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Leafs vs Golden Knights Game 5 Preview: McKenna and Cowan Swap Lines, Bobrovsky Starts, & Best Bets
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The Toronto Maple Leafs hit the road for Game 5 of the 2026-27 NHL season as they prepare to take on the Vegas Golden Knights, and Zack Phillips gets you set for puck drop with a full Leafs vs. Golden Knights game preview!
Coming off a thrilling 5-4 overtime comeback victory over the Nashville Predators, the Maple Leafs are making some notable lineup changes ahead of their matchup with Vegas. Rookie Gavin McKenna moves down to the third line, while Easton Cowan earns a promotion to the second line. Zack breaks down the changes, what they mean for Toronto’s forward combinations, and whether the adjustments can help the Leafs build some momentum.
Plus, Sergei Bobrovsky gets the start in goal as Zack examines the goaltending situation, the projected lineups, key matchups and players to watch. He also shares his keys to the game, what Toronto needs to do to come away with a victory, and his best bets for Leafs vs. Golden Knights.
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