Anthony Stolarz

The Maple Leafs may have solved their goalie problem with Bobrovsky, but their biggest question could be whether they trust the future.

McKenna and Stolarz highlight a bigger Leafs question: how quickly can Toronto turn uncertainty into structure?

Are Maple Leafs fans becoming NHL GMs? The salary cap has changed how we watch hockey—and how we judge players.

The Maple Leafs goalie plan might be more flexible than expected—three goalies, competition, and patience could shape the season.

Woll, Stolarz, and Hildeby have the Leafs in a tricky spot — and a goalie decision might be coming sooner than expected.

Ullmark’s elite numbers tell one story, but Ottawa’s sweep tells another—how one goalie can stand on his head and still end up on the wrong side of history.

The Maple Leafs thought their goalie tandem was set—but injuries and a rising prospect have turned a strength into a question heading into a crucial offseason.

Maple Leafs rally from 3–1, survive chaos, and win in OT—but penalties, turnovers, and inconsistency still linger beneath the comeback.

The Maple Leafs nearly gave away a 3–0 lead in Minnesota—but Stolarz, Groulx, and 28 blocked shots revealed three big things about this team.

Anthony Stolarz made 36 saves as the Maple Leafs held off a furious third-period push from the Wild to grind out a 4–2 road win in Minnesota.

Maple Leafs fans are fed up: 7 straight losses, power play stuck at 0%, and a leadership vacuum. Can Toronto turn it around?

Maple Leafs fall 3-2 in shootout to Flyers. Plenty of chances, strong effort, but finishing and momentum just weren’t there.

Canadian teams return from the Olympics with flashes of skill, but mistakes and lapses cost Toronto, Vancouver, and Edmonton big games.

Maple Leafs fans are fed up: trust in management, roster moves, and a full 60-minute effort are the real issues this season.

Maple Leafs find structure and confidence, Senators show promise but are still learning—NHL discipline wins the day before the Olympic break.

Anthony Stolarz reminded everyone why he’s still a force in net, keeping McDavid and Draisaitl off the scoresheet in a huge Leafs win.

Three straight losses. Six goals against in four of six games. The Maple Leafs can’t show up half-heartedly against the Avalanche.

Emotion in Toronto, thin margins in Calgary, and familiar cracks in Vancouver shaped Friday night.

With Ekman-Larsson possibly back but Nylander out, can the Maple Leafs stabilize their lineup and make tonight’s game count?

Dennis Hildeby wasn’t supposed to change the Maple Leafs’ plans this soon. But his emergence forces a new question: What do you do with three goalies?

The Maple Leafs might have found what they’ve been missing—a heartbeat. A wild comeback vs. Pittsburgh could be the moment their season turns.

Can the Maple Leafs survive rough starts and still pull off big wins? Last night’s 4-3 comeback shows they just might.