The Maple Leafs weren’t short of manufacturing goals or making news during Saturday’s win in Philadelphia.

In the 100th regular season game played in the City of Brotherly Love between Toronto and the Flyers, a 5-2 victory saw Easton Cowan’s first NHL goal but a scary looking third-period injury to defenceman Chris Tanev as well.

The first road win took some pressure off a team whose disconnected defensive play had become a growing concern to coach Craig Berube.

Our takeaways as the Leafs stayed in the pack of an Eastern conference with all 16 teams separated by just seven points.

TANEV TAKES A HIT

The dangers of repeat head traumas in hockey have been well-documented, and now a key Leaf has been rattled by what could be consecutive concussions.

Tanev has made lower body shot blockin

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