Toronto Maple Leafs make huge change in net against the Avalanche

Tonight is a huge match for the Maple Leafs as they are taking on the Colorado Avalanche, who need a big win right now.

They are five points back of the second Wild Card spot, and if they don't start winning games soon, then they might just miss the playoffs entirely.

On Friday, the team started goaltender Anthony Stolarz, although he had a rough game, allowing five goals on 30 shots.

Going into today's game, there have been some questions about who should be in the net. Should Stolarz get another chance or should Joseph Woll make his way back between the pipes?

Well, it appears as though that question has been officially settled by head coach Craig Berube, who is going to go with Joseph Woll.

Woll had himself a strong game against the Detroit Red Wings on Wednesday, where he allowed two goals on 41 shots.

If you are a fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs, you are probably at least a little bit relieved that it will be Woll going into the net for this game.

Stolarz has not been good this season, and the rust was certainly showing against the Las Vegas Golden Knights.

The Maple Leafs need all of their players in top shape right now, and Stolarz just isn't there yet. That doesn't mean he'll never be ready, but for right now, he could be better.

It's a tough situation to be a part of, and with the season winding down, the Leafs don't have much time left to figure it out.

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