The Atlantic Division is incredibly competitive, and all four teams in the playoff race — Toronto, Florida, Tampa Bay, and Boston — added at the deadline, bringing more intrigue to the playoff race. And two of those teams, who could matchup sometime in Round 1, or even Round 2 if they get past their demons, are set to play tonight. The Panthers will take on the Maple Leafs in what should be a fast-paced matchup. One aspect that stands out, in particular, is a special teams battle between Florida’s loaded power play and Toronto’s skillful penalty kill — especially with some of their new additions in mind. On the surface, the Maple Leafs’ penalty kill ranks fifth in the league operating at 84.4 percent going into Saturday’s game. A deeper look helps break down their play even further and highlight just how effective it is. While short-handed, Toronto allows the second-lowest rate of shot attempts against — 81.1 per 60, which trails only Carolina. They also close passing lanes, k...