Toronto Maple Leafs Make a Huge Statement in Goal Against the Utah Mammoth

One of the weaker points of the Toronto Maple Leafs so far this season has been the goaltending, although it's not exactly the fault of Anthony Stolarz.

His team has played poorly in front of him, and with Joseph Woll out, he has played more games than he ever has before.

Meanwhile, backup goaltender Cayden Primeau is almost unserviceable, despite having a respectable record of 2-1. When Woll comes back, this situation will remedy itself, and it is expected that Primeau will be sent down to the AHL.

As for tonight, the Maple Leafs are playing the Utah Mammoth. The Mammoth have been solid to start the season, and the Leafs are looking to put a stop to them, all while securing their first three-game winning streak of the season.

Coming into this game, Stolarz has picked up three wins in a row. Two of those wins have come over the past four days, against the Philadelphia Flyers and the Pittsburgh Penguins.

While he might be fatigued, the Leafs are still riding with him. He has turned aside over 30 shots in his last two games, and he seems to be riding high.

Stolarz currently has a record of 5-4-1, while also boasting a goals-against average of 3.13 and a save percentage of .896.

If he can get his numbers to sub three and above .900, then the Leafs will be in a good position. After all, the Leafs are the kings of November for a reason.

Stolarz's next night off will likely be this weekend as the team plays the Boston Bruins on Saturday, and the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday.

Of course, they would love to have Joseph Woll back in time for these games, but that seems extremely unlikely right now.