That is not good. As many have pointed out, if not for the incredible month Freddie Andersen had in November, the Toronto Maple Leafs might have gotten buried in the standings early on. They have won a lot of games where they should have lost, if not for Andersen, and they are one of the top PDO teams in the NHL. They all but assured a first round match-up against the Bruins, so it’s not like they don’t have time to work out the kinks – there are 40-odd games left in the season – but the team has not played well for a couple months now.
Toronto Maple Leafs: Numbers Don’t Bode Well for Continued Success
