5 takeaways from Leafs-Canadiens: Fowler bests Bobrovsky, McKenna’s costly turnovers, a woeful game from McCabe

The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 at Scotiabank Arena, extending Toronto's winless run against Atlantic Division opponents. Alex Newhook scored twice for Montreal, with Chris Kreider and Zack Bolduc also adding goals. William Nylander and Gavin McKenna found the net for Toronto during a third-period comeback push that ultimately fell short against Canadiens goaltender Jacob Fowler, who finished with 26 saves.

TheLeafsNation highlighted key takeaways from the contest, pointing to McKenna's four turnovers leading directly to two Montreal goals despite his strong offensive play. Other focal points included Sergei Bobrovsky being outplayed by Fowler, Jake McCabe's struggles on defense, John Tavares's return at left wing, and an in-game lower-body injury suffered by defenseman Morgan Rielly.