Toronto Marlies rally in overtime after blowing a three-goal lead, Logan Shaw scores the winner against Syracuse
Briefly

The Toronto Marlies aimed to secure a regulation win against divisional rivals Syracuse Crunch, leading 4-1 at one point. Despite a strong start, including a double save by Dennis Hildeby and a goal from Mikko Kokkonen, the Marlies faltered in the final minutes, allowing Syracuse to force overtime. Logan Shaw's pivotal performance may signify a turning point for him. The game featured disjointed play initially, but showcased the Marlies' offensive potential and missed opportunities throughout each period to solidify their lead.
I think it is a huge goal for him [Logan Shaw]. He's been doing a lot of [good] things that don't show up on the scoresheet. For him to make a big play in a big moment like that, it should help propel him moving forward.
Toronto survived a scare in the seventh minute as Dennis Hildeby produced a quality double save to deny Spencer Kersten from close range.
The Marlies held a 2-0 lead through 20 minutes, which could have been doubled if they were more opportunistic offensively.
It was a disjointed start to the contest. Both teams lacked fluency, and neither could establish a foothold in the game.
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