Chances are the Maple Leafs' Luke Schenn - with his brother Brayden in Toronto with the Flyers - will play after being a healthy scratch against Pittsburgh. Toronto coach Randy Carlyle met with Schenn Friday, reminding the veteran defenseman of how much of a force he had been when he played against the coach's former team in Anaheim. Carlyle said for Schenn to be successful again, he has to be physical. "He has to create space for himself with his aggressiveness," Carlyle said. "I told him when I was coaching in Anaheim, he was always in Corey Perry's face. Corey was one of our elite players. He was challenging Corey. He has to be more challenging to the opposition."