There were plenty of ups and downs for Toronto in Saturday night's shootout loss to the Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena.

Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Chris Tanev will be re-evaluated on Wednesday, which could spur his eventual return to the lineup, head coach Craig Berube said Sunday.

Joseph Woll left the Leafs’ win with a lower-body injury. Now Craig Berube has provided an update on the goalie.

Ten days later, the Leafs are in a much better place thanks to a 4-1-0 run that included three straight impressive wins over the Pittsburgh Penguins, Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes, three Eastern Conference teams they’ll be battling the rest of the way for playoff position. (OK, maybe not Carolina.)

The Toronto Maple Leafs continue their road trip in Montreal at Le Centre Bell. The Maple Leafs will wrap up what has been a successful road trip. The Montreal Canadiens are holding onto the last divisional playoff spot with a win over the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday night.

Joseph Woll made 22 saves, Bobby McMann scored twice and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Carolina Hurricanes 5-1 on Thursday night to complete a six-game trip with their third straight victory and fourth in five games.

Toronto’s early-season slide has worsened, leaving the Maple Leafs at the bottom of the Eastern Conference with mounting questions about their trajectory.

With their top two goalies out with injuries, the Leafs find themselves in a tough spot. Chasing the pace after their slow start, the pressure is even greater.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Joseph Woll left the game against the Carolina Hurricanes with a lower-body injury, raising concerns for a team already missing starting goalie Anthony Stolarz. Woll did not return for the third period,

The Maple Leafs' new-look third line of Dakota Joshua, Nicolas Roy, and Bobby McMann is starting to alter the course of the team's season.

Toronto Maple Leafs' struggles with the man advantage stand in contrast to an otherwise respectable offensive season, led by captain Auston Matthews.