Overview
- Toronto trailed 3-0 after two periods before scoring four unanswered, capped by Bobby McMann’s winner with 6:17 remaining.
- William Nylander produced two goals and an assist in the third period to drive the turnaround.
- Auston Matthews added a breakaway goal and an assist during a three-goal burst in 3:24 that erased the deficit.
- Anthony Stolarz stopped 34 shots to keep the game within reach as the Maple Leafs moved to 7-5-1.
- Penguins rookie Ben Kindel scored twice, while coach Craig Berube said Toronto’s first 40 minutes “has got to be better.”