It was the third straight game in which Toronto had scored at least two power-play goals. The Maple Leafs were 3-for-42 on the power play (7 percent) to start the season until going 8-for-15 in their past four games, bringing them to 11-for-53 (20.8 percent), which is 14th in the NHL.

The Toronto Maple Leafs extended the Montreal Canadiens winless streak to six games, thanks to a 4-1 win on Saturday at Scotiabank Arena.

When the Toronto Maple Leafs face the Montreal Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday (the puck drops at 7:00 PM ET), Mitchell Marner and Nicholas Suzuki will be two of the top players to keep an eye on. See below to read more about Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens leaders, insights, and a predicted winner.

Every game versus the Maple Leafs is important for the Canadiens, especially when times are tough. Here's why winning is so important.

The Montreal Canadiens hope to halt their slide as they face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight in Toronto. Despite Montreal’s five-game losing streak, head coach Martin St. Louis believes his team is showing the right intentions, but they’ve ...

How to watch the Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens NHL game today, with TV channel, live streaming info, and puck drop time.

A lot has passed in the month since the Montreal Canadiens spoiled the Maple Leafs’ season opener at the Bell Centre. From that 1-0 win when they leaned on Samuel Montembeault, the Habs have won just three games and sit last in an Atlantic Division where many thought they’d improve.

Welcome back to the return of NHL Predictions. Each day, Last Word on Hockey takes a look at the games that are happening and gives our predictions for each one, breaking down head-to-head matchups and other factors that may play in.