TORONTO -- Two days after Anthony Stolarz called out the Toronto Maple Leafs for underachieving play, the goalie and his teammates agreed only good can come from his words. “We are on the cusp of doing great things so that’s why I’m so passionate about it,” Stolarz said Monday after practice. “I feel we can go all the way.

Following Saturday’s overtime loss, Anthony Stolarz called out his team for an inconsistent start to the season. As part of his criticism, the Leafs goalie singled out William Nylander for what he perceived to be a poor effort on the Seattle Kraken’s game-winning goal.

Toronto Maple Leafs’ William Nylander addressed Anthony Stolarz’s recent post-game outburst, following Auston Matthews’ comments, offering his perspective on the situation.

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz was upset after Saturday’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Seattle Kraken. He was knocked down during a collision with Mason Marchment in the second period.

James Duthie is joined by TSN Hockey Insiders Chris Johnston, Pierre LeBrun, and Darren Dreger to discuss the Maple Leafs GM’s reaction to his No. 1 goalie’s callout, the Vancouver Canucks’ search for a centre,

Auston Matthews voiced a straightforward comment to Anthony Stolarz and the Toronto Maple Leafs amid yet another drama-filled chapter in the NHL.

Although the Toronto Maple Leafs controlled possession and shot creation throughout the night, they certainly won’t be happy after losing 4-3 in overtime to the Seattle Kraken.

The NHL was forced into addressing its rules regarding goalie safety after Toronto Maple Leafs netminder Anthony Stolarz made a save without his mask in Thursday’s 2–1 overtime win against the New York Rangers. The play occurred midway through the third period when a shot from New York’s Matt Rempe dislodged Stolarz’s helmet.