Maple Leafs Provide Updates on Several Players, Including Max Domi, Chris Tanev

After a thrilling win on Friday night against the New York Rangers, the Leafs travelled to Pittsburgh, where they practiced on Saturday ahead of Sunday afternoon's matinee against the Penguins.

Their win over the Rangers came with a few losses, however, as Oliver Ekman-Larsson, who did not play the final 14-plus minutes, and Steven Lorentz and Max Domi were both banged up and missed practice.

Following practice, Craig Berube noted that all three are game-time decisions for Sunday's afternoon game against the Penguins.

Berube also noted that defenceman Chris Tanev would miss the next two games at minimum after suffering a shoulder injury against the Bruins Tuesday.

On a positive note, the Leafs' bench boss confirmed that Calle Jarnkrok is a possibility for Saturday's game. The Swedish native has been out since an injury in training camp that required surgery.

Jarnkrok echoed his coach's comments explaining that he was waiting on clearance from the medical staff.

Getting Jarnkrok back would be a huge boost to the Leafs' bottom-six and may prevent Brad Treliving from overpaying for a high-priced rental ahead of Friday's trade deadline.

Should he return tomorrow, it will be interesting to see how Berube utilizes the 33-year-old. It may allow them to rest one of Domi and Lorentz.