The Pittsburgh Penguins appear to have ended their trade deadline day with one final move to shore up their NHL roster for the remainder of the season.

The Pittsburgh Penguins wrap up a back-to-back taking on the Toronto Maple Leafs. Welcome back to NHL Predictions here on Last Word on Hockey! Each day, we provide in-depth analysis, insights, and predictions for all the NHL’s games.

During Friday’s practice with the Maple Leafs in Denver, Connor Dewar got high-sticked and left early for treatment. As he was getting “glued up” by the staff, teammate Conor Timmins came into the locker room,

Just 10 minutes in, the Maple Leafs were up 2-0 with a 13-3 shot advantage, dominating a tired Penguins team playing an early game on the second leg of a back-to-back. Less than five minutes later, Toronto was down 3-2, and the team ended the first period with a 17-13 shot deficit.

E_Gonzales (1), Williams (1). DP_Toronto 0, Pittsburgh 2. LOB_Toronto 6, Pittsburgh 5. 2B_Palmegiani (1), Cheng (1). HR_Kirk (1), Santander (1), Nimmala (1), Roden (1), Cruz (1), Bart (1). SB_Cruz (1). SF_Solak (1). Lucas pitched to 1 batter in the 8th.

William Nylander scored a minute into overtime to give the Toronto Maple Leafs at 6-5 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. Nylander's 35th goal of the season brought the Maple Leafs to 38-20-2,

First Period_1, Toronto, Domi 4 (Robertson, McMann), 2:15. 2, Toronto, Timmins 2 (Holmberg, Nylander), 4:39. 3, Pittsburgh, Glass 4 (Lizotte, Shea), 10:27. 4 ...