The Toronto Maple Leafs have just a pair of games remaining before the league takes a break for the 4 Nations Face-Off. Luckily for the Maple Leafs, they’ll be heading into the break a little healthier than in recent weeks.

Stolarz hasn’t played since December 12, marking an eight-week hiatus where the goaltender hasn’t seen game action.

Craig Berube made a significant change to the Leafs' top-6 during Thursday's morning skate, unveiling a dangerous new second line ahead of Mitch Marner's return.

Holmberg – Robertson Pacioretty – Kampf – Lorentz Reaves Marner, who leads the Leafs with 70 points this season, won’t be rejoining Auston Matthews on the team’s top line, not right away anyway. He’ll skate instead on a line with William Nylander and John Tavares,

The Toronto Maple Leafs have presented goaltender Anthony Stolarz a great opportunity ahead of the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off. It has been a long eight-weeks since Stolarz had knee surgery in mid-December,

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is set to start between the pipes for the first time since December 12 against the Seattle Kraken, while Mitch Marner also returns with the team after missing Tuesday’s contest against the Calgary Flamers.

Marner didn't want to get into specifics on the lower-body injury but noted it had nothing to do with his previous game.

After initially describing the ailment as maintenance, the Leafs later revealed it was a lower-body injury keeping him out. Following the game, Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube