The talk about the Toronto Maple Leafs has shifted greatly from their first three games against the Ottawa Senators to the last two.

The Toronto Maple Leafs were shut out 4-0 at home Tuesday night, with the Ottawa Senators carrying a two-game winning streak into Game 6. Following the Game 5 loss, the Leafs are now 1-13 in their last 14 potential series-clinching games.

The loss means the Maple Leafs are 1-13 in postseason games where they could eliminate an opponent since Matthews, Marner and William Nylander started playing together in 2016 -- 1-12 since John Tavares signed a seven-year, $77 million contract July 1, 2018, the center missing three of those games with an injury.