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Landeskog scores twice, Avalanche hand Maple Leafs fourth straight loss

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Clipperton, J. (2026, November 11). Landeskog scores twice, Avalanche hand Maple Leafs fourth straight loss. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/leafs/landeskog-scores-twice-avalanche-hand-maple-leafs-fourth-straight-loss/article_7dad89a7-177e-5129-abd1-9d77e9314198.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-11 · by Joshua Clipperton

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Gabriel Landeskog scored twice, including the game-winner, as the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 on Tuesday night, extending Toronto's losing streak to four games. Key players for Colorado included Devon Toews and Martin Necas, while Eason Cowan and Jack Roslovic responded for Toronto. The article highlights that Sergei Bobrovksy has struggled in goal, allowing three or more goals in 12 of his last 13 starts since joining the Maple Leafs as a free agent.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered their fourth straight loss on Tuesday night, falling 6-3 to the Colorado Avalanche at Scotiabank Arena. This defeat marks six losses in their last seven games and all four losses during their current home stand were in regulation. The Leafs had a strong start but struggled with defensive lapses and mistakes, leading to goals by Colorado’s Gabriel Landeskog and Devon Toews. Despite efforts from players like Eason Cowan and Jack Roslovic who scored for Toronto, the team couldn't overcome persistent errors. With an overall record of 8-10-2 through 20 games, the Maple Leafs are currently in second-last place in the Atlantic Division.

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Toronto StarThis outlet11 Nov

Gabriel Landeskog scored twice, including the game-winner, as the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 on Tuesday night, extending Toronto's losing streak to four games. Key players for Colorado included Devon Toews and Martin Necas, while Eason Cowan and Jack Roslovic responded for Toronto. The article highlights that Sergei Bobrovksy has struggled in goal, allowing three or more goals in 12 of…

Landeskog scores twice, Avalanche hand Maple Leafs fourth straight loss (this article)2 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Toronto Sun11 Nov

The Toronto Maple Leafs lost their fourth straight home game to the Colorado Avalanche with a final score of 6-3 on Tuesday night at Scotiabank Arena. Despite some spirited play, the team’s poor performance continued, particularly from goalie Sergei Bobrovsky who allowed three or more goals for the 12th time in his last 13 starts. Defenceman Darren Raddysh scored his first goal since joining the Leafs, but it wasn’t…

Four home games, four regulation losses as Maple Leafs fall to Avalanche →2 articles from Toronto Sun on this story
Global News11 Nov

Toronto's Maple Leafs lost 6-3 to the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday night, dropping their fourth consecutive game. Despite tying the score early in the third period through goals by Easton Cowan and Jack Roslovic, Toronto made critical mistakes that led to Colorado’s eventual victory. Head coach Jim Hiller criticized his team for a series of poor decisions, emphasizing that such errors are unacceptable at crucial…

Mistakes continuing to cost slumping Maple Leafs →2 articles from Global News on this story

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Maple Leafs Lose Fourth Straight Game
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Joshua Clipperton
22 article(s) here · 0 carrying a prediction
Boldy’s third goal of the night came after Maple Leafs winger William Nylander and defenceman Oliver Ekman-Larsson got their wires crossed off the rush to open a clear lane for the Wild winger.
Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron, Pekka Rinne, Keith Tkachuk and Cindy Curley are set to be enshrined in the player category Monday.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said earlier this week Russian and Belarusian athletes will not be permitted to represent their countries on Canadian soil while the war in Ukraine continues.
Toronto could have challenged, but head coach Jim Hiller said the club’s internal data suggested success would have been unlikely.
Zibanejad’s next power-play goal will tie him with Daniel Sedin for second all-time among Swedish players at 138.
Star winger William Nylander missed the morning skate with an illness and was listed as a game-time decision, but was healthy enough to suit up.
Maybe not one guy needs to do the job.
Matthews took a pass from William Nylander in the extra period to end a wild night at Scotiabank Arena.
The 18-year-old also added an assist on Toronto’s opener off the stick of William Nylander for his first NHL point.
The Maple Leafs’ high-flying attack featuring Auston Matthews, William Nylander and Kirill Marchenko looked primed for a late onslaught, but the Senators kept their structure and didn’t allow Toronto to get goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky out of the net for an extra attacker in the final minutes.
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Topics

Avalanche Colorado Maple Leafs NHL TORONTO

Subjects

TORONTO GPE · 5× Avalanche ORG · 2× Colorado GPE · 2× Maple Leafs ORG · 2× NHL ORG · 2× Roslovic PERSON · 2× Devon Toews PERSON · 1× Gabriel Landeskog PERSON · 1× the Colorado Avalanche ORG · 1× the Maple Leafs ORG · 1×

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The 38-year-old goaltender — a two-time Stanley Cup champion and two-time Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL’s top netminder — has allowed three goals or more in 12 of his 13 starts since signing in free agency July 1.
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2026-11-11 · Global News
Landeskog, Avs hand Leafs fourth straight loss · assertive framing
2026-11-11 · Toronto Star
Landeskog scores twice, Avalanche hand Maple Leafs fourth straight loss · assertive framing

Claims (14 extracted, 1 hedged)

Gabriel Landeskog scored his second goal of the game in the third period as the Colorado Avalanche topped Toronto 6-3 to hand the Maple Leafs their fourth straight regulation loss Tuesday. asserted
Avalanche → score → loss
Devon Toews, with a goal and an assist, Brock Nelson, Artturi Lehkonen and Martin Necas, into an empty net, provided the rest of the offence for Colorado (11-6-2). asserted
Toews → provide → Colorado
Mackenzie Blackwood made 28 saves. asserted
Blackwood → make → saves
Cale Makar added two assists. asserted
Makar → add → assists
Darren Raddysh and Eason Cowan, with a goal and an assist each, and Jack Roslovic replied for Toronto (8-10-2), which has dropped six of its last seven decisions. asserted
which → reply → decisions
Sergei Bobrovksy finished with 22 stops. asserted
Bobrovksy → finish → stops
The 38-year-old goaltender — a two-time Stanley Cup champion and two-time Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL’s top netminder — has allowed three goals or more in 12 of his 13 starts since signing in free agency July 1. asserted
goaltender → allow → agency
Roslovic (lower-body injury) and shutdown defenceman Chris Tanev (load management) returned to the Toronto lineup after sitting out Sunday’s 4-0 loss to the New Jersey Devils. asserted
Roslovic → return → Devils
Morgan Rielly (lower-body injury) joined a long list of players receiving treatment in the trainer’s room. asserted
Rielly → join → room
The veteran blueliner is listed as day-to-day, while centre Colton Sissons (lower-body injury) is out week-to-week. asserted
Sissons → list → week
Top-line winger Kirill Marchenko (lower body) along with defencemen Marshall Rifai (lower body) and Nick Blankenburg (upper body) also remain sidelined week-to-week. asserted
Marchenko → remain → week
Makar left Sunday’s practice in Denver with an unspecified injury, but took part in Colorado’s morning skate and declared himself ready for Tuesday. asserted
himself → leave → Tuesday
KEY MOMENT Landeskog bagged the winner just 51 seconds after Roslovic tied the score 3-3 when he was left all alone in front of Bobrovksy. asserted
he → bag → Bobrovksy
KEY STAT Raddysh’s blast that gave Toronto a 1-0 lead was clocked at 92.89 miles per hour — the fourth fastest shot to result in a goal across the league this season, according to the NHL. uncertain
that → give → NHL
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