Islanders hand Leafs their worst loss of the season: Game Highlights

It was a battle of the Ilyas between Sorokin on Samsonov on Tuesday night. The Leafs got an early lead but New York scored seven of the next eight goals. It was the most lopsided loss of the year for Toronto. Below are the highlights from the game.

Mitch Marner got the Leafs first scoring chance of the night. He weaved through the Islanders defence to create something out of nothing but Sorokin shut the door…

Just over halfway into the first period Sam Lafferty opened the scoring. Timothy Liljegren’s point shot pinballed off him and Scott Mayfield and into the net. That’s Lafferty’s first goal in the blue and white. Bobby McMann picks up his first career NHL point as well…

A few minutes later Sorokin put in his bid for save of the year. He reached back and absolutely robbed Erik Gustafsson with the paddle to keep the Isles within one…

Zach Parise tied it up 28 seconds into the second. Mayfield circled the net and his shot banked off Liljegren right onto Parise’s stick. Tough bounce for Ilya Samsonov on that one…

The Leafs nearly took the lead on a shorthanded break from David Kampf. Sorokin came out on top yet again…

Hudson Fasching broke the tie late in the second. Liljegren fanned on the breakout pass and next thing you know it’s in the back of the net…

The Isles doubled their lead before the period’s end. Cal Clutterbuck tipped Ryan Pulock’s point shot past Samsonov to make it 3-1…

Marner got the Leafs back in it a few minutes into the third. Matthews circled the net, found him in the slot and he hammered a one-timer to make it 3-2…

It wasn’t a one goal game for long. 44 seconds later the Isles went up by two again. Another brutal turnover by Toronto turned into a goal for New York. Clutterbuck’s second of the night…

Simon Holmstrom made it 5-2 at the halfway mark of the third. Somehow the puck found it’s way through Samsonov’s five-hole during a net front scramble…

The Leafs pulled Samsonov with more than six minutes left but the Islanders scored to make it 6-2 shortly after. Anders Lee added another. 7-2 Islanders Final.