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The Toronto Maple Leafs have recently fired Kyle Dubas and signed ex Calgary Flames GM Brad Treliving to become their new GM.The Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to bring back head coach Sheldon Keefe, but there are still a lot of changes coming this summer.Not only do the Leafs have to make decisions with Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner, and not only is the new GM going to be looking for a signature move to put his stamps on the team, but they have ten free agents.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a new General Manager, and the hope is that he is somewhat like the old General Manager.Specifically, the Toronto Maple Leafs, under Kyle Dubas, never made the mistake of spending assets and money on goalies.The reason for that is that NHL goalies tend to be incredibly unpredictable.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a lot of options in net for next year.The Toronto Maple Leafs could go with Ilya Samsonov, who had a great season but faltered in the playoffs somewhat before an injury forced the Leafs to give the job to Joseph Woll.In order to move forward with Samsonov the Leafs will have to give him a raise on the $2 million he made last season.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have Matt Murray on the books for another season at close to a five million dollar cap hit.While many Toronto Maple Leafs pundits want to see the team get rid of Matt Murray, they probably should just keep him.Yes, he's expensive, and very injury prone.I still say it's the right move to stick with him.

Everything was looking good.The Leafs ended the second period up 2-1.Auston was buzzing.Nylander was doing Nylander things, and with the exception of Marchand's penalty shot goal, the Leafs were successfully shutting down the hottest team in the league.Then Erik Kallgren came out to start the third and while the Leafs hung on for the win, there was an immediate feeling of panic.

The Leafs injury report from Sheldon Keefe over the past couple of days has been a bit of a mixed bag.There's been some good, there's been some bad, and there's been Jake Muzzin.So here's the breakdown:
Sheldon Keefe expects Timothy Liljegren will be in the lineup Saturday against the league-best Bruins
Right-shot d-man is eligible to come off LTIR after tonight's game @TSN_Edge
- Mark Masters (@markhmasters) November 2, 2022
There seems to be no shortage of pressure being put on Timothy Liljegren with his return.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are a team that never quits, and they can cement that reputation with a big win tonight against the Florida Panthers.Down 3-1, the Toronto Maple Leafs showed great resolve and determination in their Game Four victory, and will look to keep the momentum going tonight at home.There are several factors in the Leafs favor, and if they can get it back to Florida for Game Six, anything can happen.

Alex Nylander wasn't even supposed to go the AHL All-Star Classic.He was a replacement for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins defenceman Xavier Ouellet who was injured, but then Alex rode into town and stole the show at the game, robbing the North Division of their rightful place in the final via a shootout that went on for so many rounds they actually had to reset the roster and allow players to have a second attempt.

The Toronto Maple Leafs entered game four of their second-round series against the Florida Panthers with their backs against the wall.With their top goaltender Ilya Samsonov out due to injury, the Toronto Maple Leafs decided to play Joseph Woll.Not having their number-one goaltender playing in an elimination game could have cost the Leafs, but they rallied around Woll and played their best game of this entire series.

It was an intense contest between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers, who are leading the series 3-1 after a win by the Maple Leafs in this past evening's game between the two.This contest was indeed Toronto's make-or-break game, as the teams are heading back to Toronto for Game 5.
How did the Toronto Maple Leafs fare against the Florida Panthers?

The Toronto Maple Leafs begin their climb up that hill tomorrow night in Florida.The Toronto Maple Leafs might be down 3-0, but they aren't playing like a team down by three games.They were the best team in both of the first two games, they just got goalied.They didn't have it Sunday night, but at the same time, when the other team has their best game, your goalie gets injured and you don't get a single power-play, and you STILL make it to overtime, you have to feel pretty good about yourself.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have had many standout players this season throughout their whole organization .The depth of the Toronto Maple Leafs makes it difficult sometimes for players to get their fair shot, but a player who has been shining through, is goaltender Joseph Woll.Joseph Woll has been having an impressive season this year between the Marlies and Leafs, but it didn't start off likely how he'd have hoped.

