Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Maple Leafs Notebook: Stolarz injury ‘worse’ than anticipated
When Anthony Stolarz first suffered an injury, coach Craig Berube was hopeful he might be available the next game. That was nine days ago. On Thursday, the news for the goalie got even worse.
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Nick Robertson & Ray Ferraro stop by the show: Leafs Morning Take
Can the Leafs make it two in a row? Considering all the injuries, it feels like a tall task, but we’ll see what Craig Berube’s depleted bunch can bring to the table against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Scott Laughton will make his return, so thatâ€
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Maple Leafs Get Worrisome Injury Update on Anthony Stolarz
The post Maple Leafs Get Worrisome Injury Update on Anthony Stolarz appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Anthony Stolarz's injury wasn't thought to be serious, so Thursday's update by Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is concerning. The post Maple Lea
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Which Maple Leafs Defensemen Are Helping & Hurting the Team?
Every once in a while, my friend Stan Smith sends me an email chart with numbers that give me more insight into the Toronto Maple Leafs. This week, it was…
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Calle Jarnkrok believes Maple Leafs’ strong forecheck is key to another victory
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Calle Jarnkrok says the key to building off Tuesday’s win over the St. Louis Blues is to keep up the pace with a strong forecheck. Toronto snapped a five-game losing streak, and Jarnkrok spoke with reporters ahead of Th
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Treliving Takes Responsibility For Maple Leafs’ Poor Start
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving met with the media on Tuesday morning for his quarter-season press conference. He spoke with reporters for 18 minutes, but in that short…
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Craig Berube provides update on Anthony Stolarz, rules out setback: ‘Obviously, worse than we thought’
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube revealed that Anthony Stolarz’s upper-body injury is more severe than initially anticipated. Stolarz has not played since getting pulled from a November 11 loss against the Boston Bruins during the second
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Leafs practice notes: Laughton returns, Matthews fully participates in morning skate, Jarnkrok on top line
Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews and forward Nicolas Roy both skated prior to Thursday’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Matthews and Roy were both previously ruled out due to injuries, but are progressing well in their recoverie
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Maple Leafs Receive Positive Update on Auston Matthews, Others
The Toronto Maple Leafs are finally getting some positive news regarding their injury situation. Matthew Knies, Chris Tanev, Anthony Stolarz, Brandon Carlo, Scott Laughton, Nicolas Roy, and superstar Auston Matthews have all been out of action in rec
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Scott Laughton feeling energized ahead of return to Maple Leafs lineup
The Toronto Maple Leafs‘ injury list has started to look more like a grocery list over the past week or so, but they’ll have a little bit of relief when they host the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday. Forward Scott Laughton is expected to return
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Maple Leafs’ Scott Laughton to return against Blue Jackets
The Toronto Maple Leafs‘ infirmary is set to get a little less crowded. Scott Laughton will return to the lineup on Thursday against the Columbus Blue Jackets, he told reporters. Laughton, who has been out since Nov. 8 with his second injury of the
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Remembering Maple Leafs Tough Guy Jim Dorey
In the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs, there have been many really tough players. Perhaps the first three that come to mind are Wendel Clark, Tie Domi, and Doug…
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