Bernier, Parenteau propel Maple Leafs to rout of Ducks
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Jonathan Bernier made 38 saves in his 11th career shutout, and P.A. Parenteau scored two goals in the Toronto Maple Leafs' 4-0 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night.
At 2-0-0 (4 pts) the Leafs have more points in January 2016 than they had in all of January 2015. 1-11-1 (3 pts). That is kind of amazing.
— David Alter (@dalter) January 7, 2016
Nazem Kadri and Brad Boyes also scored for the Leafs, who opened their three-game California road trip with their fourth win in five games overall.
John Gibson stopped 22 shots, but the Ducks' All-Star rookie goalie was forced to leave early in the third following a collision with Kadri.
Bernier did his toughest work while making 18 saves in the first period of his second shutout of a Southern California team this season. He also scuffled with Corey Perry during the third period when the Ducks' All-Star forward responded to a slash on his legs by cross-checking the Toronto goalie.