Brandon Montour scored in the final minute as the Seattle Kraken beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5–4 in Seattle on Wednesday, October 28, after surrendering a two-goal advantage.
Toronto had drawn level through Auston Matthews with 1:30 remaining, playing with an extra attacker after removing goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky. Montour’s subsequent shot from the right circle restored Seattle’s lead before regulation ended, according to the NHL and Associated Press accounts.
The result overshadowed a milestone performance by Toronto rookie Gavin McKenna, the first overall draft pick. He scored two power-play goals, one in each of the opening two periods, and assisted on Matthews’ equalizer for his first three-point NHL game.
Chandler Stephenson contributed a goal and an assist for Seattle. Berkly Catton, Josh Mahura and Ryker Evans also scored. The Kraken improved to 8–4–1, while Toronto fell to 7–6–2.
Seattle next visits Calgary on Friday. Toronto’s next scheduled game is Saturday at San Jose.
Sources: Associated Press, via Yahoo Sports — https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/kraken-outlast-maple-leafs-5-045117327.html NHL game report — https://www.nhl.com/news/toronto-maple-leafs-seattle-kraken-game-recap-october-28-2026