After the Anaheim Ducks had tied the game early in the third period, Toronto's fourth line put the puck deep in the offensive zone. After some hard work down low by Pontus Holmberg and David Kampf, the puck went up to Simon Benoit, who fired a shot towards the net.

Lorentz scored a goal on two shots in Sunday's 3-2 win over the Ducks.

With the score tied early in the third period, Steven Lorentz netted the game-winning goal when the puck took a fortuitous bounce off Sutherland after the referee fell to the ice. Lorentz acknowledged the lucky break but was happy to take it because of the unlucky bounces he experienced earlier this season.

According to James Mirtle and Jonas Siegel of The Athletic, that's one possible outcome of the Leafs' upcoming off-season, with both Marner and Tavares set to become free agents on July 1—barring signing a contract extension between the ends of the playoffs and that date.

Max Domi scored a highlight-reel goal to break the game open and Steven Lorentz got the game-winner on a tipped shot.

The Maple Leafs’ fourth-line left winger scored his seventh goal of the season Sunday to break a tie late in the third period in Anaheim, and it turned out to be the game-winner in a 3-2 decision over the Ducks. Remarkably, it was Lorentz’s fourth game-winning goal of the season.

Tavares and Lorentz, each unrestricted free agents at the end of this season, may have to wait to receive contract offers from Toronto.

As the NHL offseason approaches, the Toronto Maple Leafs find themselves at a crucial crossroads, with the future of star player Mitch Marner poised to shape their roster decisions. This article delves into the intricacies of Marner's contract situation,