This was one of the weirder games I’ve graded. At even strength, the Toronto Maple Leafs out-chanced the Montreal Canadiens 13-2 in the first period, got out-chanced by Montreal in the second period 17-4, then did the out-chancing themselves again in the third period 18-8.
In total, one end of the rink had 48 chances while the other had 14. I’m honestly not sure what to do with that information, but it’s quite strange. At the end of the day, Toronto won this game 3-2, although the massive swings in momentum made this a tough one to evaluate.