dappleganger
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Cade Webber losing an inch is not good news.
2025-26 Toronto Maple Leafs General Discussion
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Cade Webber losing an inch is not good news.
Lines from practices will be out soon enough but certainly seems like Domi's injury will give Maccelli the early look on the top line.
herman
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Crop your photo, David, sheesh.
Guessing:
Group 1
Knies - Matthews - Maccelli
Lorentz - Laughton - Jarnkrok
Pezzetta - Kampf - Robertson
Barbolini - Groulx - Tverberg
Valis
Rielly - Carlo
Thrun - Myers
Rifai - Danford
Chadwick - Benning
Stolarz
Hildeby
Group 2
Cowan - Tavares - W. Nylander
Joshua - Roy - McMann
Haymes - Boyd - Lettierri
Sim - Quillan - A. Nylander
Holinka
McCabe - Tanev
Benoit - Ekman-Larsson
Mermis - Villeneuve
Webber - Prokop
Woll
Akhtyamov
Group 1 has so many lefties, and Group 2 has so many righties
Guessing:
Group 1
Knies - Matthews - Maccelli
Lorentz - Laughton - Jarnkrok
Pezzetta - Kampf - Robertson
Barbolini - Groulx - Tverberg
Valis
Rielly - Carlo
Thrun - Myers
Rifai - Danford
Chadwick - Benning
Stolarz
Hildeby
Group 2
Cowan - Tavares - W. Nylander
Joshua - Roy - McMann
Haymes - Boyd - Lettierri
Sim - Quillan - A. Nylander
Holinka
McCabe - Tanev
Benoit - Ekman-Larsson
Mermis - Villeneuve
Webber - Prokop
Woll
Akhtyamov
Group 1 has so many lefties, and Group 2 has so many righties
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herman
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I debated flipping Robertson and Jarnkrok, but since they're both on the trading block, I went with the Righty that worked previously.
McMann with JT and Nylander being the notable thing here.
I felt bad for Tavares there lol. Clearly better than Nylander and gets a bad bounce.