RALEIGH, N.C. – New lines, same result. Faith in the Toronto Maple Leafs and faith within the Toronto Maple Leafs is getting tested, as the group followed up its most lopsided loss in nearly five years with another decisive L. Another night when a team built to score simply couldn’t do it enough. The difference in spirit and in play between Frederik Andersen ’s undefeated Carolina Hurricanes (now 5-0-0) and their visitors Monday night was as sharp as it should be disturbing. “We got a sense of what a Stanley Cup–contending team looks and feels like,” Sheldon Keefe said. “That’s the hardest game we’ve played in this season by a wide margin in terms of the pressure, in terms of how difficult it is, in terms of how little time you have with the puck.” The coach was encouraged by his group’s effort in comparison to Saturday’s no-show — but clearly there’s another level or three to reach. “Unfortunately, it’s still not high enough. You’re playing against the Carolina Hurricanes....