And partially as a result, the defensive effort the Panthers demonstrated in that game was what they had been trying to find since the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and it's what they'll shoot for again in Game 5 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET; CBC, TVAS, SN, ESPN).

The Maple Leafs head coach watched intently as his team practised its breakouts and power play — two of the reasons Toronto's 2-0 lead in its second-round series with the Panthers evaporated in Florida's heat.

Evan Rodrigues sustained the injury about five minutes into the third period when he took a high net near the boards from Maple Leafs defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson away from the puck.