Joseph Woll

The Maple Leafs added Sergei Bobrovsky, but did they truly improve in goal? Experience, health, and depth make this a complicated upgrade.

Samuel Ersson is on the move again, heading to Ottawa after another quick stop as the Senators add depth behind Linus Ullmark.

Woll heads to Philadelphia, Hildeby stays in Toronto. One trade reshapes two goalie paths that were quietly tied together for years.

Every Maple Leafs move now feels like a signal of something bigger — a shift in direction fans are only starting to notice.

Maple Leafs move Woll in a depth reset—Ersson, Andrae, and a pick signal a quieter shift toward flexibility and youth.

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.

Joseph Woll’s numbers look rough, but the chaos in front of him tells a different story — and the Leafs aren’t making life any easier.

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.

Oilers chase blue-line help, the Maple Leafs eye a soft sell, and the Canucks field offers on Tyler Myers as deadline talk heats up.

Trading Joseph Woll? Think twice. The Maple Leafs’ young goalie has carried the team through chaos and proven he’s worth sticking with.

Maple Leafs survive a wild 4-2 road win over Calgary, Woll shines, Nylander & Matthews lead—but Edmonton looms tomorrow in a tough back-to-back.

The Maple Leafs are competitive but can’t close out overtime games. Can Toronto finally solve the overtime puzzle?

Did Wednesday night reveal how thin the margins really are for Canada’s NHL teams as momentum, structure, and belief all got tested?

Saturday night didn’t shout—but it revealed plenty. Structure, discipline, and depth quietly shaped where Canada’s NHL teams really stand.

Some Canadian teams controlled the night. Others chased it. Tuesday offered a quiet but telling snapshot of where things stand.

Montreal rallies late, Toronto leans on depth and Woll, Vancouver fades—Canadian teams show resilience, grit, and cautionary lessons.

Can the Maple Leafs turn late-game heroics into consistent wins, or was last night’s 3-2 comeback against Chicago just a one-off thrill?

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?

Which Canadian team actually deserves the top spot right now — and who’s slipping faster than anyone wants to admit?

Did the Maple Leafs’ solid play finally break through in Florida, or was this just a one-night surge?

Toronto’s season feels shaky—but which Maple Leafs are actually stepping up and keeping the team afloat?

What did last night’s games reveal about where all six Canadian teams actually stand right now?

The Maple Leafs had it in control at 2–0—until they didn’t. A 4–2 loss, despite Woll’s heroics. What caused the meltdown?

A strange start, a lost structure, and Joseph Woll holding it together again. Why do the Maple Leafs keep letting these games slip away?

Can Joseph Woll carry the Leafs, will young players like Cowan step up, and can Berube fix his coaching choices in tight games?

Can the Maple Leafs turn gritty wins like this into a real turning point — and is Easton Cowan already becoming the spark they’ve been missing?

Canadians 5, Maple Leafs 2: Montreal brought pace and purpose, Toronto chased all night. What did this game reveal about both teams’ seasons?

Maple Leafs fall 4–2 in Montreal as Woll keeps it respectable. Canadiens dominated with speed, passes, and a cupboard full of chances.

How close are the Maple Leafs to turning the corner? They pushed hard against Columbus, showed real structure, but couldn’t seal it in overtime.

Can the Maple Leafs survive stretches like this? A look at resilience, ice-time trust, and mental grit in tough early-season games.

Did the Maple Leafs finally find their heartbeat in an overtime win — and can this gritty effort be the spark that turns their season around?

The kids brought energy, Woll looked sharp — so why couldn’t the Maple Leafs close it out? Confidence may be the missing piece.