Blue Jackets captain chirps the Maple Leafs style of play

The Columbus Blue Jackets and Toronto Maple Leafs took part in one of the most entertaining hockey games in recent years. After the Jackets went up 3-0, the Leafs pulled the goalie on three occasions to send the game into overtime. In the extra frame, the Leafs just did what the Leafs always do, if you ask Columbus captain, Nick Foligno.

Nick Foligno on usually disciplined #CBJ getting into penalty trouble in Games 2 & 4:

"Obviously, they thrive on the power play. They’re always looking to get calls & that’s kind of the engine of their team"

— Mark Masters (@markhmasters) August 8, 2020

Nick Foligno on tripping penalty that led to Leafs GWG:

"You just never want to be in that position to put your team in that spot so that's on me … I'm not going to worry about what's gone on in the past. I can't change any of that. Take ownership of it & you move past it …" https://t.co/9lfpLvH3Ul

— Mark Masters (@markhmasters) August 8, 2020

So Foligno chirps the Leafs but admits the loss in on him for the play. Sunday's game 5 should be a time!