A quick mix of the things we gleaned from the week of hockey, serious and less so, and rolling four lines deep. The only blog fueled by not-the-best spicy pork and broccoli, and turned sushi. 1. If you took time to sift through the rubble of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ collapse to the Montreal Canadiens last spring, you could uncover a few mementos worth saving among the ashes. One of the most overlooked aspects of that series is that Jack Campbell — who shouldered the blame after allowing a softy in Game 7 — submitted a fantastic performance. Campbell’s save percentage in that series (.934), his first as an NHLer, outsparkled that of Carey Price (.932). And now, three games into Toronto’s bid to take down the champs, Campbell (.924) holds the decided edge on reigning Conn Smythe winner Andrei Vasilevskiy (.890). “Human nature as an athlete, you want to be the best you can be. Obviously, Vasi has proven how good he is over the course of his NHL career,” Campbell says. “It’s a...