Toronto Maple Leafs vs Florida Panthers live stream: Watch online free 7:30 ET Thursday as the Leafs will finish the season knowing they can not make the playoffs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs (38-34-8) will go on the road vs the Florida Panthers (28-44-8). Thanks to a 2-10-0 slide by the Leafs, they fell from second place in the Atlantic Division to now officially eliminated from playoff-contention. Watch the free live stream online to see if they even come to play against a Panthers team that has gone 2-8 in their last 10 games.

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Toronto lost eight straight to end March. After winning two in a row to begin April, losses to the Winnipeg Jets and Lightning combined with a two-game win streak by the Columbus Blue Jackets ended its chances, according to NHL.com.

"We went through the eight-game stretch where we just couldn't seem to get a win and we couldn't grab traction at a very critical time," captain Dion Phaneuf said in the Toronto Star. "That's where things went wrong for our team. Up to that point we'd played some real good hockey, pretty consistent for the most part. When we hit that stretch, that's ultimately what cost us."

These final two games will be to finish what has been a disappointing ending to what was a good season most of the year.

"Not in shock," coach Randy Carlyle said. "I guess the words to describe it would be extremely disappointed, shallow, embarrassed. All those things. I think we have more than what we were able to accomplish, and that's the most troubling issue here. We just didn't find a way to compete to a level that was necessary."

The offense hasn't showed up in much of the gaems as the Leafs dropped five straight road games in regulation, getting held to eight goals.

"I actually didn't say anything (to the team) after because I was real disappointed, obviously, knowing that Columbus had won in overtime," Carlyle said. "They knew that after the game as well as I did, so it was a moot point going in and saying anything at this point."