Toronto Maple Leafs Unveil Eye-Opening Plan for Anthony Stolarz Against the Detroit Red Wings

Anthony Stolarz recently signed his four-year contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and now, he is looking to live up to the deal.

Overall, doing so is not going to be easy, especially when you consider how the netminder had a goals-against average of 2.14 last season.

Either way, the regular season is set to begin on October 8th, and with Joseph Woll on a leave of absence, Stolarz will have to carry the play to start the year.

This is a great opportunity for the goaltender, and fans are very excited to see what he is able to do.

Tonight, the Maple Leafs are back in action for their second-to-last preseason game. They are playing against the Detroit Red Wings, and they are going with an NHL lineup.

In fact, it was previously revealed that Stolarz would be starting tonight's game, with Dennis Hildeby as the backup. Now, new information from Luke Fox of Sportsnet suggests the Leafs want Stolarz to play the whole game.

Typically, in the preseason, the goaltenders get to split the ice time. However, with the regular season just a few days away, it makes sense that the Leafs would go down this road.

Only time will tell whether or not the Leafs end up replacing Dennis Hildeby with James Reimer, who is currently with the team on a PTO.

The Leafs only have a few days left to make an official decision, and the fans are eager to see if the former Leafs netminder gets to make an official comeback.

Whatever the case may be, this might just be one of the most intriguing Leafs seasons in years.