal and an assist, while Morgan Rielly's two assists made him the third defenseman with 100 multipoint games.
- Dennis Hildeby, in his first start since Nov. 13, stopped 32 shots as Arturs Silovs allowed four goals on 10 shots and Tristan Jarry made 10 saves.
- Ekman-Larsson's career-best streak includes three goals and seven assists, and the Maple Leafs continue a six-game trip Tuesday at Florida.
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Penguins Terrible, Silovs Awful in Crushing Loss
Pittsburgh Penguins Lose 7-2 Toronto Maple Leafs PITTSBURGH — In front of a national Canadian TV audience on Hockey Night in Canada, Pittsburgh Penguins (12-7-5) goalie Arturs Silovs did not make it past the first five minutes of the second period. The netminder had an eminently forgettable game, or at least one he needs to forget, allowing four goals on nine shots, including a pair of shots he did not expect. The Toronto Maple Leafs (11-11-3) c…
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