The press release from the Leafs. “Week-to-week” is how they’re describing it:
View: https://x.com/leafspr/status/1733499370845188462?s=46&t=slvKDnX1n9ri7D4jpSVVzA
…and for comparison’s sake, when they announced Lilly’s high ankle sprain, they didn’t give any time frame and also immediately put him on LTIR. Does not appear they’ve done the same with Woll. So take from that what you will.
And the 1 was last season.5v3 PP Opportunities, This Year and Last Year
1. MIN 22
2. WPG 17
2. PIT 17
4. OTT 16
4. BUD 16
28. CBJ 7
28. SJS 7
28. STL 7
31. NYI 6
32. TOR 1
I think all the post to post pushes these days is making goaltending a short lived position
Carey Price’s old goalie coach mentioned that some rare goalies like MA Fleury have rubber band flexibility. The rest are kind of fucked
So you’re telling me we’re the best team in the league. Sweet.The Avs lose, so our shitty-titty Leafs are now all alone in 5th place overall at .667. Their 109pt pace is 2pts off last year's 111.
The only teams ahead of them now are the 4 teams that have gotten off to truly hot starts - BOS, LAK, NYR, VGK. It's going to take a little longer to close the gap those teams than it was crawling up through the other teams. But none of them are setting unbeatable paces like Boston last year. They're all between 119-123pt paces, and tbh all 4 of them look more than vulnerable.
The Avs lose, so our shitty-titty Leafs are now all alone in 5th place overall at .667. Their 109pt pace is 2pts off last year's 111.
The only teams ahead of them now are the 4 teams that have gotten off to truly hot starts - BOS, LAK, NYR, VGK. It's going to take a little longer to close the gap those teams than it was crawling up through the other teams. But none of them are setting unbeatable paces like Boston last year. They're all between 119-123pt paces, and tbh all 4 of them look more than vulnerable.