Toronto, ON (My Sportsbook) - Jeff Finger and Phil Kessel each netted a goal and an assist, and the Toronto Maple Leafs notched their first home win with a 5-1 victory over the defending Western Conference champion Detroit Red Wings.

Kessel notched his first goal since coming over to the Leafs in an offseason trade from Boston, while Finger also scored his first goal of the season. Toronto, which now has earned a point in seven straight contests (3-0-4), has beaten the Red Wings three straight times.

Wayne Primeau, John Mitchell and Alexei Ponikarovsky also scored for the Maple Leafs, who are just 1-4-2 at home this season. Jonas Gustavsson stopped 35 shots for the win.

Daniel Cleary scored the only goal for the Red Wings, who had won their last three games. Chris Osgood struggled throughout the game, allowing all five goals on 28 shots to take the loss.

Toronto took the early lead midway through the first on Primeau's first goal of the season. Primeau skated with the puck down the right side, used defenseman Brett Lebda as a screen, and fired the puck through Osgood's legs from the circle at 10:34.

Just before the period ended, the Maple Leafs made it 2-0 on Kessel's tally. The former Bruins star found a loose puck behind Osgood near the goal line after a failed clearing attempt and easily tapped the puck into the net with 26 seconds remaining on the clock.

The game became 3-0 on a goal by Toronto. Skating up on a quick rush, Lee Stempniak dished the puck into the slot for Finger, whose wrister beat Osgood up high at the 5:21 mark of the second period.

Cleary got the Red Wings on the board six minutes into the third period, but Mitchell tipped Kessel's shot past Osgood with 10:38 left to give Toronto a power play goal and a 4-1 lead.

Ponikarovsky scored on a backhand shot with just over seven minutes left to account for the final margin.

Game Notes

The Leafs, who came into the game with the league's worst penalty kill unit at 69.1 percent, held the Red Wings to no power play goals on five chances...Toronto went 1-for-4 on the power play...Detroit is 2-4-2 on the road this season...The Leafs scored the game's first goal for only the second time this season in 15 chances...Prior to the game, the Leafs honored all of the 2009 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees, who will be enshrined on Monday.