John Tavares scored two goals, giving him 497 career NHL goals.
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The Maple Leafs didn't have another goal.
After erasing three one-goal leads against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday night, the Leafs lost 4-3 in overtime.
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Josh Makhura scored the game-winning goal at 4:05 of the extra period at Scotiabank Arena, beating Anthony Stolarz. The Leafs didn't have a shot on goal in overtime.
John Tavares scored two goals to bring his National Hockey League career tally to 497 and he recorded his 500th point with the Leafs.
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Tavares' biggest moment against Toronto came early in the third period when he deflected William Nylander's shot over Seattle goaltender Joey Daccord to tie the game 3-3. Tavares is three goals shy of becoming the 49th player in NHL history to score 500 goals.
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Defenseman Morgan Rielly played in his 879th career game, passing Thomas Kaberle for eighth place on the Leafs franchise list in games played. Only two defensemen, Tim Horton (1,184) and Borje Salming (1,099), have played more games for Toronto.
Rielly celebrated with a goal at 14:56 of the first after Shane Wright's power-play goal gave Seattle a 1-0 lead.
In the second match, Jani Nyman gave the Kraken a 2–1 lead before Tavares scored his first goal of the match.
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The Kraken rebounded to take a 3-2 lead in the third period thanks to a go-ahead goal by defenseman Vince Dunn.
Dunn scored at 17:44 when Leafs defenseman Brandon Carlo pushed Seattle's Jaden Schwartz into Stolarz. Craig Berube didn't challenge goalkeeper interference as Carlo's push couldn't have been more obvious.
In less than two minutes, Stolarz was controlled by Mason Marchment, at which point he became enraged and threw the net off the docks in an attempt to reach the Kraken ahead. Carlo was among the Leafs who did not immediately attack Marchment.
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