The positive vibes around the Senators after new owner Michael Andlauer finally took control in September feel like a distant memory. Korpisalo made a terrific glove stop on Auston Matthews - the NHL goal leader entering play with 13 in 12 games - with less than a minute left in the period to keep the teams level through 20 minutes. Kubalik responded with his third 1:24 later on a long shot that fooled Woll, who came on in relief against Tampa after Ilya Samsonov was pulled with Toronto trailing 4-1, through the pads. The Leafs snapped a four-game slide (0-2-2) with Monday's wild 6-5 overtime victory against the Tampa Bay Lightning, and opened the scoring at 5:47 of the first - just four seconds into a power play - when Nylander wired his seventh. Toronto tied it up again at 7:42 of the third when Robertson took a pass from Max Domi on a 2-on-1 and chipped his first upstairs on Korpisalo. Toronto replied at 4:16 when Bertuzzi scored his third - and first at even strength - after Nylander's initial shot was blocked.Ĭhychrun put the visitors back in front at 14:06 with his fifth on a shot from the slot that beat Woll through the five-hole after Joseph hit the crossbar and the Toronto goaltender stopped Roby Jarventie in alone. Tied 1-1 after the opening period, Ottawa grabbed its first lead 1:04 into the second when Giroux scored his fourth goal of the campaign. Woll then turned the puck over behind his net to Stutzle, who found Giroux in front for his fifth at 15:07 as Ottawa scored three times in 3:11.

Ottawa made it 5-3 just 45 seconds later when Stutzle finished off a pretty passing play with his third.

Kubalik snapped a 3-3 tie on a power play at 11:56 of the third period when his pass in front went in off the skate of Leafs defenceman Mark Giordano. Nylander's franchise-record point streak to open a season now stands at 13 games. William Nylander, with a goal and an assist, Tyler Bertuzzi and Nick Robertson replied for Toronto (6-5-2). Jakob Chychrun scored and set up another for the Senators, who entered having lost two in a row and five of their last six in regulation.

Claude Giroux had two goals and an assist as the Ottawa Senators scored three times in the third period to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 on Wednesday and pick up just their second victory in three weeks.ĭominik Kubalik also scored twice for Ottawa (5-6-0), while Tim Stutzle had a goal and three assists.

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