While Marner wears the Toronto Maple Leafs logo on his chest, he has likely never scored a bigger goal in his career than his overtime marker in Team Canada’s 4-3 victory over Sweden in the opener of the inaugural 4 Nations Face-off in the home of hockey.

When he was asked late on Wednesday night by media in Montreal about the biggest goal of his career, the one that was his most memorable, Marner mentioned his first NHL goal — on Oct. 15, 2016 against Anton Khudobin of the Boston Bruins. We had to look it up. Nothing else came to mind for Marner.