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Frederik Andersen hopes to play before the end of the season Share this story Photo by Claus Andersen/Getty Images Today after spending the full practice, and some additional time beforehand on the ice, Frederik Andersen met the media: Frederik Andersen says he hopes to return for game action before the playoffs. He was on the ice for more than 90 minutes today.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) April 26, 2021 Frederik Andersen says injury is "something around my knee" Relieved it's heading in the right direction Didn't feel confident pushing off or stopping, which is why he decided rest/r...

Preview: Maple Leafs play two against a recovering Canucks team Share this story Photo by Jeff Vinnick/NHLI via Getty Images Maple Leafs @ Vancouver Canucks Tuesday, April 20, 9:00 p.m. on Sportsnet The Canucks play their first game back from a layoff after nearly the entire team, the Taxi Squad and the coaching staff were infected with a variant form of COVID-19. As of Saturday, all but two Canucks players are off the NHL COVID Protocol list. The Canucks’ AHL affiliate is in Utica, New York, so unlike most of the rest of the NHL teams in Canada, they can’t recall players at will. They ...

TSN Toronto Reporter Mark Masters reports on the Maple Leafs, who practised on Tuesday in Edmonton ahead of Wednesday’s final game of their three-game series against the Oilers. Before the Leafs opened training camp a few guys – Joe Thornton, Auston Matthews, William Nylander, Rasmus Sandin and Mac Hollowell – returned to Canada and quarantined together in the same house. And it was there that the 'Willy Styles' nickname was born.  "It comes from Jumbo when we were in a quarantine house together," Nylander revealed. "He started calling me that so I put that on my sticks now...

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