	Game Reports
	Toronto vs. Detroit Reported as of 10:52 p.m., Fri., Oct. 23, 1998 Final Toronto 5 Detroit 3 Scoring Summary 3rd Period Toronto -- Berezin 5 (Korolev), 1:58 Left Detroit --Power play LaPointe 1 (Larionov, Kozlov), 7:04 Left Detroit -- Larionov 1 (McCarty, Yzerman), 15:29 Left 2nd Period Toronto -- Thomas 2 (Modin), 0:47 Left Detroit -- Shanahan 7 (unassisted), 2:01 Left Toronto -- Kaberle 1 (Berezin, King), 15:36 Left 1st Period Toronto -- Berezin 4 (unassisted), 0:35 Left Toronto -- Sundin 3 (Thomas), 5:48 Left Statistics Power-Play Conversion Toronto - 0 Of 4, Detroit - 1 Of 6. Shots On Goal 1 2 3 Total Toronto 10 13 4 27 Detroit 12 11 14 37 Starting Goalies Toronto - Curtis Joseph Detroit - Kevin Hodson Officials Referee - S Walkom Linesmen - Henderson, Scapinello
	Toronto 5, Carolina 1 Saturday, October 3, 1998 Carolina 1 0 0 1 Toronto 1 1 3 5 TORONTO (Ticker) -- Sergei Berezin scored twice and rookie *Tomas Kaberle* had two assists as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Carolina Hurricanes, 5-1. Berezin snapped a 1-1 tie midway through the second period. Goaltender Felix Potvin made a crisp outlet pass to Jason Smith at the blue line. He shoveled ahead to Berezin, who broke into the Hurricanes zone and veered left before flipping a backhander past Trevor Kidd. Berezin added his fourth preseason goal in the third period between scores by Darby Hendrickson and Niklas Andersson as the Maple Leafs tallied three times in a span of 3 1/2 minutes. Potvin stopped 24 shots as Toronto improved its exhibition mark to 6-1-1. Kaberle, who has a good chance of making the club, assisted on Mats Sundin's power-play goal in the first period that evened the score and set up Hendrickson's marker in the third. Kidd stopped 21 shots and Jeff O'Neill scored the only goal for the Hurricanes (5-3-0), who did not record a shot for the first 12 1/2 minutes of the third period.
	Washington 5, Toronto 2 Reported as of 10:35 p.m., Sat., Jan. 2 TORONTO (Ticker) -- If only the Washington Capitals could play the first-place Toronto Maple Leafs more often. The Capitals were next-to-last in the Eastern Conference standings but managed to extend their winning streak against Toronto to seven games with a 5-2 victory in their penultimate visit to fabled Maple Leaf Gardens. Washington, which improved to 2-0 against Toronto this season, has not lost to the Maple Leafs since November 10th, 1995. The Capitals are 14-20-4 all-time at the league's oldest arena, which willclose after Chicago visits on February 13th. They play there again on January 30th. A Stanley Cup finalist last season, Washington had lost two in a row and 11 of 15 before winning for the third time in their last 10 road games. The Caps were tied for 26th in the league with 75 goals and trailed 1-0 after one period before beating Curtis Joseph three times in the second. Brian Bellows put Washington ahead for good, 2-1, at 11:39 and assisted on Jeff Toms' first of the season in the third period for his 1,000th career point. Statistics Game Score 1 2 3 Final Washington 0 3 2 5 Toronto 1 0 1 2 Scoring 1st Period 1. Toronto Thomas (Karpovtsev, Modin) 0:44. Penalties Toronto Karpovtsev (elbowing) 7:56, Washington Pivonka (Obstr tripping) 8:25, Washington Hunter (interference) 11:24, Toronto Korolev (hooking) 13:48, Washington Tinordi (roughing) 16:27 2nd Period 2. Washington Pivonka pp (unassisted) 1:29, 3. Washington Bellows (Toms, Mironov) 11:39, 4. Washington Bulis pp (Mironov, Black) 19:58. Penalties Toronto K. King (elbowing) 1:15, Washington Bondra (double high sticking minor) 15:36, Toronto Tremblay (tripping) 19:09 3rd Period 5. Washington Toms (Bellows) 3:34, 6. Toronto Modin (Kaberle) 7:22, 7. Washington Johansson (empty net) 19:37. Penalties None Shots On GOal 1 2 3 Total Washington 11 7 10 28 Toronto 13 8 10 31 Power Plays Washington -- 2 of 4 Toronto -- 0 of 5 Goalies Washington Kolzig Shots 31 Saves 29, Toronto Joseph Shots 27 Saves 23 Attendance 15,726. Officials Referee Gregson. Linesmen Gibbs, Scapinello