Troy Stecher followed at 6:23, just 54 seconds later. Those two quick goals made it 3\u20130 before Leon Draisaitl answered at 19:04, leaving Edmonton two goals behind with a period to play.<\/p>\n
Nylander restored the three-goal cushion on the power play at 5:59 of the third. Zack MacEwen added Toronto\u2019s fifth at 13:39, creating further separation before Draisaitl scored his second, also on the power play, at 16:35.<\/p>\n
The late Edmonton goal did not produce a comeback. Nylander put the puck into an empty net at 17:56, and Vinni Lettieri completed the scoring at 19:29. Toronto\u2019s final four goals came from three players, with Nylander supplying two of them.<\/p>\n
Nylander\u2019s empty-net finish also brought him to 300 career NHL goals, according to the team\u2019s recap<\/a>. His earlier goal came on the power play: two different finishes that helped Toronto restore and then extend its lead.<\/p>\n October 24 final at EdmontonTeamGoalsShotsToronto Maple Leafs731Edmonton Oilers232 The shot totals were much closer than the score. Edmonton finished ahead 32\u201331, while Stolarz allowed two goals across a full 60 minutes. His 30 saves gave Toronto room to turn its early scoring burst into a comfortable margin.<\/p>\n
\nStolarz and the supporting offence<\/p>\n