William Nylander opening and closing the scoring by beating Robin Lehner one-on-one. Ilya Mikheyev building upon his point-per-game contract year. Auston Matthews keeping pace in the Rocket race. And Jack Campbell salvaging two points on a night the Toronto Maple Leafs only mustered 18 shots on the Vegas Golden Knights . It all adds up to a sneaky (lucky? ugly?) road win for a group that has enough goaltending and game-breakers to scoop points that, at times, it might not deserve. “A great team,” Knights coach Peter DeBoer said. “I mean, their record [23-8-3] speaks for itself. Their game’s real. When you look at the analytics and dive in on them, they’re just a really solid hockey team.” Here are seven takeaways from a less-than-solid 4-3 shootout victory for the Leafs in Las Vegas. But they’ll take it and jet. Another third-period letdown Twice on this road trip the Maple Leafs carried a two-goal lead into the final period. Twice they had that lead snatched away them with...