Maple Leafs look to rebound against a possibly fatigued Canucks teamAfter losing 2-0 on the road against the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday night, the Canucks’ travel to Toronto was delayed until Saturday morning because of inclement weather in the Raleigh, N.C., area. “You want to be able to jump on a team and set the tone right away of how you want to play,” Leafs defenceman Chris Tanev said after the morning skate at Scotiabank Arena. “And after a loss in the last game for us, you want to get back to doing things the right way.” The Leafs still were licking their wounds after the Hurricanes beat them 6-3 on Thursday, ending Toronto’s five-game winning streak and putting a stain on the mentors trip. Leafs goalie Dennis Hildeby will make his fifth career start in the National Hockey League. Joseph Woll gets a rest and will be in line to start the Leafs’ next game, on Tuesday at home against the Dallas Stars.
After losing 2-0 on the road against the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday night, the Canucks’ travel to Toronto was delayed…