Seattle defeated Toronto 5–4 on October 28 after Brandon Montour scored late, despite two power-play goals and an assist from the Maple Leafs' Gavin McKenna.
A final-minute winner in Seattle
The Seattle Kraken defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5–4 at Climate Pledge Arena on October 28 after defenceman Brandon Montour scored with 32.7 seconds left in regulation. The NHL's official recap says Toronto had rallied from a 4–2 deficit in the third period, with goals from Jack Roslovic and Auston Matthews. Matthews tied the game at four with 1:30 remaining as Toronto used an extra attacker, but Seattle responded on an offensive-zone faceoff in the final minute. The result ended Toronto's comeback bid and gave Seattle its third win in four games.
McKenna's milestone
Toronto forward Gavin McKenna scored two power-play goals and added an assist for his first three-point NHL game. Matthews contributed a goal and two assists, while Roslovic had a goal and an assist. Seattle received goals from Berkly Catton, Josh Mahura, Chandler Stephenson and Ryker Evans before Montour's winner. The NHL credited Seattle goalie Philipp Grubauer with 17 saves and Toronto's Sergei Bobrovsky with 12. These are dated game statistics, not live totals or projections.
The next scheduled games
The official game account listed Toronto at 7–6–2 and Seattle at 8–4–1 following Wednesday's result. The Maple Leafs were scheduled to visit San Jose on Saturday, while Seattle was due in Calgary on Friday. As with all future fixtures, the official league schedule remains the source to check for changes. CDN News is linking a sourced game recap rather than embedding a game stream or describing replay footage as a live broadcast.
Sources & transparency
NHL.com — Toronto Maple Leafs at Seattle Kraken official recap, October 28Toronto Maple Leafs — Official October 28 team recapOriginal CDN News coverage. Sources are linked for reference.
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