Leafs COVID-19 update: SOUUUUP
Leafs fans rejoice, our beloved star goaltender is back on the ice for practice on Tuesday after exiting the NHL's COVID-19 protocol.
Campbell has been the Leafs' rock this season, posting stellar numbers and earning himself Vezina Trophy consideration, although if you asked him he'd just say he's doing his best to help the boys.
Soupy's 1.94 GAA and spectacular .937sv% have kept the Leafs at or near the top of the NHL's standings and an unbelievably competitive Atlantic Division.
When the Leafs will play again remains a mystery as games continue to be postponed, but fans can take solace in the fact that when they do resume, Soupy will be between the pipes.
At this point it appears as though the Leafs will resume play against the Ottawa Senators on January 1st, but of course, that is subject to change.
The Leafs have not played since December 14th in Edmonton, with games against the Flames, Canucks, Kraken, Blues, Blue Jackets and Penguins having been postponed.
No word yet on when the make-up dates for these games will be, but it is believed that most or all of these games will be played in February, during the league's "Olympic break".
