Anthony Stolarz was taken out of Scotiabank Arena on a stretcher during the third period of tonight's game, per sources. It is unclear what will come from Stolarz’s injury. But the signs are not ...

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz was hospitalized after taking a forearm to the head during the Maple ... was taken out of the arena on a stretcher. Despite the referee's stoppage ...

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Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz was hospitalized after taking a forearm to the head during the Maple ... for the hit that caused the injury: Stolarz exited the game following the ...

Owen Farrell’s bid for a British and Irish Lions selection faced a major setback when he sustained a head injury during Racing 92’s 29-15 defeat by Lyon in the Challenge Cup semifinal at ...

While skating through the crease, the Panthers' Sam Bennett hit Leafs starting goaltender Anthony Stolarz in the head at 7:20 of ... from Scotiabank Arena by stretcher and later transported ...

He was a member of Sergio Canavero’s research head-transplant project ... in a clinically viable technique for real-world spinal injuries.

The Maple Leafs' 5–4 win was marred by a hit to the head of goalie Anthony Stolarz by Panthers center Sam Bennett. Joseph Woll took over for Stolarz and steered Toronto to victory. Stolarz ...

The 40-year-old man was found outside of The Tavern pub on Lothian Crescent with a serious head injury. An ambulance was called and at around 1.50am on Saturday, May 3 he was admitted to Ninewells ...

TORONTO (AP) — Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz left Game 1 of the team’s second round series against Florida on Monday night with an apparent head injury. Stolarz took an elbow ...

Meanwhile, Stolarz left Scotiabank Arena on a stretcher later in the third period ... thoughts over the non-call on Bennett. "Elbow to the head," Berube said. "Clearly. Clear as day.