Corey

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I'm Corey with the story.

Tonight's the final prime Monday night hockey matchup, straight from Toronto's Scotiabank Arena, where the Maple Leafs host the Dallas Stars at 7, 30 p.m.

The Leafs are wrapping their regular season with these last two games, staring down a long offseason since playoffs ain't in the cards.

They're plotting that next title run in the big smoke, rebuilding from scratch.

Meanwhile, the Stars are locked in for the postseason again, with fans buzzing they'll finally snag the Stanley Cup.

They've hit the conference finals the past three years, but come up short now with Glenn Galutz and coaching.

They're eyeing that breakthrough.

John Forslund's on the call, backed by analysts like Jody Shelley or Shane Heanity, with Adnan Virk hosting and Andy Petrillo in the mix.

Leafs fans next space the Senators on April 15th at 7.30 p.m., while Stars hit the Sabres same day at 7 p.m., then playoffs, April 18th.

Catch this clash to see how both squads close out strong.

Toronto grinding for tomorrow.

Dallas revving playoff engines.

On April 13th, Dallas Stars gear up for their final matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight at Scotiabank Arena, tipping off at 6.30pm.

The ticket on 96.7 FM or 1310 AM for radio or NHL Game Center for live stats.

Earlier this season, Dallas smoked Toronto 5-1 back on December 21st at home, and they've now won the last two meetings, outscoring them 9-2.

All-time, the Stars are 95, 99, and 33 against the Leafs, with a decent road record.

Power play-wise, Dallas converts at 28.5% with 69 goals, leading the league, while Toronto's at 21.2%.

Fans are buzzing about stars Ford, Jason Robertson, who's on a three-game point streak with five points and just set the franchise Ironman record.

At 372 straight games, he's got 94 points this year, 10th in the NHL.