Marlies Season Over

SCORING SUMMARY

Cleveland: H. McKown (1) (M. Bowey), R. Grimaldi (1) (D. Mateychuk, H. McKown), D. Mateychuk (2) (Unassisted), J. Malatesta (1) (G. Richard)
Goaltender: J. Greaves (39/42) W

Toronto: Z. Solow (1) (T. Niemelä, R. Hirvonen), Z. Solow (2) (T. Niemelä), R. Mastrosimone (1) PS (Unassisted)
Goaltender: M. Murray (46/50) OT/L

ON THE SCORESHEET

• Zach Solow opened the scoring at 14:35 of the first period and later added his second goal at 4:03 of the second period.
• Robert Mastrosimone scored at 4:50 of the third period on the penalty shot. This was the first time a Marlies player scored at home on the penalty shot in playoffs.
• Topi Niemelä recorded the primary assist on both of Solow’s goals. This was his first career multi-point game in the Calder Cup playoffs.
• Roni Hirvonen had the secondary assist on Solow’s first period goal.
• Matt Murray stopped 46 of 50 shots he faced.

TEAM NOTES

• Toronto is 15-10 in overtime in the playoffs.
• This is the sixth time in Toronto postseason history that the club has gone to multiple overtimes.
• The Marlies were 2-for-2 on the penalty kill and 0-for-1 on the power play.
• Cleveland had a 50-42 edge in shots in all situations. Nick Abruzzese and Robert Mastrosimone led the Marlies with six shots on goal.

LOGAN SHAW

On today’s game:

I’m proud of our guys. All season we didn’t quit. Whether we were up 5-0, down 5-0, it didn’t matter. Losing a playoff game, it didn’t matter. We didn’t quit at all. We fought right to the end every night. You have bad games throughout the run of a season but I’m proud of how our whole group came together throughout the season. Even this game, we stuck with it right through the end. It’s a terrible feeling losing out in April but you keep that inside and you remember what it feels like so eventually when you play until the end of June, you realize how good it feels compared to how crappy it feels to lose out.