As Edmonton rallies from early deficit, the Toronto goaltender made a critical save against Corey Perry in the game’s dying seconds to preserve the win for the Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs' Christopher Tanev, centre, blocks a shot as Edmonton Oilers' Brett Kulak looks for the loose puck and goalie Joseph Woll prepares to make a save in Edmonton, on Feb. 1.What looked like a game on cruise control ended up with a wild finish and a sigh of relief for the Toronto Maple Leafs, who held on for a 4-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday.
However, Edmonton mounted a comeback and even looked to have tied the game with 2:04 remaining in the third period and the goalie pulled as Connor McDavid sent a pass across to Leon Draisaitl and he picked the top corner with a one-timer. However, it turned out that Oilers newcomer John Klingberg was offside on the play after a coach’s challenge.
The Oilers poured it on to the wire and came close on multiple occasions, but Toronto goaltender Joseph Woll came up huge and was able to make a sprawling glove save on Oiler Corey Perry in the dying seconds to preserve the win. Toronto snapped a three-game losing skid with the victory, but Berube wasn’t pleased that the Leafs took their feet off the gas pedal.
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