Panthers vs. Maple Leafs Game 2 Free Live -Stream: See NHL -Playoffs online, time, TV channel

The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Florida Panthers 5: 4 at home in game 1. Toronto will be organized in game 2 of her second round series, which takes place on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

You need to know the following:

What: NHL Playoffs, round 2

Who: Florida Panthers against Toronto Maple Leafs

When: Wednesday, May 7, 2025

Where: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario

Time: 7 p.m. et

TV channel: ESPN

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NHL Playoff's schedule

Wednesday, May 7th

Florida Panthers against Toronto Maple Leaf | 7 p.m. ET | ESPN (stream)

Dalla's stars against Winnipeg Jets | 9:30 p.m. ET | ESPN (stream)

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Here is a current NHL history of Associated Press:

Toronto (AP) – Toronto Maple Leaf Anthony Stolanz's cake ended on Monday evening game 1 of the second round of the team against Florida injured with an obvious head injury.

Shortly before his departure, the stolance took an elbow on the back of Panther's striker Sam Bennett. He also took a puck in the mask and knocked out of his head earlier.

“Ellbogen in the head, of course like the day,” said coach Craig Berube after that when he was asked about Bennett, whom he was in contact with the stolance, which he added. “I am not sure why there is no call for it. I understand it. You miss calls. But it is clearly a punishment.”

Florida's coach, Paul Maurice, said the officials were nearby and did not believe that it was a punishment.

“Hope for Anthony and his health,” said Maurice. “Love this guy and hope that it will get better very quickly.”

The television programs seemed to show the stun, which provided itself in a bucket via the team bank before they left in the middle of the second period. The team said he was under evaluation.

Backup Joseph Woll has entered his first NHL game campaign since April 17, with Toronto 4: 1. Woll allowed three goals at 20 shots, but the Leafs held the defending champion Stanley Cup Champions 5: 4.

“Hopefully the league will handle it and protect our players,” said Matthew Knies, who achieved the winning goal.

Stoltz, who had a Cup ring from Sergei Bobrovsky last year, played all six games in the victory of the first round of the Leafs against Ottawa and scored a 2.21 goals that average and 0.901 percentuuated. The 31-year-old won 12 out of 14 starts into the regular season before he was injured.