Joseph Woll did everything in his power to try to earn the Toronto Marlies the win, especially in the first period when he turned aside seven quality scoring chances for the Admirals.First Period
The shot clock didn't accurately depict the tale of the tape in the opening frame.Toronto held a 13-11 advantage, but they were mostly kept to the perimeter.

Although the Toronto Maple Leafs have locked up a playoff berth, there are still plenty of questions regarding the Game 1 starting line-up.It doesn't feel normal that an 100-point team has so many question marks around this time of the year, but here we are with the Toronto Maple Leafs.Even when things are going well, there's always something to complain about.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have three goalies that you can trust, and that's a great luxury that most teams don't have, due to the NHL rules that prevent teams from hiding players who deserve to be in the NHL in the minors
The Toronto Maple Leafs 3rd stringer is Joseph Woll, who is the best goalie in the entire world not currently in the NHL.

It was yet another revolving-door lineup: some key offensive contributors (Adam Gaudette & Joey Anderson) were missing from the lineup, two players were returning from injury (Bobby McMann and Filip Kràl), and one made his Marlies debut (Zach Solow).First Period
The Marlies ' clinical finishing in the opening frame was the clear difference between the two teams.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will return from their All-Star and Bye Week break tomorrow when they play a home-in-home back-to-back with the Columbus Blue Jackets.Before the break, they sent Holmberg and Woll to the Marlies so they could play down the road while the rest of the team got a vacation.With the team back in operation today, they recalled the two, along with Alex Steeves for the first time this season.

The Toronto Maple Leafs were having a big news day - until they were upstaged.The Toronto Maple Leafs probably did not have Vladimir Tarasenko on their list of desired players, but if they did, they can scratch him off now.Tarasenko has been traded to the New York Rangers, whose roster is looking more insane by the day.

With the recent injury to goaltender Matt Murray, the Toronto Maple Leafs have installed Joseph Woll into their lineup on an emergency loan.The Toronto Maple Leafs top goalie prospect missed the beginning of the 2022-23 season with his own injury problem.He has been near perfect since returning to the Toronto Marlies lineup.

Joseph Woll called up from the Marlies will make his season debut tonight.No, this isn't his NHL debut, he did play four games before, but tonight will be the most important NHL audition he will ever have.This guy's got our backs.

After a somewhat fortuitous victory against Laval, the Marlies deserved this midweek 3-2 victory against a Manitoba team who refused to lie down.First Period
The Marlies got off to a strong start to the game, outshooting the Moose 7-2 through the opening seven minutes.After Toronto wasn't able to make it count on the scoreboard, they started to cheat a little for offense, ultimately allowing Manitoba a foothold into the game.

Shortly after the reports of Bobby McMann making his NHL debut with the Maple Leafs, there was other news that trickled in from just down the street.Logan Shaw, Noel Hoefenmayer, and Joseph Woll have all been named North Division All-Stars and will represent the team at the AHL's All-Star Classic in Laval, Quebec on February 5th and 6th.

The Toronto Maple Leafs showcased their goaltending depth earlier this season.The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired both Matt Murray and Ilya Samsonov over the summer, then two weeks into the season found themselves using Erik Kalgren as their starter, and he posted great 5v5 numbers, while helping the Leafs get points in seven of the ten games he started.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS VS MONTREAL CANADIENS7:00PM - SCOTIABANK ARENACBC, TVA SPORTS, SPORTSNET, CITY-TVOTHER GUYS: EYES ON THE PRIZE
Did you know that the Toronto Maple Leafs traded for Ryan O'Reilly (and a couple other guys) last night?It's true!I really hope this isn't the first you're hearing about it.

Toronto's goaltender turned aside 10 high-danger scoring chances in the opening two periods before the Marlies found a way to edge the WBS Penguins in the final frame.First Period
On another night, Toronto could have been trailing by two or three goals before the first TV timeout.Mistakes from Kyle Clifford and Matt Hellickson led directly to scoring chances for Lukas Svejkovsky and Justin Addamo, but Woll turned them aside and continued to impress on an early power play for the Penguins.

