What Happened
Toronto Maple Leafs winger Jack Roslovic collected six points over three games against former teams — the New York Rangers, Columbus Blue Jackets and Edmonton Oilers — within a five-day span, according to Sportsnet. The stretch came during a four-game Toronto regulation win streak in which the club outscored opponents 21-9, before a Monday loss in Calgary. Roslovic downplayed any personal motivation, crediting the team's overall play and pointing to goaltender Anthony Stolarz as the star of Saturday's 7-2 win at Edmonton.
Key Details
- Roslovic recorded six points in three games against the Rangers, Blue Jackets and Oilers.
- The three games were played within five days.
- Toronto's four-game regulation win streak included a 21-9 scoring advantage.
- The streak ended with a Monday loss in Calgary.
- Toronto beat Edmonton 7-2 on Saturday at Rogers Place.
- Auston Matthews joked it was an expensive week for Roslovic.
What It Means
Roslovic, 29, has moved around the league during his career, so a productive run against former clubs stands out. According to Sportsnet, he is now working on Toronto's first line, and his six-point stretch contributed to a four-game regulation win streak for the Maple Leafs.