SAN JOSE – The Toronto Maple Leafs victory procession off the Silicon Valley ice and down the hallway to the visitors’ room — another ho-hum win under their belts — had all the emotion of an app update. There were no whoops or cheers. No stick claps or chatter. Straight faces. White uniforms. Large, armoured bodies. In gathering their 13th victory over their past 15 attempts, November’s most consistent hockey team could be mistaken for Stormtroopers taking an Imperial March down SAP Center’s black-rubber carpet. The mark of a good team? They no longer get excited over regular-season wins. Nah. They’ve come to expect them. They can examine a 4-1 road win over the San Jose Sharks and only see its flaws. “I felt like our game was touch-and-go, to be honest with you,” said Wayne Simmonds , who scored the winner way back in Period 1. “We weren’t assertive enough. We didn’t get pucks deep; we didn’t grind them down the way we should have. In change, they came back at us, and Woller ...