Maple Leafs’ Bobrovsky Struggles: Early Returns on Goalie’s Workload

How does the Maple Leafs’ goalie rotation work with Anthony Stolarz outplaying Sergei Bobrovsky? Coach Hiller explains

Early disparity in the Leafs net raises questions about deferring to the more decorated ex-Panther.

Stolarz outplaying Bobrovsky in net isn’t much of a conversation in Leaf-land

Toronto’s backup goalie is 5-1 this season, while Bobrovsky has scuffled, but Jim Hiller intends to stick to his plan

Can Stolarz steal the Leafs’ starter’s gig over Bobrovsky? - Daily Faceoff

The Toronto Maple Leafs, led by new general manager John Chayka, made their big move this summer when they signed two-time Stanley Cup-winning goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky to a lucrative three-year contract with a salary cap hit of $7 million. Just over a month into the season, the Leafs own a respectable 8-6-2 record, but it doesn’t have much to do with Bobrovsky, who owns a .885 save percentage to go with his 3-5-2 record. Instead, it’s been An…

Maple Leafs’ Bobrovsky Struggles: Early Returns on Goalie’s Workload

Main Story: Toronto’s three-year bet on 37-year-old Sergei Bobrovsky is off to a rough start: He has allowed at least three goals in 9 of 10 starts, while backup Anthony Stolarz has delivered stronger results. The Maple Leafs are sticking with their planned workload for Bobrovsky, who is expected to start for the 11th time in 17 games.