Toronto tied the game in the third period through a goal scored by defenseman Morgan Rielly before Brad Marchand scored the overtime winner off a deflection at 15:27. Woll has now allowed at least three goals in each of his three playoff appearances this year, posting an .869 save percentage and 3.99 goals-against average.

The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a 5-4 overtime defeat in Game 3 on Friday night, and now reduced their series lead over the Florida Panthers to 2-1. After so m

Woll is expected to start Game 3 at Amerant Bank Arena on Friday (7 p.m. ET; MAX, truTV, TNT, SN, TVAS, CBC) with Matt Murray backing up. The Panthers are down 2-0 heading home and will be making a big push early on, so the 26-year-old must brace himself. For his part, he's performed like he's ready for it.