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Joshua Kloke

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Staff Writer at The Athletic

Staff writer @TheAthletic (Maple Leafs/Canadian soccer) • The Voyageurs: The Canadian Men's Soccer Team's Quest for the World Cup • Pizzaiolo-in-training

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  • Maple Leafs drop Game 3 in OT as Panthers cut Toronto's series lead to 2-1: Takeaways

    5 days ago | nytimes.com | Chris Johnston |Joshua Kloke

    The Toronto Maple Leafs came flying out of the gates in Game 3, but the Florida Panthers remain the reigning Stanley Cup champions for a reason. After allowing two quick goals and then allowing the Leafs to build a 3-1 lead, the Panthers stormed back with three unanswered goals in the second period to build a 4-3 lead. It was a lead they would give up in the third period, but Brad Marchand did what he does best and sunk the Leafs with an overtime goal.

  • Toronto readies for a tough test in Game 3

    5 days ago | nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke |Jonas Siegel

    SUNRISE, Fla. - The Maple Leafs and their fanbase will have undoubtedly woken up Thursday morning feeling buoyant and optimistic after the Leafs' 4-3 win in Game 2 against the Florida Panthers. It felt like the kind of game the Leafs of the past would have lost. The buzzword around this team through the postseason has been "different." As in, is this Leafs team actually different from the teams that failed in past postseasons?

  • Joseph Woll, Maple Leafs starter, makes a triumphant return in Game 2

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke

    TORONTO - Joseph Woll walked into the Maple Leafs dressing room with a beaming grin. But as he looked from side to side to see nearly all of his teammates' stalls empty, his grin flipped a shocked frown. It was maybe 10 minutes after the final whistle of Woll's first playoff start this season, a thrilling 4-3 win in Game 2 against the Florida Panthers, but the Leafs room was deserted. The brief post-game party - one hip-hop song the Leafs usually crank after a win - was over.

  • Maple Leafs defeat Panthers in Game 2, take 2-0 series lead: Takeaways

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke |Chris Johnston

    TORONTO - After entering the second round of the playoffs as betting underdogs, the Toronto Maple Leafs now have the defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers on the ropes. With a spirited and complete 4-3 win in Game 2, the Leafs now own a commanding 2-0 series lead. Game 2 offered a ton of entertainment value and back-and-forth hockey that is not always anticipated in playoff games.

  • Joseph Woll to start in Game 2

    1 week ago | nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke |Jonas Siegel

    TORONTO - The Maple Leafs will turn to Joseph Woll in Game 2 against the Panthers on Wednesday night. Woll takes over for the injured Anthony Stolarz, who left Game 1 following a hit to the head area from Panthers forward Sam Bennett. Stolarz won't dress in Game 2 and wasn't on the ice with the team on Wednesday morning. Matt Murray will serve as Woll's backup.

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Joshua Kloke
Joshua Kloke @joshuakloke
11 May 25

The Maple Leafs need the Joseph Woll of recent playoff runs to emerge, and quickly: https://t.co/xqHHpjQhNc

Joshua Kloke
Joshua Kloke @joshuakloke
10 May 25

Update from Florida on Anthony Stolarz: the likelihood of the Maple Leafs starting goalie returning this series is starting to feel low: https://t.co/5dR699B66O

Joshua Kloke
Joshua Kloke @joshuakloke
10 May 25

RT @TheAthletic: The Panthers remain the reigning Stanley Cup champions for a reason. After Brad Marchand’s overtime goal and a strong sec…