Maple Leafs 3, Flames 2: Dave Bolland and David Clarkson scored third-period goals as host Toronto ended its eight-game losing streak.

Jay McClement added a first-period tally for the Maple Leafs, who earned their first points since March 13 to move within one of Columbus in the race for the final Eastern Conference wild-card spot. Jonathan Bernier turned aside 22 shots to preserve the victory.

Former Maple Leaf Matt Stajan and defenseman Kris Russell scored for the Flames, who have lost back-to-back games. Karri Ramo made 19 saves in defeat.

Toronto broke open a tie game with two goals 3:31 apart early in the third. Bolland put the Maple Leafs ahead for good at 2:16 with a shot that caromed off Calgary defenseman T.J. Brodie and past Ramo, while Clarkson made it 3-1 with a breakaway goal at 5:47 - his first tally since Feb. 4.

Following a scoreless first period, McClement ended the stalemate less than a minute into the second by redirecting blue-liner Cody Franson's cross-crease feed past Ramo's right pad. Stajan drew the Flames even at 16:55, gathering Brodie's pass before breaking in alone and sliding the puck between Bernier's pads.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Russell made things interesting at 7:24 of the third, drawing the Flames within one on a shot that beat Bernier from the right faceoff circle. ... Stajan has three goals and five assists over his last six games. ... Bernier preserved the win with a sensational point-blank save on Calgary LW Curtis Glencross, who had a goal waved off in the first period due to a high stick.