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Ex-Files Day #10, Zadorov scores in loss to Nashville

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The Toronto Maple Leafs on the brink of elimination stepped up and put forth their best effort in their first-round series against Boston, and former Sabre blueliner Jake McCabe made his presence felt. The 30-year-old scored his first goal of the playoffs and had six hits in almost 23 minutes of ice time in the Leafs 2-1 overtime victory at TD Garden.

Another former Sabre, defenseman Ilya Lyubuskin had an assist on Matthew Knies overtime winner and was +2 in 17:04.

Here is how other ex-Sabres did on Tuesday:

Colorado Avalanche - Casey Mittelstadt

Mittelstadt, 1 assist, 16:49 TOI

The former Sabres leading scorer had a strong showing in his first postseason series with Colorado, registering six points (1 goal, 5 assists) in five games against Winnipeg. 

Nashville Predators - Ryan O’Reilly

O’Reilly was back to his old self in the faceoff circle in Game 5, winning 16 of 25 draws, and was +1 in 21:48 in the Preds 2-1 victory on Tuesday.

Vancouver Canucks – Tyler Myers, Nikita Zadorov

Zadorov has been a surprising offensive contributor for the Canucks, scoring his second goal of the playoffs in their 2-1 loss to Nashville in Game 5 that narrowed Vancouver’s lead in the series to 3-2 going back to Music City.

Myers, 17:17 TOI

The former Calder Trophy winner is pointless in four games thus far.

Winnipeg Jets – Colin Miller

After being a healthy scratch in the first four games, Miller was inserted by Winnipeg coach Rick Bowness for Game 5 on Tuesday and registered an assist on Tyler Toffoli’s third-period tying goal, but Colorado scored three third-period goals to eliminate the Jets.

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