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Toronto 4, Florida 1
Toronto's win featured first goals of the season from Stecher and Laughton, with the Maple Leafs securing their third victory in four games, despite Florida's roster challenges.
- On Tuesday in SUNRISE, Fla., the Toronto Maple Leafs topped the Florida Panthers 4-1 as Troy Stecher and Scott Laughton scored their first goals of the season.
- With key players sidelined, Florida's roster looked different than last spring's with multiple long-term injured players absent, and Jack Studnicka made his Panthers debut after his first NHL game since April 2024.
- Key contributions included Bobby McMann recording two assists and John Tavares adding an empty-net goal with 18.6 seconds left, while Sam Reinhart scored a short-handed goal.
- Up next for both teams: the Maple Leafs visit Carolina on Thursday, while Florida hosts Nashville, after Florida's loss deepened its four defeats in five games and four straight at home.
- It was the teams' first meeting since last spring's second-round playoff series, where Florida Panthers won Games 5 and 7 in Toronto en route to their second consecutive Stanley Cup.
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Troy Stecher and Scott Laughton both scored their first goal of the season in a 4-1 win.
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Cats in the cellar after 4-1 loss to Maple Leafs
The Florida Panthers dropped their third straight game at home, falling to the Toronto Maple Leafs by a 4-1 count at Amerant Bank Arena. Toronto scored twice in a 2:30 span of the first period to take control of the scoreboard. Recent waiver claim Troy Stecher opened the scoring at the 5:24 mark. After taking a low to high pass from Bobby McMann, Stecher beat Sergei Bobrovsky with a… Source
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right0Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
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- 67% of the sources lean Left
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L 67%
C 33%
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