The Leafs torched the Oilers 7-2 for their fourth straight win

EDMONTON – William Nylander scored twice, including the 300th of his career, as the Toronto Maple Leafs torched the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Saturday.

Jack Roslovic, Auston Matthews, Troy Stecher, Zack MacEwen and Vinni Lettieri also scored for the Maple Leafs (7-4-2) who have won four straight.

Anthony Stolarz made 30 stops to earn the win in Toronto’s net.

Leon Draisaitl scored twice for the Oilers (8-2-1) whose three-game winning streak was snapped. With his league-leading 12th goal, Draisaitl recorded his third consecutive two-goal game and extended his scoring streak to six games, in which he scored nine goals.

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TAKEAWAY

Maple Leafs: Matthews and Kirill Marchenko both extended their season-opening road streak to five games. Matthews now needs just one point to reach 800 in his career, which would make him the fastest player in franchise history to reach the milestone, in addition to the third-fastest American skater in the NHL to reach the mark.

Oilers: Connor McDavid had two assists to extend his early-season points streak to 11 games — giving him an incredible 33 points in 11 games. McDavid entered the contest scoring a surprising 3.10 points per game.

IMPORTANT MOMENT

Just 54 seconds after going up 2-0, Kirill Marchenko made a great pass to hit Stecher in the slot and he scored his second goal of the season in as many games.

KEY STATUS

No team has had more success at Rogers Place in Edmonton than the Maple Leafs. Since the Oilers moved into their new arena, Toronto has gone 12-2-1.

PENALTY KILLING ABILITY

The Maple Leafs have been impressive this season on the PK. They had killed 40 of the opposition’s 41 power plays and 30 in a row until Edmonton got one late in Saturday’s game.

NEXT

Maple Leafs: Visit the Calgary Flames on Monday.

Oilers: Host the Detroit Red Wings on Monday.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 24, 2026.