Toronto Maple Leafs look to stabilize goaltending with Bobrovsky and Stolarz

The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to stabilize their goaltending situation for the upcoming season by pairing veteran Sergei Bobrovsky with Anthony Stolarz. This move aims to address the team's recent lack of a consistent starter, noting that no Maple Leafs goaltender has played at least 60 games in a single season since 2018-2019.

Bobrovsky, 38, is expected to provide a reliable presence, potentially playing between 50 and 55 games. He will share duties with Stolarz, who is coming off a difficult 2025-26 campaign marked by injuries and a career-low .893 save percentage. The organization hopes that both Bobrovsky and Stolarz can remain healthy to avoid the need for multiple mid-season goaltender acquisitions.