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LGD: Walkin’ on Sunshine

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It was just last week the Leafs saw themselves matched up against the Panthers last time, where the Leafs came out on top by a relatively bland 1-0 score. Tonight on the road they’ll be looking to make things a little more exciting, as they seek to get points in… 21 of their past 25 games?
Leafs lines
No lineup changes from last night, it seems. Tomas Plekanec is still searching for his first victory and point as a Leaf.
Panthers Lines
Florida managed to get through yesterday’s trade deadline without doing a whole lot of anything. They did make a depth add last week acquiring winger Frank Vatrano, but it doesn’t appear like he’ll be in the lineup this evening.
Sitting fourth in the Atlantic Division and 11th in the conference as a whole (though ninth by points %), Florida is still facing a fighting chance at the playoffs, with sportsclubstats.com pinning their odds at about 1-in-3: 34.3%. They’re not a real threat to the Leafs like they ended up being late last year, but if all things go well and they go on a run on their games in hand, things could get fun moving forwards for the Cats.
Starting goalies:
No surprise that Curtis McElhinney gets the start tonight for Toronto, with “second half of a back-to-back” being his main and well, pretty much only responsibility when it comes to the net this season. Meanwhile, it’ll be some dude named Roberto Luongo in net for Florida, who’s picked up wins in consecutive starts since facing the Leafs last week.
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