Jonas Gustavsson News

Dwayne Roloson said it was nothing. Sure, the New York Islanders goaltender faced an unseemly 61 shots in a 4-3 overtime win against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night.

Phil Kessel, Niklas Hagman and a couple of good bounces helped pull the Toronto Maple Leafs out of another extended winless slide.

Written By: Mark a oeThe Hard Hittera Ritter The first quarter of the NHL season for the Toronto Maple Leafs has been sad.

Leafs defenceman Luke Schenn will not be benched for tonight's game against the Hurricanes.

Carolina Hurricanes' Stephane Yelle, right, scores on Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Jonas Gustavsson during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday, Nov.

Jonas Gustavsson will likely be back in net for the Leafs after getting pulled in a loss to Calgary on Saturday and sitting in favour of Vesa Toskala at Ottawa.

Whether you want to call it a controversy or not, the goaltending situation in Toronto continues to be listed as day-to-day. With the Maple Leafs hosting their provincial rivals from Ottawa on Tuesday and the struggling Carolina Hurricanes on the road Thursday, head coach Ron Wilson has a plan for his goalkeepers, but he's not telling anyone but ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs will try to end a three-game slide tonight when they visit the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place in another edition of the Battle of Ontario.

Will that defeated, forlorn look on Vesa Toskalaa TMs face, be the one we see again tonight, as the Leafs take on the Chicago Blackhawks? With back to back games against two tough Western Conference opponents beginning tonight, the Leafs have their work cut out for them.

In the few yards it takes to get from their dressing room to the ice at game time, the mindset of the Maple Leafs takes a turn for the worst.

The Leafs got the day off Sunday, a day to reflect on a losing start to the season.

Leafs goaltender Jonas Gustavsson leaves the game in the first period after allowing three goals on five shots.

Gunnarsson in for Leafs Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Rookie defenceman Carl Gunnarsson will be in the lineup for the Maple Leafs for his NHL debut on Saturday against the Calgary Flames, possibly at the expense of Luke Schenn James Mirtle Globe and Mail Update Published on Saturday, Nov.

Brian Burke could have a Monster issue on his hands next summer. The Maple Leafs GM has to wait until January before he can hold talks on a contract extension for rookie goalie Jonas "The Monster" Gustavsson, but he might want to get the framework in place, because if Burke is going to live by the sword, he had better be prepared to die by it, too.

Rookie goalie Jonas Gustavsson, front, looks away as Calgary forwards Jarome Iginla, left, Fredrik Sjostrom, centre and Olli Jokinen, right, celebrate Iginla's first-period goal.

After having a seven-game point streak snapped on Tuesday, the Toronto Maple Leafs visit the Chicago Blackhawks this evening at the United Center.

After having a seven-game point streak snapped on Tuesday, the Toronto Maple Leafs visit the Chicago Blackhawks this evening at the United Center.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are still in last place in the Northeast Division, but there's certainly a changing feeling as the Minnesota Wild arrive in town for Tuesday night's meeting.

Eight games into his NHL career, the Monster has lived up to his billing. And if Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke is looking for a vision of the future with Jonas Gustavsson between the pipes, he may very well get a glimpse of it tonight against the Minnesota Wild .

I'm just kidding, this weekend promises to be a great weekend in Leaf land! Playing two games in two nights is always a test for any team, however, Friday's game is against a dismal Hurricane team that has only one more win than the Leafs .