Stolarz, Maple Leafs too leaky in high-scoring loss to Mammoth

The Toronto Maple Leafs fell 5-4 to the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City, despite rallying late, and finished with three points on a road trip that included a new coach and an injury-plagued lineup. Coach Jim Hiller said three points “not really” was acceptable in a league where teams must keep pushing for more. Utah jumped out quickly, scoring five goals on 16 shots in the first two periods versus Toronto goaltender Anthony Stolarz, all at even strength. A four-goal second period, led by Dylan Guenther and capped by MacKenzie Weegar’s goal with 40 seconds left, swung the game.