Panthers beat Leafs 6-1 to push Toronto to brink of elimination
- On Wednesday, May 14, 2025, in Toronto, the Florida Panthers dominated the Toronto Maple Leafs with a 6-1 victory during the NHL Eastern Conference semifinals.
- The Panthers built their win by scoring three goals in under eight minutes in the second period and taking advantage of Toronto's defensive struggles and injuries.
- Key contributors included three Florida defensemen—Aaron Ekblad, Dmitry Kulikov, and Niko Mikkola—all of whom scored, alongside Jesper Boqvist, who returned from a healthy scratch to score his first playoff goal.
- Florida’s Sergei Bobrovsky recorded 31 saves, while Toronto’s Joseph Woll was replaced after conceding five goals on 25 shots; Matt Murray then stepped in and stopped six shots.
- The Panthers' victory gave them a 3-2 lead in the series, pushing the Maple Leafs to the brink of elimination and setting up a decisive Game 6 in Sunrise, Florida, on Friday night.
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