Maple Leafs goalie hit in throat by puck, released from hospital

Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz hospitalized after puck hits throat in freak warmup incident

Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz was scratched and hospitalized after William Nylander's warmup shot struck him in the throat before Saturday's game.

Maple Leafs goalie hit in throat by puck, released from hospital

Anthony Stolarz was hit by a shot from teammate William Nylander in warmups, taken to hospital for precautionary tests and later released Saturday.

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If you missed the game last night, you may not yet be aware that Anthony Stolarz was hit by a puck in warmup and was taken to the hospital for precautionary imaging. Joe Woll played in his stead.Anthony Stolarz will not start tonight for the Maple Leafs after taking a shot up high in warmups pic.twitter.com/2fsusNGRuQ— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) March 21, 2026 "It didn't hit him in the head," says an idiot in the background. Neck injuries can compre…

Maple Leafs' Stolarz released from hospital after warm-up injury

Anthony Stolarz will return to Toronto with the Maple Leafs after being hospitalized Saturday night. Stolarz was scheduled to start against the Senators in Ottawa but he was injured when a shot from William Nylander struck him in the throat during warm-ups. The Maple Leafs said that Stolarz went to the hospital for precautionary imaging and confirmed after the game that he had been released and cleared to fly home with the team. His status for t…