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Quick Shifts: Maple Leafs, Mike Babcock set to reunite as foes in Edmonton

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By Luke Fox Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
A quick mix of the things we gleaned from the week of hockey, serious and less so, and rolling four lines deep. Composed by an unconscious brain. 1. Morgan Rielly, who played his best hockey under Mike Babcock, considers the question. Is he surprised that he’ll be looking across at his former coach Saturday night in Edmonton? “Was I surprised? I think I was a little bit surprised,” Rielly replies.
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'Easy to feel special': Troy Stecher plays hero as Maple Leafs win thriller

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By Luke Fox Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
TORONTO — As the final minute of a tied-up barnburner sizzles away, Nick Paul gets hauled down illegally by Tye Kartye in the New York Rangers’ zone but keeps the puck alive and the penalty delayed with a second effort. Brandon Duhaime gathers Paul’s loose change and feeds it back to Morgan Rielly. Thinking pass all the way, the defenceman holds the puck on his blade, drawing in weak-side winger Will Cuylle as long as possible before zipping the thing across to partner Troy Stecher.
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Maple Leafs' Jake McCabe avoids serious injury but advises young NHLers

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By Luke Fox Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
TORONTO — Jake McCabe doesn’t believe Kent Johnson intended to nearly take out his left eye, but that doesn’t mean he’s giving the 24-year-old Columbus Blue Jackets forward a complete forgive-and-forget pass. “I'll be honest. I think guys can take better care of their sticks, for sure,” McCabe said Thursday morning, sporting a gruesome bruise, a broken blood vessel and a patched cut over his left eye. “Obviously it's an accident. You know, I'm not going to fault him for that.
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