Current Season
GP
31
W-L-OTL
14-11-5
GAA
3.08
SV%
.906
SO
2
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$3.67M
Total Value
$11.00M
Expires
3 yrs · 2027-2028
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Auston Matthews, Anthony Stolarz, and Joseph Woll see their seasons end, slamming the door on Toronto's tank aspirations with Peter Laviolette in the mix. The Maple Leafs' coaching staff scrambles to adjust without these key pieces as the standings tighten. Front offices nationwide watch how this reshapes a franchise already under the microscope.
Maple Leafs netminder Joseph Woll opens up after a shootout heartbreaker to the Sabres, admitting the Scotiabank Arena crowd felt anything but electric. The young goalie, who's faced down snipers in high-stakes spots, pins part of the sting on a lifeless home atmosphere that saps Toronto's edge. With playoff hopes riding on momentum swings, Woll's candor spotlights the pressure cooker inside Leafs Nation.
Anthony Stolarz and Joseph Woll focus on carving out permanent roles in Toronto's crease as the Maple Leafs sort their tandem. With playoff pressure mounting, goalie stability decides whether the Leafs contend or crumble again. Their battle shapes GM Brad Treliving's offseason calculus.
Leafs goalie Joseph Woll drops truth bombs after a heartbreaker shootout loss in Buffalo, saying it didn't feel like a home game at all. Toronto's netminder highlights the wild atmosphere that swung the tight contest their way - or not. This rivalry road test exposes the pressures on a Leafs team always under the microscope.
Joseph Woll swipes a massive point for the Leafs against Buffalo, while Max Domi notches a goal in his 800th NHL game. Toronto grinds out key takeaways from a battle that tests their depth this late in the season. With playoff positioning on the line, these moments from unlikely heroes could define Toronto's spring run.
Joseph Woll lays it bare after another tough start for Toronto, saying his teammates need to elevate their game around him in net. The Leafs' goaltending battle rages on, but Woll's frustration hints at deeper issues in the room amid their inconsistent season. With the Atlantic Division stacked, Toronto can't afford these lulls if they want to contend.