Frederik Andersen will make back-to-back starts for the third time this season, following a 4-2 win against the New Jersey Devils on Friday. In two previous games this season, the Maple Leafs lost each game, 2-1, to the Canadiens. "We've had two good games with them," coach Mike Babcock said. "They find a way to win all the time. We've got to get tired of that and find a way to win ourselves." Babcock cautioned his players not to take the Canadiens lightly, even though they are dealing with injuries. "I think two parts: one, is you look at the lineup and you say, 'Oh, they're missing guys,' but the second part is they're all on audition for a job every night," Babcock said. "They've got a chance right now some guys to play more, they work, they compete, they know they've got to do. They're a lunch-bucket group; they get out there and really compete." Toronto will try to extend its streak to eight consecutive games earning at least one point (6-0-1). "I don't think we're really thinking about who's in or who's out for them," defenseman Morgan Reilly said. "We're approaching this like it's a huge two points because it is. We have a good thing going and we're not taking any games for granted or taking any nights off. We're coming in tonight with a killer instinct and we're going to try to win this thing."
