"Calle Jarnkrok was placed on the fourth line, alongside Max Domi and Scott Laughton via lines posted by David Alter of The Hockey News. Jarnkrok has recorded four goals in 21 games, but hasn't scored since a November 1 contest against the Philadelphia Flyers. Matias Maccelli joined Lorentz among the extras. Berube previously indicated that he wants to get Maccelli into a game sometime soon, as the forward has been a healthy scratch for the entire month of December."
"Philippe Myers was re-inserted into the lineup, alongside Morgan Rielly. Henry Thrun and Chris Tanev skated among the extras. Myers has recorded one assist in 14 games. Joseph Woll is the projected starter for Saturday's game against the Nashville Predators. Woll has recorded a 5-3-1 record with a .927 save percentage and 2.39 goals against average this season. Toronto is coming off an embarrassing 4-0 loss to the Washington Capitals, where the power play could not convert during five opportunities."
""The power play has actually been getting better, but tonight it got awful in my opinion," Berube said after Thursday's game. "I thought the other unit did some good things, they had a couple of opportunities and just misfired, didn't go in, had some good chances. But, our top unit didn't execute, didn't win any battles then they needed to, just couldn't make plays.""
Craig Berube adjusted the Maple Leafs lineup by moving Calle Jarnkrok to the fourth line with Max Domi and Scott Laughton and listing Matias Maccelli among the extras. Jarnkrok has four goals in 21 games and has not scored since November 1. Philippe Myers returned to the lineup alongside Morgan Rielly while Henry Thrun and Chris Tanev were extras. Matias Maccelli has been a healthy scratch through December and is expected to see action soon. Joseph Woll is projected to start versus Nashville with a 5-3-1 record, .927 save percentage and 2.39 GAA. Toronto recently lost 4-0 to Washington and failed to convert on five power-play opportunities, with Auston Matthews and William Nylander recording no 5-on-5 shots in that game.
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