Resumen del episodio
Exactly one month after a 6-3 Leafs win in Colorado, the Avalanche return the favor with a 6-3 victory of their own at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. For Toronto, untimely goals against and a lack of timely saves continue to cost them games, with Colorado scoring the game-winning goal 50 seconds after Toronto tied it in the third. Bobrovsky has now allowed 3+ goals in 12 of his 13 starts.
Exactly one month after a 6-3 Leafs win in Colorado, the Avalanche return the favor with a 6-3 victory of their own at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. For Toronto, untimely goals against and a lack of timely saves continue to cost them games, with Colorado scoring the game-winning goal 50 seconds after Toronto tied it in the third. Bobrovsky has now allowed 3+ goals in 12 of his 13 starts.
Episodios
An avalanche of goals for Colorado lead them to a 6-3 revenge victory in Toronto - Maple Leafs Postgame - Nov 10th, 2026
EscuchadoExactly one month after a 6-3 Leafs win in Colorado, the Avalanche return the favor with a 6-3 victory of their own at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. For Toronto, untimely goals against and a lack of timely saves continue to cost them games, with Colorado scoring the game-winning goal 50 seconds after Toronto tied it in the third. Bobrovsky has now allowed 3+ goals in 12 of his 13 starts.
Avalanche @ Maple Leafs - 3RD PERIOD - Nov 10, 2026
EscuchadoTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the third period of action between the Colorado Avalanche and Toronto Maple Leafs!
Avalanche @ Maple Leafs - 2ND PERIOD - Nov 10, 2026
EscuchadoTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the second period of action between the Colorado Avalanche and Toronto Maple Leafs!
Avalanche @ Maple Leafs - 1ST PERIOD - Nov 10, 2026
EscuchadoTodd Crocker and Jim Ralph are on the call for the first period of action between the Colorado Avalanche and Toronto Maple Leafs!
Leafs can't exercise their demons against the Devils, and their offence continues to stall - Maple Leafs Postgame - November 8th, 2026
EscuchadoToronto fails to score tonight at home for the first time since April 2026, and they have yet to win a game on their current homestand. Timo Meier scored two to open the game, and Nico Hischier and Connor Brown each added tallies to blank the Leafs 4-0. Since Kirill Marchenko went down, the Leafs' five-on-five offence has been the worst in the league, and the sense of urgency heightens. Jim Tatti and Anthony Stewart break things down in the postgame.