Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is "feeling much better" amid his recovery from the injury that left him briefly hospitalized on May 5, head coach Craig Berube told reporters Tuesday.

TORONTO -- Anthony Stolarz was on the ice prior to the Toronto Maple Leafs’ optional practice Tuesday but will not play in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Second Round against the Florida Panthers at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET; CBC, TVAS, SN, ESPN).

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is in no hurry to break up the Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner pairing.

Toronto Maple Leafs star goalie Anthony Stolarz has taken a huge step towards a return after being knocked out of Game 1 against the Florida Panthers. After taking multiple blows to the head in Game 1,

It's not hyperbole to call Wednesday's game as must-win as this Leafs core has faced over the last nine years.

It’s one thing to be a passionate fan beefing with an opposing fanbase on social media, but another to be the executive of a team and talking like a moron. Douglas A. Cifu, who is listed on the Panthers website as the team’s “Vice Chairman,

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz practised Tuesday, but there isn't a clear timeline on his return to action.

The Leafs' performance in Game 2 earned praise from the one player who knows best what it's like to play against them.