Game 7? More like Game Done. Florida feasts and flips the script to take the series 4-3
Leafs Nation, please look away. Actually—no, go ahead and stare into the full-blown hockey disaster that was Game 7.
The Florida Panthers didn’t just win — they obliterated the Toronto Maple Leafs with a savage 6-1 whooping that looked less like a hockey game and more like a nature documentary. Predators? Meet prey.
From puck drop, it was clear: the Cats came to claw, the Leafs came to… well… hope. And as usual, Toronto hope in Game 7 is about as useful as a snow shovel in Miami.
Aleksander Barkov turned into Bark-king-of-the-north, while Sergei Bobrovsky played like a goalie possessed — full glove, no chill.
The Leafs? They got one goal, then immediately got ghosted like a bad Tinder date. Passes were off, legs were tired, and their defense had the structural integrity of wet cardboard.
Meanwhile, Matthew Tkachuk was out there causing chaos like a raccoon in your garage at 3 a.m. He didn’t just play hockey — he set fire to whatever Toronto was trying to do.
By the third period, Florida fans were already planning their next round outfits while Leafs fans were Googling “how to emotionally recover from annual playoff pain.”
The Panthers now pounce into the next round, big cats full of confidence and goal-scoring swagger.
Toronto? It’s that time again… We’ll get ‘em next year—2025 edition.
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