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Maple Leafs’ horrible home stand ends with shutout loss to Oilers

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Koshan, T. (2026, November 15). Maple Leafs’ horrible home stand ends with shutout loss to Oilers. Toronto Sun. https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/maple-leafs-horrible-home-stand-ends-with-shutout-loss-to-oilers

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Toronto Sun · collected 2026-11-15 · by Terry Koshan

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The Toronto Maple Leafs concluded their six-game home stand with a 1-0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers at Scotiabank Arena, marking the first time in franchise history that the team went winless during such a stretch. Despite goaltender Anthony Stolarz's strong performance with 19 saves, the Leafs were unable to capitalize on their chances, while Oilers defenseman Evan Bouchard scored the only goal of the game. Connor McDavid extended his season-opening point streak to 21 games with an assist on Bouchard’s goal.
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On November 14, 2026, the Toronto Maple Leafs' goaltender Anthony Stolarz started against the Edmonton Oilers, marking the first time in the 2026-27 season that he had started consecutive games. The Oilers, led by superstar Connor McDavid, won the game 1-0 at Scotiabank Arena, handing the Maple Leafs their sixth straight home loss. Devon Levi recorded his first NHL shutout with 20 saves, and Evan Bouchard scored the only goal for Edmonton. The Oilers improved to 15-3-3, while the Maple Leafs remained winless in their six-game home stand, finishing last in the Atlantic Division and eight points out of a playoff spot.

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Toronto SunThis outlet15 Nov

The Toronto Maple Leafs concluded their six-game home stand with a 1-0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers at Scotiabank Arena, marking the first time in franchise history that the team went winless during such a stretch. Despite goaltender Anthony Stolarz's strong performance with 19 saves, the Leafs were unable to capitalize on their chances, while Oilers defenseman Evan Bouchard scored the only goal of the game. Connor…

Maple Leafs’ horrible home stand ends with shutout loss to Oilers (this article)2 articles from Toronto Sun on this story
Toronto Star15 Nov

The Toronto Maple Leafs completed a challenging 0-6-0 homestand with a 1-0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Despite strong performances by players like Evan Bouchard, who scored the only goal, and goaltender Devon Levi, who made 19 saves, the Maple Leafs were unable to capitalize on their efforts. Head coach Jim Hiller and players like John Tavares and Chris Tanev emphasized the need to stay positive and focused on…

'Tough sledding': Maple Leafs finish ugly homestand with sixth consecutive loss →4 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Global News15 Nov

The Toronto Maple Leafs concluded their 0-6-0 homestand with a 1-0 loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday. Despite strong performances by players like Devon Levi, who made 19 saves, and goaltender Anthony Stolarz, who stopped 22 shots, the Leafs could not break through against the high-powered Oilers. Head coach Jim Hiller and players like John Tavares acknowledged the effort but emphasized the need for better…

Leafs finish ugly homestand with another loss →2 articles from Global News on this story

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Maple Leafs Sixth Straight Loss
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Terry Koshan
7 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
Article content May the Maple Leafs never experience anything like that again.
Anthony Stolarz will be in goal against the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night, marking the first time in the 2026-27 season that the 32-year-old netminder has started consecutive games.
Perhaps hitting a few baseballs out of the park will be what drags the Maple Leafs out of their demoralizing losing streak.
Nearly seven years since he most recently stood behind a National Hockey League bench in Scotiabank Arena, Babcock will do so again on Saturday night, his formidable ego undoubtedly buoyed by the Oilers’ start.
Blackwood couldn’t get across quickly enough to stop Raddysh’s one-timer, high on the blocker side, off a pass from Matthews.
There could be a deeper level for the Leafs to sink once the Colorado Avalanche arrives at Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday night.
When Keith Tkachuk was booed during Hockey Hall of Fame introductions on Sunday night, little did we know that would be about the extent of the emotion at Scotiabank Arena.
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Leafs Oilers Toronto the Edmonton Oilers the Maple Leafs

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Leafs ORG · 7× Bouchard PERSON · 3× Oilers ORG · 3× Levi PERSON · 2× McDavid PERSON · 2× Nylander PERSON · 2× Stolarz PERSON · 2× Toronto GPE · 2× the Edmonton Oilers ORG · 1× the Maple Leafs ORG · 1×

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Nylander finished the home stand with one goal, but he came close to passing George Armstrong for sole possession of seventh place on the Toronto franchise scoring list when he rang a shot off the crossbar in the first period.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-15
Article content May the Maple Leafs never experience anything like that again.
2026-11-15 · Toronto Sun
Maple Leafs’ horrible home stand ends with shutout loss to Oilers · assertive framing

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Article content May the Maple Leafs never experience anything like that again. uncertain
Leafs → experience → that
A six-game home stand with no points to show for Toronto ended on Saturday night with no goals, as the Leafs were shut out 1-0 by the Edmonton Oilers at Scotiabank Arena. asserted
Leafs → show → Arena
It’s the first time in team history that the Leafs went 0-6-0 on a six-game home stand. asserted
Leafs → ’ → stand
And that’s eight losses in regulation in the past nine games. asserted
that → ’ → games
By no means were the Leafs bad on Saturday, but they were going to have to play perfect hockey, more or less, to beat an Oilers team that lost just three times in regulation in its first 20 games. asserted
that → go → games
Anthony Stolarz provided better goaltending than what Sergei Bobrovsky has been supplying. asserted
Bobrovsky → provide → what
At the Oilers’ end, Devon Levi wasn’t peppered often and made 19 saves for the shutout. asserted
Levi → pepper → shutout
Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard, who was fourth in National Hockey League scoring with 33 points going into the game, scored at 15:34 of the second period. asserted
who → go → period
A point shot by Bouchard eluded a screened Stolarz after Easton Cowan was unable to clear the zone. asserted
Cowan → elude → zone
Connor McDavid had an assist to extend his season-opening point streak to 21 games. asserted
McDavid → have → games
At the one-minute mark of the third period, the Leafs appeared to tie the game when John Tavares re-directed a William Nylander shot past Levi. asserted
Tavares → appear → Levi
After referees Jean Hebert and Brandon Blandina reviewed the play, the goal was waved off because of a Tavares high stick. asserted
goal → review → stick
Prior to the Bouchard goal, Stolarz made more than a few difficult saves, including stops on McDavid and Leon Draisaitl as Jake McCabe served a high-sticking minor earlier in the second. asserted
McCabe → make → second
On that kill, Leafs defenceman Dakota Mermis got some crowd appreciation when he checked a streaking McDavid off the puck. asserted
he → get → puck
Chris Tanev, back on the Leafs blue line after sitting out the team’s game against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday for load management, made a fine play to break up a Zach Hyman rush not long before the Bouchard goal. asserted
Tanev → sit → goal
Nylander finished the home stand with one goal, but he came close to passing George Armstrong for sole possession of seventh place on the Toronto franchise scoring list when he rang a shot off the crossbar in the first period. asserted
he → finish → period
Nylander and Armstrong are tied with 713 points. asserted
Nylander → tie → points
Some early Leafs energy in the first period did not bear fruit. asserted
energy → bear → fruit
Captain Auston Matthews was denied by Levi on a wraparound, and Ryan Tverberg failed to take advantage of a couple of chances from close quarters. asserted
Tverberg → deny → quarters
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