Game summary

Had a hat trick, and the last of his goals came with the Leafs clinging to a one-goal lead

Made 54 saves on 57 shots faced, including a play-of-the-game stop of Boone Jenner in the third

Season-high three points with two goals and an assist Columbus Toronto 2 0— 3 2 2— 6

1. Toronto, Moore 5 (Dermott, Polak), 4:38; 2. Toronto, Kadri 19, 7:36; 3. Columbus, Foligno 12 (Kukan, Wennberg), 18:21.

Anderson, CBJ (roughing), 5:31; Foligno, 1 2 CBJ (hooking), 10:40.

4. Columbus, Foligno 13 (Wennberg, Bjorkstrand), 2:25; 5. Toronto, Kadri 20 (Rielly, Dermott), 8:03; 6. Toronto, Marner 13 (Marleau, Kadri), 10:17; 7. Columbus, Johnson 3 (Foligno, Nutivaara), 14:35. Kapanen, TOR (slashing), 4:37.

8. Toronto, Kadri 21 (Marner, Marleau), 11:21; 9. Toronto, Marleau 19 (Kadri, Komarov), 18:13.

Kadri, TOR (holding), 8:55; Foligno, CBJ (elbowing), 13:57.

Columbus 19-22-16—57; Toronto 12-7-9—28.

Columbus 0 of 2; Toronto 0 of 3.

Columbus, Korpisalo 5-6-0 (27 shots-22 saves); Toronto, Andersen 29-15-4 (57-54). 18,890. 2:36. some huge saves that changed the outlook of the game.”

After falling behind 2-0, the Jackets got a goal from Foligno with 1:39 left in the first period, and another one from him at 2:25 of the second.

Alexander Wennberg had the primary assist on both.

But the Leafs quickly regained the lead, and then their two-goal advantage, on goals from Kadri, at 8:03, and Mitch Marner, at 10:17, of the second.

Johnson blasted in a shot from the left point at 14:35 for his third goal of the season and first point in the past 23 games. That cut the deficit to 4-3, but Kadri scored at 11:21 of the third to secure a Leafs win.

“They capitalized on their opportunities,” Johnson said. “They got a couple of 2-on1s, made a couple of nice passes to trailers. … They’re a talented group, their young guys are patient with the puck and they create a lot offensively.”