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2019-20 | ECQR | (8) Toronto Maple Leafs vs. (9) Columbus Blue Jackets


Who will win?  

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  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Leafs in 3
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    • Leafs in 4
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    • Leafs in 5
    • Blue Jackets in 3
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    • Blue Jackets in 4
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    • Blue Jackets in 5


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(8) Toronto Maple Leafs vs. (9) Columbus Blue Jackets

 

 

REGULAR SEASON RECORDS:

 

Maple Leafs: 36-25-9, 81 points (.579)

Blue Jackets: 33-22-15, 81 points (.579)

 

 

HEAD-TO-HEAD:

 

Toronto 1-0-1

 

Oct. 4: Maple Leafs 4, Blue Jackets 1, at CBJ

Oct. 21: Blue Jackets 4, Maple Leafs 3 (OT), at TOR

 

 

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[td]Maple Leafs: Defenseman Jake Muzzin (hand) and forward Ilya Mikheyev (wrist) likely will be in the lineup. Muzzin missed the last six games before the season was paused, and Mikheyev the last 31[/td]

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[td]Blue Jackets: Defenseman Seth Jones and forward Oliver Bjorkstrand each will be in the lineup after fracturing his ankle in February. The Blue Jackets were 3-5-6 without Jones and 3-3-2 without Bjorkstrand. Defensemen Dean Kukan (knee) and Ryan Murray (undisclosed), and forwards Cam Atkinson (ankle), Alexandre Texier (back), and Nathan Gerbe (groin) likely will be ready to return.[/td]

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[td]ANALYSIS:[/td]

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[td]"The Blue Jackets are a different team with Jones in the lineup. He's their top defenseman who plays in all situations and plays with Zach Werenski for one of the most formidable defense pairs in the NHL. The Maple Leafs counter by getting Muzzin back. He's the most experienced defenseman and one of two Stanley Cup champions in the series (Toronto forward Kyle Clifford, each with the Los Angeles Kings). This series is a tale of differing styles. Columbus was tied for third in the NHL in goals-against per game (2.61); Toronto was third in goals per game (3.39)."[/td]

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https://www.nhl.com/news/nhl-return-to-play-eastern-conference/c-317029512[/td]

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Remarkable to score three in the final five minutes of third with the extra attacker and not give up an empty net goal. what a crazy series

 

Have rangers scored 3 goals with their goalie pulled in the entire history of the franchise? Because I honestly only remember empty net goals and that one Kreider tying goal where Lundqvist is skating towards the bench (but still on the ice lol).

 

 

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