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The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 5-2 to the Calgary Flames on Monday, October 26, and the game featured a rather curious moment early in the second period.With the Flames already leading 2-0, forward Matvei Gridin scored and celebrated by performing…

Calgary Flames forward Matvei Gridin received a critical comparison to Toronto Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner following his goal celebration in a 5-2 victory over Toronto on October 26, 2026. After scoring to give Calgary a 3-0 lead, Gridin performed the popular "Griddy" dance, drawing scrutiny from former NHL player Jay Rosehill on Daily Faceoff's "The Leafs Morning Take" podcast.
Rosehill criticized the celebration as a "weird TikTok dance" and noted it gave him "Mitch Marner vibes" regarding off-ice personality. Co-host Nick Alberga defended the enthusiasm of younger players, though both acknowledged a generational disconnect regarding viral social media celebrations in hockey.
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