Leafs G Joseph Woll Shares Honest Thoughts on Healthy Rivalry with Anthony Stolarz

Maple Leafs goaltender Joseph Woll has shared his feelings on his ongoing healthy competition for starts with teammate Anthony Stolarz amid goalie controversy in Toronto.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a very good problem right now, having two goaltenders who are playing very well in Joseph Woll and Anthony Stolarz.

After putting up a .964 SV% against Chicago on Monday, Stolarz surprisingly found himself playing backup for Woll on Wednesday evening against Nashville.

This back-and-forth split between goalies can, at times, mess with a goalie's rhythm, but for Woll and Stolarz, they just continue to turn in quality performances in large, which has been wonderful to see.

Stolarz, who signed a 2-year deal with the Leafs this summer, has won 4 of his last 6 starts, while Joseph Woll has now won 6 consecutive starts, dating back to November 9th.

Following his win over Nashville on Wednesday, Woll was asked about his healthy rivalry with Stolarz for starts in Toronto. The 26-year-old had nothing but great things to say of his tandem partner.

After coming off of injured reserve, where he began his season, Woll has been on a pretty consistent rise, getting better with every game since. Yes, there have been some ups and downs, but what we're seeing now is a cleaner, sharper Joseph Woll, who is tracking the puck very well and not making many mistakes -- aside from last night's blunder on the opening goal for Nashville.

The Leafs had a particularly light November on the schedule, but a busy December, which means both guys are expected to see a lot of action.

A good goaltender can steal you a game. Two good goaltenders may very well steal you a division or conference title, and Woll and Stolarz are certainly giving the Leafs the goaltending they need to win games, with the Buds having gone 8-2-0 in their last 10.

Let's hope these two skilled netminders can keep this up.

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