Campbell made 28 saves, including all 15 shots he faced in the third game, as the Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in the first round of the playoff series on Monday and scored 2 -1 lead.

Toronto guard Morgan Rielly said: “All the credit in the world goes to Jack Campbell.” “He is our absolute fighter.

“At home, he did a great job. He has been with us all year, and tonight is no different. He is definitely a good guy.”

Campbell has achieved 4 goals in 9 stages of the series and has a save percentage of .951. As the Canadians desperately wanted an equalizer, Campbell was under siege.

Watch | Rielly defeated Price and led Toronto with a 2-1 lead:

Leafs coach Sheldon Keef said: “They are really difficult to deal with us.” “I hope to see us relax and play a few more rounds so that we can settle down. But this is a very important game. This is a very important period.

“Our players have fought, and of course the goalkeeper is our best player.”

Campbell Rise

William Nylander scored the third goal in multiple games and also scored for Toronto. Since 2004, he has never won a playoff game again, but in the fourth In this game, his record in the original six matchups was 3-1 at Bell Center on Tuesday.

Bruised Leafs winger Wayne Simmonds said: “The boys have a huge victory.” “We grind it up. We could have played better. [Campbell] Is the first star.

“He is incredible. We owe him.”

Nick Suzuki responded for Montreal, which has been having difficulty launching offenses in the series, which included a 9-0 score in a strong game.

Price ended the game with 27 saves. He said: “I’m not frustrated at all.” “I believe these guys.

“They are working hard. It will come.”

Better early, otherwise Montreal will face elimination in Toronto on Thursday night.

Price’s best save in the third game-will be over and over again-was an excellent diving, he insisted on double-holding Jason Si in the Toronto tail game in the first quarter. Pezza (Jason Spezza).

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Carey Price did his best to save Jason Spezza on the pole and kept the score unchanged in the first stage. 0:39

“Desperate,” Price said. “[That’s] what exactly is it. “

During the National Football League (NHL) influenza pandemic shortened game, the Canadian team played in the northern Canadian division for the first time, 18 points away from Montreal, and the Leafs still did not have captain John Tavares. He is expected to play In the terrifying first game, there will be a concussion and knee injury and missed for at least two weeks of collision.

Nick Foligno is not skating on ice (Keefe emphatically declared that he is suitable for the competition) and accepted the warm-up, but missed the game due to a lower body injury. Riley Nash dominates the lineup.

In the first two games of the Toronto Series, the Canadians only wore three goals and the Canadian rookie sniper Cole Caufield got dressed. The 20-year-old player scored four goals in 10 games before the end of the regular season, including one in overtime against the Leafs. He had previously accounted for the U.S. National Team’s development plan. Domination and outstanding performance in the NCAA of the Wisconsin Bad team for two seasons.

When Alexander Kerfoot defeated Nylander in the offensive zone standoff, the Toronto team shot in the 7:18 scoring game in the second second, and the latter quickly shot Canadian defender Ben. Chiarot (Ben Chiarot) and Price in the past.

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Campbell said: “We like to see Willie play like this.” “This is what we know Willie. When he is in the game, he is the dominant player.

“He is a special player.”

Nylander said that the team’s past mistakes in the playoffs have contributed to his ability because he has been criticized as a lightning rod at all stages of his career in Toronto, because his skills are very rich and his work ethics is not always the case. .

He said: “For many years, you have been learning.” “Every time you fail, it becomes more difficult. You want to fight.”

After Price rejected Pierre Enval’s game at the gate in the Canadians’ long-distance gear shift game in Toronto, the home team began to find some life. When Suzuki defeated Campbell under the impact of a steal, Suzuki finally reached 13: 56 tied the situation.

But Rielel later passed the ball from Mitch Marner and went upstairs to cheat Price, and then celebrated with his teammates in a fanless field, thus restoring the Leafs’ Advantage 2:39.

Lilleli said: “Sometimes it can be frustrating because you have the opportunity and he can save a lot.” “Together with our team, we must persevere and become a group of confident people.”

Control war

After the night of a three-pointer in the second game, Price rejected Orston Matthews at the gate. Manar was also stopped before that, because Toronto defeated 20-7 during this period. Montreal.

Campbell said of Price: “He played an amazing role for them and kept them in the game.” “He finished all the series. It’s really fun to play an experienced person.”

Caulfield ran into Campbell’s shot midway through the third quarter. Campbell’s goal was hit, and Rivers’ goalkeeper once again attacked from the winger’s crutch.

Campbell then quickly stopped Josh Anderson, Tomas Tatar, and Phillip Danault as Montreal desperately pushed for a tie.

Toronto guard Justin Holl blocked Caufield’s chance within seconds of his dying as the Maple Leafs led 2-1 in the series.

Campbell said: “Montreal is tough, they have a chance, they have a lot of skills.” “Our guy did a great job cheering for Carey on the other end.

“We know they will push, but they did, but thankfully everyone is fighting.”

Especially people between positions.