Tavares cut it to 5-4 with 59 seconds remaining when he deflected Mitch Marner 's shot from the point over Alexandar Georgiev 's blocker. Nylander then scored his second of the game from the right hash marks with 14 seconds left to tie it 5-5. Both goals came with Joseph Woll on the bench for the extra skater.

Toronto scores three in the third to snap Kings’ home point streak and hand them their first regulation home loss in over two months.

Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Brandon Carlo hadn't dropped the gloves in nearly two years, but he brought back his fighting chops on Saturday. Just over three minutes into the 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings, Carlo found himself trading punches with Jeff Malott, who was playing only his second NHL game.