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Maple Leafs' Woll leaves game with lower-body injury vs. Hurricanes

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Dec 4, 2025 9:21 PM

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The Toronto Maple Leafs faced a challenging game against the Carolina Hurricanes, marked by an unfortunate injury to goaltender Joseph Woll. Early in the match, Woll left the ice due to a lower body injury, raising concerns about his condition as the team continues to seek stability in their netminding position. With Woll sidelined, the Maple Leafs leaned heavily on their experienced lineup, eager to maintain their competitive edge against a formidable Hurricanes team.

The game showcased intense action, with both teams displaying their skills and strategies. Maple Leafs' players like Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner worked hard to capitalize on scoring opportunities, but the Hurricanes’ defense proved resilient. Despite the looming concern over Woll's health, the team's offensive firepower was evident as they fought to take control of the game.

As the match progressed, head coach Sheldon Keefe emphasized the importance of adapting to in-game challenges. The Leafs have faced multiple injuries this season, and how the team rallies in the face of adversity will be crucial as they aim for a successful postseason. With Woll's injury news expected to unfold in the coming days, the Maple Leafs will need to prepare for any potential lineup changes moving forward.