Tavares scores 400th in the first period, Bunting adds two in the second.
PITTSBURGH—A little bit of line juggling magic and two timely goals from Michael Bunting helped goalie Matt Murray get his first win with theBunting's two second-period goals tempered a Pittsburgh rally and helped the Leafs to a 5-2 decision at PPG Paints Arena.
“That was a good thing,” he said. “I think I just needed a little reset. I'm pretty hard on myself to begin with as a as a player. So I just want to go out there and build my confidence back and then just keep it rolling.” “I think any time the team plays against us, they're well aware of the fact that we've got two groups that they have to be very conscious of,” Keefe said. “We probably make a bigger deal of it here than the opposition does. I think they know what they're up against with our team. And I think most coaches will tell you they just focus on their own group.”Murray, who won the Stanley Cup twice in Pittsburgh, was in familiar territory as he returned.
Murray was tested harder in the second period — Pittsburgh launched 15 shots at him and scored twice — but Toronto still had a two-goal lead thanks to Bunting.
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