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Toskala on verge of getting green light

DAVID SHOALTS

From Wednesday's Globe and Mail

Latest comment posted at 12:20 PM EST 09/01/08

Leafs' goaltender almost certainly to play before facing former team on Saturday ...Read the full article

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  1. Allan Martel from Canada writes: This just in

    With less than 24 hours left before the opening faceoff, the Leafs remain in a 0 - 0 tie with Anneheim.

    Of greater signifigance is that the leafs have yet to let in even one sloppy goal caused by poor defensive play.

    And they have taken no penalties and given up no odd-man rushes.

    This should be enjoyed while it lasts - about 22 more hours.
  2. dan vanman from Canada writes: Hope Vesa can make them a little better. Would like to see this team at least in a playoff race, rather than out of contention. Poni sounds like he is pouting, which Russian players occasionally do. Not sure what Maurice can do...maybe sit down with him over a nice bowl of borcht?
  3. Pat Billings from CDN, Canada writes: If the leaf get a single point out of this road trip, they should consider it a victory and celebrate it with a parade on Yonge st.

    Shoalts forgot one scenario - the more likely one: Toskala is likely to play the Ducks and get lit up. Then his confidence will be shot as he faces his former team.
  4. Super Troll from Canada writes: Who cares if he comes back? The Leafs will still suck.

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