The Toronto Maple Leafs made a huge trade last night but they still have a game to play tonight.The Toronto Maple Leafs will take on the Montreal Canadiens for the third time this season.They lost to them at the start of the season.They lost in OT to them a couple weeks ago.If there was ever a game the Toronto Maple Leafs were 100% going to win, it is tonight.

The Toronto Maple Leafs came into tonight's game with three things in mind.1) Make sure new guys Ryan O'Reilly and Noel Acciari have a good time in their debuts.2) Joseph Woll plays like he does for the Marlies.3) Beat the gosh darn Montreal Canadiens for once this season.The game began with a heartwarming scene.

Should the Toronto Maple Leafs shut down Matt Murray for the rest of the season?Matt Murray is currently injured, but would it make the most sense for the Toronto Maple Leafs to shut him down for the rest of the season?Murray, currently in his first year with the Leafs, makes $4.6M AAV for the next two seasons.

There has been recent speculation about the Maple Leafs going out after a third-string goalie as insurance with names like Cam Talbot coming to the forefront.Although it is just three games, Joseph Woll has proven he can be that insurance goaltender.Woll made his third start of the season for the Maple Leafs on Thursday night and turned away 25 of 26 shots to lead the club to a rebound win after one of their worst performances the night before in Edmonton.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have used three goalies this year, and they've all been fantastic.Matt Murray, a player the Toronto Maple Leafs were paid to take, has been great when he can play.Erik Kallgren saved the season by posting elite 5v5 numbers when both of the summer's goalie acquisitions took October off.

The Islanders bye week has begun, but we are contractually* obligated to continue fretting about the team aaaaalll week long.*It's more of a demonetized, personal moral contract, really We'll do our news roundups this week plus (hopefully, real-world job willing) some other dives and features.But for now, let us bask in the glow of two wins featuring a whopping four Islanders goals and a mix of happiness for the players and trepidation about what it might sway Lou to do.

The Marlies produced a feeble performance - lacking in intensity and execution - as their eight-game winning streak and goaltender Joseph Woll's 11-game winning streak came to an end in Abbotsford."We certainly weren't playing at their pace for the majority of the game," said Greg Moore.First Period
As he has done on numerous occasions this season, Joseph Woll came up with another stellar performance in the opening frame to keep the Marlies in the game.

Another week, another stretch of games won by the Marlies in what has been a remarkable season to date.Toronto had four games scheduled throughout the last week, though they only played three.On Friday night, while the Marlies were facing the Manitoba Moose, a fan experienced a medical emergency at the end of the first period.

Meet the AHL's hottest team at the moment: the Toronto Marlies.Strength is definitely not a problem for a youthful team like this one as they're currently undefeated since the calendar shifted to 2023, with eight-straight wins, tying a Marlies record.More importantly, Toronto broke their record for most consecutive road wins in a season, now sitting at 10 after defeating Laval on Saturday.

The Toronto Marlies' defensive issues should have resulted in their first defeat of 2023 against Rochester on Saturday.To their credit, they refused to lie down despite trailing on four different occasions for a combined 27 minutes.The Marlies capitalized on late mistakes by Rochester to outlast them in the dying seconds of the game.

While the home form (5-5-1) remains a concern, the Marlies won for the 10th time in 14 games on their travels this season (10-3-1).Toronto's 10 road wins this season are only bested by Coachella Valley Firebirds (12), who have played 18 away games.The Marlies ' win in Rockford on Friday night owed a lot of thanks to goaltender Joseph Woll, who has been in excellent form since his return from injury.

The Toronto Marlies bounced back from Saturday's loss to Syracuse with a 3-1 win over their nearest divisional rival in the Belleville Senators.In contrast to the game against the Crunch the day prior, the two teams were happy to exchange scoring chances off the rush in a free-flowing affair that neither coach would have been completely happy with.

