Maple Leafs Goalie Joseph Woll's Latest Gesture Turning Heads For All the Right Reasons

Joseph Woll was back in the Toronto Maple Leafs' net on Thursday, leading the team to a strong 4-1 victory against the Seattle Kraken. After Anthony Stolarz started the previous two games, there was speculation that he might have taken the starting position from Woll. However, following Woll's recent victory, the competition seems to only just be beginning in the crease in Toronto.

In addition to his impressive performance this week, Woll's latest charitable gesture has given fans a whole new reason to cheer for his success. According to David Alter on X:

With this initiative, Woll may find added motivation to play stronger and harder than ever before, knowing that each win will mean additional resources for mental health programs across the country.

If healthy, Woll is undoubtedly a lock for at least 25 wins this season, which would equal $125,000 in donations in total for the important organization.

Woll has long been a strong advocate for mental health, often emphasizing its importance. This pledge will undoubtedly continue to inspire him throughout the season. A starter has yet to be named for Saturday's game against the St. Louis Blues, and after Woll's impressive performance, coach Craig Berube faces a significant decision regarding who will guard the crease against his former club.