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The Toronto Maple Leafs struggled to produce offence during the early stages of the regular season, but Tuesday showed what many were expecting.The Maple Leafs scored only six goals in the first three contests; however, they struck for five in…

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Jim Hiller praised Auston Matthews following a standout four-point performance in a five-goal comeback victory over the Nashville Predators. Matthews recorded one goal and three assists, including the overtime game-winner at Scotiabank Arena to lift Toronto to a 2-2-0 record. Hiller highlighted Matthews' complete game from start to finish rather than just his decisive overtime tally.
Hiller also paired Matthews with William Nylander during the contest, leading to Jack Roslovic's late game-tying goal. The comeback win additionally featured rookie Gavin McKenna scoring his first career NHL goal and securing his first career point, which Hiller described as a critical moment for the team ahead of an upcoming three-game road trip.
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