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Michael Traikos

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  • Director of Digital Media and Managing Editor, Team Sites, The Hockey News
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'He's A Legend': Sharks' Askarov Saves His Best Game Of The Season Against Maple Leafs Idol Sergei Bobrovsky Original

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The two-time Vezina Trophy winner has been a mentor to all Russian goalies in the NHL. So it was not surprising that Askarov saved his best performance of the season for a game against his 38-year-old idol. While the Maple Leafs and Bobrovsky got the better of Askarov, it wasn't a total loss for the young goalie. "I played better. It feels better, yeah," said Askarov, who acknowledged his inconsistent play so far this season.
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'He's A Legend': Sharks' Askarov Saves His Best Game Of The Season Against Maple Leafs Idol Sergei Bobrovsky

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'He's A Legend': Sharks' Askarov Saves His Best Game Of The Season Against Maple Leafs Idol Sergei Bobrovsky
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Opinion: Jim Hiller Made His First Big Mistake As Head Coach Of The Toronto Maple Leafs — And It Came At The Expense Of Gavin McKenna

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By Michael Traikos Verified
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According to Hiller, the Leafs got into penalty trouble in the second period, when they took two minor penalites, which caused McKenna to miss some shifts. By the time the third period rolled around, Hiller said that McKenna had been sitting out for so long that putting him back in cold was no longer an option. "We went for a stretch, I think we had those penalties, I wanted to get him out there," said Hiller. "He sat through the penalties, and then I didn't get him out there.
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