The Maple Leafs recharged on their bye-week and came storming out of the gates with a win last night in Nashville. Here’s our recap of last night’s game.
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Rasmus Sandin scored his first NHL goal, let’s watch it again!
Rasmus Sandin! First NHL goal! pic.twitter.com/rbDDJs6bgn
— Omar (@TicTacTOmar) January 28, 2020
There was also a scare when Kasperi Kapanen left the game and did not return, but it sounds like it was precautionary only from a fluke accident.
Kapanen update, x-ray comes back negative after his arm collided with the glass. Status to be reassessed tomorrow in Dallas. #LeafsForever
— Paul Hendrick (@HennyTweets) January 28, 2020
The Leafs next game is Wednesday against the Dallas Stars at 7:30 p.m. ET.
ICYMI
Here’s what we wrote about yesterday.
What it will take to get the Leafs back in a playoff spot - Katya
The Leafs lost a lot before the break, so let’s have a look again at how much they have to win to fix this.
AHL All-Star Classic: Day 1 - IceDesert
It's the first such AHL event to be hosted by a team in the new Pacific division, and, as Ontario Reign season ticket holders, we've been hearing about it for a year and a half, so it's good to end the anticipation and get on with the event.
Maple Leafs schedule: The final 33 games - elseldo
Who, where, when, how to watch.
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Claude Julien said second-period sloppiness cost the Canadiens tonight’s game. When asked in French why that was the case, his answer was: pic.twitter.com/coz9uMeeAv
— Eric Engels (@EricEngels) January 28, 2020
Junior hockey coach swinging stick at fan says he was protecting his players - CBC News
A junior hockey coach who lashed out at a heckling fan by swinging at him with a hockey stick says he was protecting his players from an aggressive fan, but the coach of the opposing team says there was nothing to be afraid of.
Junior hockey coach caught on video at Sask. game swinging stick at fan says he was protecting his playersAn Alberta junior hockey coach who lashed out at a heckling fan by swinging at him with a hockey stick says he was protecting his players from an aggressive fan. But the coach of the opposing team says there was nothing to be afraid of: www.cbc.ca/1.5442082
Posted by CBC Calgary on Monday, January 27, 2020
Ya. Junior hockey parents, folks.
Anyway, there’s only four weeks to the NHL trade deadline!