Craig Berube Sticks to Plan With Woll and Stolarz in Naming Starting Goalie Against Bruins

The Leafs returned from the 4 Nations Face-Off break with back-to-back games this past weekend against the Carolina Hurricanes and Chicago Blackhawks. What was supposed to be comfortable win after going up 4-0 on Carolina turned into a nail-biter of a win, but Sunday's game was a more comfortable 5-2 victory.

Stolarz played in the first half of the back-to-back on Saturday and Woll got the nod on Sunday as Craig Berube wanted to get the Stanley Cup Champion in the net first due to the time he missed recovering from knee surgery.

After Monday's day off, the Leafs took to the ice for their morning skate ahead of Tuesday's game against the Boston Bruins where it was confirmed that Stolarz would be getting the start.

On Sunday, Berube stated that he plans to split the workload between Woll and Stolarz (as long as both remain healthy) due to the busy schedule the Leafs face for the remainder of the season.

The former second-round pick signed a two-year deal with the Leafs in the off-season, days after winning the Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, and has been worth every cent of his $2.5M cap hit.

In 19 games, the 31-year-old is 11-5-2 with a 2.13 GAA and ridiculous .928 save percentage, placing him second and first among goalies that have played at least 15 games.