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Well, we have a clear winner for craziest game of the season.   Toronto went up 6-1 and 7-2 going into the third, only to allow four goals in the first 5:21 of the second, only to end up pulling away from the Red Wings.  10-7!  10-7!!!  Absolutely bonkers.  Toronto scored ten goals and didn't even have a power play.  The top line destroyed Detroit, led by Mitch Marner, who had four goals and two assists with six shots and two PIM.  Michael Bunting had a goal and four assists with four shots, while Auston Matthews had a goal and three assists with four shots.  Look, we know what we're getting from Marner and Matthews.  Bunting I'm still torn on.  Even in this game, Bunting played under 14 minutes.  It's hard to sustain success with that workload.  On the other hand, that line is as good as any in hockey right now, and Bunting has been going off.  I'm still leaning towards elite streamer, but I can't argue with anyone holding him.  Seventeen goals in a game!  Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend:
The new goalie for the Bruins is the one that's been in for the last decade.  Tuukka Rask made his season debut on Thursday, saving 25 of 27 shots in the 3-2 win over the Flyers.  Somehow Rask is available in over 65% of leagues still, so if you're in one of them, grab him immediately.  He didn't receive a ton of volume even in his prime, but I'd expect him to get 50-60% of the starts going forward which is definitely worth holding.  Linus Ullmark should receive the rest of the starts.  That's still enough for me to hold him as they should be quality starts now that Boston has turned the corner.  Jeremy Swayman was sent to the AHL since he doesn't have to clear waivers, so he can be cut in all formats.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the last two nights: