The move comes as a bit of a surprise as Grabovski was arguably the Leafs' top Center if Bozak departed. However, it appears more likely that Garbo will find a new home and Bozak could stay put in Toronto.
Garbo underwent some tests in New York but has rejoined the team for practice this morning. Stay tuned for an update on his status later tonight.
Grabo didn't practice because he was undergoing tests on his stomach in New York. He continues to lose ice-time and has become a zombie in fantasy. He was a 50-point scorer just a year ago but has just 15 points in 40 games this season. He has posted just two assists in his last eight games.
Grabovski did not skate this morning because he is getting tests done on a stomach issue he has been dealing with. He has been dropping in the Maple Leafs depth chart lately and has only play around 10 minutes in his last two games.
As expected, Grabo gets back in the lineup tonight. The scoring center produced 23 goals and 50 points in 73 games.
Expect Grabo to get back into the lineup tomorrow. The scoring center produced 23 goals and 50 points in 73 games.
Grabovski might return for the last game of the season. The scoring center produced 23 goals and 50 points in 73 games.
Grabovski might return for a game or two. The scoring center produced 23 goals and 50 points in 73 games.
Grabovski could miss a few games due to the cut. The scoring center produced 23 goals and 50 points in 73 games.
Grabovski resigning makes a slim free agent market even slimmer. However, staying in Toronto should keep his fantasy hockey value in the same range. The second-line center scored 20 goals and 45 points in 59 games.
Grabo has been on fire as of late and should be considered in any fantasy hockey format. The scoring center now has 18 goals and 36 points through 45 games.
With Grabo in, look for Jay Rosehill to take a seat on the bench.
Make sure to bench Grabovski for tonight's game. The Bellarussian center has seven goals and 12 points through 21 games.
Grabovski has been effective no matter what line he plays for. Even though he now centers the third line you can expect some offense from the troika.
Grabovski played on the fourth line in his return to the lineup, getting some power play time on the second unit. He likely stays there as the team flexes their depth.
Good news for Leafs fans and fantasy hockey owners alike. The Bellarussian center has five goals and 10 points in only 18 games.
Losing Grabovski certainly hurts the team depth down the middle. Prior to getting hurt the Bellarussian scored five goals and 10 points. Expect Tim Connolly to take most of his offensive minutes.
Grabovski left Tuesday's game midway through the third period. He will undergo a MRI shortly, giving us another injury update. The Bellarussian scored five goals and 10 points prior to getting hurt.
All three players experience career highs while playing on this line. Sticking with it will only further help their counting numbers for the upcoming season.