Gavin McKenna was removed from the game by Toronto Maple Leafs coach Jim Hiller during their late-game setback to the Sabres. Hiller's decision to remove McKenna was sparked debate among supporters, who believed it influenced the match. McKenna himself admitted he did not see the ice in the final half of the game, adding to the controversy surrounding the decision.
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