Morgan Rielly may have just cracked the code to the Maple Leafs power play

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Alexander Cole
November 7, 2024 (3:28 PM)

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Morgan Rielly has been playing well for the Toronto Maple Leafs this season, although if there is one area he has seen some struggles, it has been the power play.

Thankfully, those struggles finally subsided on Tuesday against the Boston Bruins. After coming into the game ranked last in their power play, the team was able to score three power play tallies.

Rielly was one of the players to score, and it's clear that the team was experiencing a shift in the way that it plays. After the game, Rielly even pointed at the fact that the team was actually taking shots on net and grinding it out, all throughout the evening.

Morgan Rielly dishes on the power play

"I don't think we're going to get carried away thinking we got anything solved. I think it was just a matter of time, just about sticking with the process. We wanted to shoot more pucks, we wanted to get more traffic, and I thought we did those things. But by all means we don't have everything all sorted out. It's going to be a work in progress, but obviously tonight it played a big role."

One has to wonder if the power play problem is officially fixed. However, the power play is constantly a work in progress and Craig Berube, as well as Marc Savard can not let their feet off of the gas.

Do you believe that the Toronto Maple Leafs power play is fixed? Let us know in the poll down below.

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NOVEMBRE 7 \| 190 ANSWERS Morgan Rielly may have just cracked the code to the Maple Leafs power play Do you believe the Toronto Maple Leafs Power Play is cured?
YES	66	34.7 %
NO	124	65.3 %
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