47%
Faceoff Win %
Through 3 Games
MAPLE LEAFS YET TO HIT THEIR STRIDE ON THE DOT
The Maple Leafs are winning just 47% of faceoffs so far this season
A perennial top three team in the faceoff circle, including a 54.2% success rate last season, the Leafs have won just 47% of faceoffs through three games (23rd).
Previous stats of the day (4)
.321
Points Percentage
vs. Atlantic Division
Maple Leafs' Intradivisional Woes
The Maple Leafs are 7-17-4 vs. the Atlantic dating back to last season
After losses to the Canadiens and Senators to start the season, the Maple Leafs are in urgent need of a turnaround in their divisional play if they hope to return to the playoffs in 2026-27.
Leafs vs. Senators Game Review52
Points
In 37 Games
AUSTON OWNS OTTAWA
Auston Matthews has 52 points in 37 games vs. the Senators
Auston Matthews has scored 26 goals and 26 assists in 37 games against Ottawa, with 21 of those goals coming at even strength. 52 points is Matthews’ highest total against a single opponent in the NHL.
+13
PLUS/MINUS
Last 21 Games
The Leafs' Lynchpin On The Blue Line
Chris Tanev is +13 in his last 21 appearances
Chris Tanev has finished even or on the positive side of plus-minus in 20 of his last 21 games.
12
Points
Last 14 Games
Cowboy Coming Into His Own
Easton Cowan's Last 14 Games
Easton Cowan has 12 points in his last 14 NHL appearances dating back to last season after a three-points-in-two-games start to 2026-27.
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