The Edmonton Oilers threw 42 hits on Saturday night to Toronto's 23 and put 32 shots on goal. Anthony Stolarz stopped 30 of them, and the Toronto Maple Leafs won 7-2 at Rogers Place with goals from six different players, two of them scoring for the first time this season.

Toronto improved to 7-4-2. The Edmonton Oilers, who came in 8-1-1, dropped to 8-2-1 in front of 18,347.

Anthony Stolarz Finished With a .938 Save Percentage

Stolarz played all 60 minutes and saved 27 even-strength shots and three on the power play, per ESPN's box score. The only pucks that beat him came from Leon Draisaitl, who scored twice, both times set up by Connor McDavid and Evan Bouchard. One of those came on the power play, Edmonton's only goal in three chances.

Zack MacEwen and Vinni Lettieri Got on the Board

Jack Roslovic opened the scoring unassisted in the first period. Auston Matthews scored his ninth goal and Troy Stecher his second, 54 seconds apart early in the second, to make it 3-0. William Nylander scored twice in the third, once on Toronto's only power play.

The depth goals put it away. Zack MacEwen batted in his first of the season in 9:39 of ice time, and Vinni Lettieri closed the scoring with 31 seconds left, also his first, with rookie Gavin McKenna picking up the assist. Kirill Marchenko had two assists.

Toronto plays at Calgary on Monday. Full numbers are in the ESPN box score. More hockey on our NHL page.