"I don't like the word dropped. I said to the guys before that you don't get dropped from the team. We're going to need everyone [in the squad]..."
Brad Treliving, the general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, made a savvy move by signing goaltender Anthony Stolarz to a two-year, $5 million deal. Stolarz's first season in Toronto was a success, as he and Joseph Woll formed one of the NHL's top goaltending duos. Stolarz recorded career-highs in several categories and led the league in save percentage, showcasing his strong performance throughout the season. Despite this success, the Maple Leafs have reasons to be cautious about extending Stolarz, given his injury history and the need to evaluate his long-term viability.
Rodriguez criticized the Yankees, saying, "Where's the accountability? If any one of us made [that] mistake, we would be sitting our butt right on the bench. I see mistake after mistake, and there's no consequences."