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Mitch Marner missed the morning skate and is being listed as a game-time decision for Tuesday's showdown with the Flames. It's unclear exactly what is plaguing the Maple Leafs winger, who scored the game-winning goal on Saturday in Edmonton and was on the ice for the final shift.

The heart-and-soul blueliner signed with the club in 2020 and blocked some 566 shots during his Flames’ career, sixth most in franchise history, and was an integral mentor to the likes of Rasmus Andersson and MacKenzie Weegar before getting dealt to Dallas last season.

Maple Leafs leading scorer Mitch Marner did not practice on Monday, and as TSN's Mark Masters writes, Toronto may be turning to an offensive pairing on the top line that was a force down the stretch a season ago.

A couple days later, the Raptors remain in awe of the mega trade that sent shockwaves around the NBA and throughout professional sports over the weekend.

The Boston Bruins are in a free fall, the Ottawa Senators are playing their best hockey in years, and the Battle of Ontario is definitively on the table as a possible first-round playoff draw. Travis Yost has more on how the postseason picture is shifting in the Atlantic Division.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Joseph Woll had to stand on his head late in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oilers, including a game-saving robbery in the dying seconds to seal the victory.

The Leafs will have second-line centre John Tavares and top-line winger Matthew Knies back in the lineup against the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday with the hope that the two forwards will help charge the offence, writes TSN's Mark Masters.

Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost will make their Calgary Flames debut Saturday night after Thursday's trade. As TSN's Salim Valji writes, they're embracing the fresh start.

Help is on the way as the Leafs look to avoid their longest losing streak of the season. John Tavares and Matthew Knies returned to practice on Friday as the team prepared for Saturday's showdown with the Edmonton Oilers.