Maple Leafs’ goalie Stolarz back on ice ahead of practice session

Tuesday, May 13, 2025, 1:23 pm

In a welcome change for Toronto’s hockey faithful, goalie Anthony Stolarz has made his return to practice, hinting at a possible comeback after a recent absence. His presence on the ice brings a much-needed boost to a team eager to stabilize its goaltending roster.


citynews.ca / Maple Leafs’ Anthony Stolarz back on ice ahead of practice

As the Toronto Maple Leafs geared up for their first practice back on home ice, a familiar face made an appearance. Goaltender Anthony Stolarz was on the ice ahead of the team’s morning practice on Tuesday, working out with goalie coach Curtis Sanford. However, he did not skate with the team once…

torontosun.com / Anthony Stolarz back on the ice ahead of Maple Leafs practice on Tuesday

Toronto goalie hadn't been on the ice while team was in Florida for Game 3 and 4.


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