The Marlies cruised to a 3-1 win last night against the Belleville Senators, capping off a three-in-three weekend that also saw them lose to the Syracuse Crunch 3-1 on Saturday, but defeat the Utica Comets 4-3 on Friday.The two wins are a nice change up from a bump in the road in recent weeks.The Marlies still hold first place in the North Division and look like they will have no trouble staying there
The Marlies ranks were bolstered for Sunday's game by two call-ups at forward from the Newfoundland Growlers: Orrin Centazzo, playing in his first ever AHL game, and Zach O'Brien who was playing in his first Marlies game this season, and he certainly made an impact.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will host the San Jose Sharks tonight in the ACC.The Toronto Maple Leafs are 14-5-5, clearly one of the best teams in the NHL, and they will be playing the Sharks who are one of the worst teams in the league, but especially awful on the road with a 2-8-4 record this year.The big news for tonight's game:
The return of Ilya Samsonov.

Playing their third game in less than 72 hours, mental mistakes and a lost special-teams bottle cost them at least a point in a 3-2 loss to the Abbotsford Canucks on Sunday.First Period
The Marlies were flat in the opening period and a little fortunate to head into the first intermission at 0-0.They only threatened during the final seconds of the frame on a 5-on-3 power play, where Alex Steeves rang a one-time shot off the top of the crossbar and into the netting.

Sep 28, 2022; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Matt Murray (30) plays the puck against the Montreal Canadiens in the first period at Scotiabank Arena.Mandatory Credit: Dan Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports We're 18 games into the Toronto Maple Leafs season and the goaltending has yet to be an issue.

"It's been a long time coming."Nearly eight months to the day, Joseph Woll makes his long-awaited return to the Toronto Marlies."A lot of ups and downs," the 24-year-old described of the rehab process, "a lot of times when I thought I was gonna be back and a couple little minor setbacks and now I feel really good and I'm happy."

Good morning Toronto Maple Leafs fans!Well, it's morning anyway.In November.It's rainy/slushy here, I'm not enjoying that or having to dry off the dog every time he comes in from outside.8 month of golden retrievers do not like standing still while you wipe mud off their pays.Why waste a towel when the couch is right there!

The Maple Leafs have made several announcements today about various injured players:
Jake Muzzin is out until at least February after seeing several specialists.Kyle Dubas on Jake Muzzin: "We have to do what's right for his long-term health.He's a father of two young children and a husband.We have to make sure that we're doing right by him.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have ended up in an unfortunate goaltending situation with three injuries at the same time, forcing them to sign their AHL goalie, Keith Petruzzelli, to an NHL contract.Losing Ilya Samsonov meant the Toronto Maple Leafs were calling on Erik Kallgren to step up versus Carolina, and with Joseph Woll and Matt Murray still out, it was Petruzzelli on the bench as backup.

The Toronto Maple Leafs starting goalie,  Ilya Samsonov, exited the game last night after injuring his knee on the Brad Marchand penalty shot.While backing up into his net and attempting to dive to his left to make a save on the Marchand penalty shot, the Toronto Maple Leafs best goalie fell backward awkwardly.

Another year of hockey has begun.Games are well underway, and as we watch our favorite NHL stars battle it out nightly, this year's group of draft eligible skaters and goalies have begun their most important season yet.The NHL Draft is a spectacle that captures the attention of plenty around the hockey world.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are close to having Timothy Liljegren back in the lineup.The Toronto Maple Leafs have been without Liljegren all season so far as he recovers from a hernia.Liljegren is with the Toronto Marlies on a conditioning stint for three games.Game one happened Wednesday night against the Syracuse Crunch, and Liljegren looked good.

The Toronto Marlies have opened their training camp today following the Toronto Maple Leafs making their first cuts of preseason.The Marlies roster breaks down as follows: NHL contracts F: Curtis Douglas, Max Ellis, Pavel Gogolev The Leafs still have most of their waivers exempt forwards on their NHL camp roster, with only these three forwards getting sent down today.Here is the current Leafs camp roster, many of whom will be sent to the Marlies in the next round of cuts.The camp roster is initially 19 forwards, 7 defenders, and 3 goaltenders, with two injured players (Mikhail Abramov and Axel Rindell).