TORONTO — There was a time, not so long ago, the Toronto Maple Leafs were winning games because of their goaltending. Lately, they’ve been winning in spite of it. Jack Campbell is dipping into unchartered territory, and while you wouldn’t know it from his win-loss record, he’s been fighting it. We’re not pinning the ugly hole the Maple Leafs dug themselves en route to a resounding 6-4 comeback victory to the cellar-dwelling New Jersey Devils on goaltending alone. Not at all. There was much to dislike about the home team’s flat start and lacklustre engagement level through two periods. But in allowing three goals on the first nine shots directed his way, Campbell was given the pull for just the second occasion all season. (The first was a mercy pull during October’s 7-1 debacle in Pittsburgh.) The Leafs’ No. 1 earned himself a deserved trip to the All-Star Game in Las Vegas later this week. Ironically, since being selected to represent Toronto at the showcase, he has turned i...