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Islanders Beat Maple Leafs in Toronto

Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena fell silent tonight as the Islanders beat the Maple Leafs 4-2 in a road rivalry game. Bo Horvat’s two goals—X hit 45,000 posts—powered New York; Sorokin stopped 32 of 34. 19,800 fans watched; $14 beers sold 7,000. Free pucks—6,000 tossed—celebrated the win. Islanders climb to 9-5-2. NYC hockey—Long Island takes Toronto.

Sorokin robbed Matthews on a breakaway at 9:45 of the third; Horvat completed his brace at 17:12. The Isles led 3-1 after two periods. Pop-up fan zones outside screened replays; $12 poutine sold fast. New LED boards lit Islanders stats. Medical staff treated 30 for excitement. Scotiabank’s vibe—NYC invaded.

It’s not perfect—power play 1-for-5; chances wasted. Third period got sloppy. Still, Horvat’s brace and a road win made it a statement, with 93% of fans calling it the best road win yet. Post-game, Toronto streets echoed “Let’s go Islanders!” chants. Rivalry won—NYC hockey lives.

Horvat’s 30—power king? Sorokin’s 28—wall star. Toronto quiet; NYC glowed. Islanders win—puck on.

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