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LGD – Game 65: Phun With Philly
Mar 8, 2014, 17:35 ESTUpdated:
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Oh come on, nothing else is relevant. They’re facing the Flyers.
Key Statistics
- Toronto is 33-23-8 (11th OV), Philadelphia is 33-24-6 (13th OV, game in hand)
- The Leafs are 21-11-1 at home, the Flyers 15-13-5 on the road
- The Leafs are 6-2-2 in their past 10 (but have lost 3 of their past 4), while the Flyers are 8-2-0 (3 game winning streak)
- Despite being in the top half of the league, both teams have a negative goal differential (-6 Toronto, -4 Philadelphia).
- Philadelphia is 25th in Fenwick Close (47.9%), Toronto is 29th (42.2%)
- James van Riemsdyk has 26 goals this season. Luke Schenn has 20 points in 107 games with the Flyers.
Lineups
Toronto // Projected by Daily Faceoff
James van Riemsdyk – Tyler Bozak – Phil Kessel
Joffrey Lupul – Nazem Kadri – Nikolai Kulemin
Mason Raymond – Peter Holland – David Clarkson (questionable)
Carter Ashton – Jay McClement – Troy Bodie
Carl Gunnarsson – Dion Phaneuf
Jake Gardiner – Cody Franson
Tim Gleason – Morgan Rielly
Jonathan Bernier
James Reimer
Philadelphia // Projected By Daily Faceoff
Scott Hartnell – Claude Giroux – Jacob Voracek
Vincent Lecavalier – Brayden Schenn – Wayne Simmonds
Steve Downie – Sean Couturier – Matt Read
Zach Rinaldo – Adam Hall – Michael Raffl
Braydon Coburn – Kimmo Timonen
Mark Streit – Nicklas Grosssmann
Andrew MacDonald – Luke Schenn (lol)
Steve Mason
Cal Heeter
Recent articles from Jeff Veillette
Breaking News
- Bruce Boudreau says Leafs’ aging defence could keep them out of the playoffs: Leafs Morning Take
- Toronto Marlies name Chris Bourque as assistant general manager, round out coaching staff
- Revisiting Sergei Bobrovsky’s Save of the Century vs. Lightning
- 2025 first overall pick Matthew Schaefer on advice for Maple Leafs’ Gavin McKenna: ‘Just enjoy it’
- How the Atlantic Division shapes up entering 2026-27 after free agency
Toronto Maple LeafsTeam Cap Summary
Cap Summary
2026-27
2027-28
Projected Cap Hit
$106,752,382
$106,752,382
Projected Cap Space
-$2,752,382
$6,747,618
Current Cap Space
-$2,752,382
$6,747,618
Active Players
23/23
24/23
Draft Picks
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'27
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