The post Maple Leafs’ Auston Matthews roasted after Game 7 embarrassment vs. Panthers appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Toronto Maple Leafs failed to get past the second round of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs again.

Ahead of a chaotic offseason in The Six, one key teammate of Auston Matthews delivered a powerful statement to the Toronto Maple Leafs and the rest of the NHL as he is set to become an RFA.

Auston Matthews' journey to NHL stardom started with the hard work and sacrifice of his parents, especially his mom, Ema Matthews.

Auston Matthews' struggles are one of the many reasons why Maple Leafs fans fought back during Game 5 of their second-round series.

Ema Matthews, Auston Matthews' mother, worked tirelessly at multiple jobs, including Starbucks, to finance his hockey dream. Facing the financial challenges of the sport, especially as a family ...

Auston Matthews got his first goal of the series to break a scoreless tie in the third period, Joseph Woll stopped 22 shots, and the Toronto Maple Leafs kept their season alive by beating the Florida Panthers 2-0 in Game 6 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series Friday night.

Auston Matthews scored eight minutes into his first NHL game. The ensuing nine years saw the Toronto Maple Leafs captain put more pucks in the net than any other player in the league, which is why he arrived at Amerant Bank Arena surrounded by a cacophony of what his teammates typically refer to as “noise.

The Toronto Maple Leafs forward had just been clipped in the eye by the stick of Florida Panthers forward Aleksander Barkov, which had made its way under his face shield midway through the second period of Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Second Round on Friday, and he began to panic.

Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews revealed he played through an injury sustained in training camp, but declined to reveal the nature of it. Matthews was clearly labouring throughout the playoffs,