Mark Masters

2 days ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube held a media availability at the team hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on Monday. Panthers coach Paul Maurice met with the media at the Baptist Health Iceplex. --- In the final seconds of Florida’s 2-0 win in Game 4, Leafs forward Max Domi hit Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov into the boards from behind.

3 days ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

The Maple Leafs and Panthers (optional) skated at Baptist Health Iceplex in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on Sunday. Brad Marchand praised the Leafs following Florida's overtime win in Game 3. "You saw the way they prepared for the game," the Panthers winger said. "They have that killer instinct right now. We have to do a better job preparing to start the game and the carry it through. They’re going to come out hard." The Leafs have outscored the Panthers 6-3 in the first period so far in the series.

4 days ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

The Maple Leafs held a media availability at their hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on Saturday. The Panthers held an optional practice at the Baptist Health Iceplex. Leafs centre Auston Matthews is still looking for his first goal of the second round. "I'm not too worried about him," said linemate Matthew Knies. "I think he's doing the right things. He's getting looks." On the first shift of Friday's game, Matthews deflected a shot off the crossbar, which Knies then deposited into an empty net.

5 days ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers (optional) skated at Baptist Health Iceplex in Fort Lauderdale on Friday ahead of tonight's Game 3. Leafs winger Matthew Knies used his arms to try and block the view of Panthers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky during a first period power-play in Game 2. "I just try to use my size and take his eyes as much as possible,” the 6-foot-3, 227-pounder said.

6 days ago | tsn.ca | Mark Masters

The Maple Leafs held a media availability at Ford Performance Centre before flying to Florida on Thursday. --- William Nylander has racked up five goals and seven points in the last three games. During this hot streak he's worn the same beige suit to the rink each night. "It's just the one that's in the front right now," the Leafs winger said with a smile. Nylander didn't commit to wearing it to Game 3 against the Florida Panthers on Friday night in Sunrise, Fla. "I don't know," he said.