Maple Leafs' Loss to Canucks Highlights Team's Over-Reliance on Stars

Despite outshooting the Canucks, the Leafs' lack of scoring depth and goaltending issues raise questions about their playoff prospects.

Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Vancouver Canucks 6-4, with the Canucks scoring four even-strength goals from their bottom-six forwards, highlighting the Leafs' over-reliance on their stars.
Leafs goalie Martin Jones has allowed three or more goals in his past five games, raising questions about his performance and the team's goaltending options.
Despite the Leafs outshooting the Canucks 46-21, they were unable to secure a win, leading to increased tension and questions about the team's playoff prospects.
The Leafs' bottom-six forwards failed to score a single point, underscoring the need for more offense and competitiveness among these players.
The Leafs have only one regulation win against a team in a playoff position in their past 18 games, raising concerns about their ability to compete against stronger teams.