Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube delivers latest status report on Anthony Stolarz and Christopher Tanev

The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to struggle with a slew of injuries this season, and unfortunately for fans hoping for good news, there appears to be little relief in sight.

On Sunday, head coach Craig Berube addressed the media following the team’s morning skate and was asked for updates on his sidelined players.

The most pressing concern for supporters is goaltender Anthony Stolarz, who has been out since leaving a November 11 game against the Boston Bruins. When questioned about his status, Berube declined to provide any details, leaving uncertainty over when—or even if—Stolarz might return after nearly a month on the shelf.

Veteran defenseman Chris Tanev, sidelined since November 1 following a collision with Philadelphia Flyers forward Matvei Michkov, also remains a question mark. Berube offered a small update on Tanev’s condition:

“He’s feeling good, he’s skating, working hard, but he’s getting looked at this week, Wednesday I believe, so we should know some information after that,” he said.

For now, Maple Leafs fans are left waiting for clarity on two key players as the team navigates a challenging stretch of the season.