Toronto Maple Leafs Autumn to Wolff: Joseph Woll Steps In For Injured Stolarz

The Toronto Maple Leafs are set to shake things up in net, with starting goaltender Anthony Stolarz unlikely to return for Game 3 against the Florida Panthers after sustaining an injury in Game 1.

Woll Steps Up in Critical Moment

Joseph Woll, the 25-year-old netminder, will take the reins in Game 3, marking the most significant start of his NHL career to date. The Leafs deemed Stolarz, who has been out since Game 1, not yet ready to return.

“Just shake it off.” – Joseph Woll, when asked about the pressure (Source: Sportsnet.ca)

Stolarz’s Status Remains Uncertain

Stolarz, acquired from the Edmonton Oilers in March, has been a crucial part of the Leafs’ playoff run. However, his status remains uncertain, with no skating activity since his injury in Game 1.

Stolarz is “progressing”, but hasn’t resumed skating.” – Leafs’ spokesperson (Source: Daily Faceoff)

Historic Achievement Amidst Adversity

The Leafs have managed to find success without Stolarz, clinching a 2-0 series lead over the Panthers. Their performance mirrors no other NHL or NBA team in the second round of the playoffs, which has switched goaltenders during the series.

Key Takeaway: Joseph Woll will start Game 3 as the Leafs lean on their backup goalie to keep their playoff momentum going.

FAQs

• Who is starting in goal for the Leafs in Game 3? Joseph Woll will start for the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 3.
• What happened to Anthony Stolarz? Stolarz was injured in Game 1 and is unlikely to return in the current series.
• When will Stolarz be back in action? Stolarz’s return is uncertain; he hasn’t resumed skating yet.

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