Detroit raced past Toronto 6-3, flashing speed and depth as DeBrincat set up Kasper and Larkin fed Raymond to spark a comeback, while Kane’s late first-period strike swung the momentum. Domi evened things before the third, and Detroit closed with late power play and empty-netters. Ekman-Larsson moved to the right side on the bottom pair to mixed results, while Järnkrok and Roy pounced on turnovers for the early goals. The rematch is moved to 2 p.m. Monday at Scotiabank Arena, streamed on Amazon Prime.

The Toronto Maple Leafs stand on the brink of playoff history, aiming for a sweep against the Ottawa Senators in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Coach Craig Berube noted the importance of the morning skate to ease pre-game jitters. The Senators, facing elimination, are preparing to give their all, according to coach Travis Green, who emphasizes the need to play their best if they are to stave off defeat. Simon Benoit, the Leafs' Game 3 overtime hero, expressed confidence, expecting a tough challenge from the Senators.

As the teams prepare, the Leafs are sticking with their winning lineup, while the Senators might make changes. A recent fine levied against Nick Cousins for an incident in warm-ups has been a minor talking point, but both coaches are focused on their teams' performance. Benoit's achievement of scoring his first two playoff points in overtime places him in an elite category. The Leafs are looking to clinch their first series sweep since 2001, with notable contributions from William Nylander and Max Pacioretty as key playoff performers.

The Toronto Maple Leafs stand on the brink of playoff history, aiming for a sweep against the Ottawa Senators in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Coach Craig Berube noted the importance of the morning skate to ease pre-game jitters. The Senators, facing elimination, are preparing to give their all, according to coach Travis Green, who emphasizes the need to play their best if they are to stave off defeat. Simon Benoit, the Leafs' Game 3 overtime hero, expressed confidence, expecting a tough challenge from the Senators.

As the teams prepare, the Leafs are sticking with their winning lineup, while the Senators might make changes. A recent fine levied against Nick Cousins for an incident in warm-ups has been a minor talking point, but both coaches are focused on their teams' performance. Benoit's achievement of scoring his first two playoff points in overtime places him in an elite category. The Leafs are looking to clinch their first series sweep since 2001, with notable contributions from William Nylander and Max Pacioretty as key playoff performers.