Murray allowed four goals on 33 shots (.879 SV%) in an overtime loss to Tampa Bay in his previous start. Murray has been enjoying a bounce-back season in his first year in Toronto, posting a 5-1-2 record with a .921 SV% and 2.63 GAA. He draws the tough task that is the Dallas Stars, who are 2nd in the NHL in goals per game averaging 3.92 per game.
Murray stopped 25 of 28 shots (.893 SV%) for his fourth straight win in a victory over Minnesota his last time out. Murray has been very good in his short stint with the Maple Leafs so far, posting a 4-1-1 record with a .921 SV% and 2.51 GAA. He takes on the surging Detroit Red Wings who find themselves in the middle of a four-game winning streak.
Murray stopped 25 of 28 shots (.893 SV%) for his fourth straight win in a victory over Minnesota his last time out. Murray has been very good in his short stint with the Maple Leafs so far, posting a 4-1-1 record with a .921 SV% and 2.51 GAA. He takes on the surging Detroit Red Wings who find themselves in the middle of a four-game winning streak.
Murray allowed three goals on 33 shots (.909 SV%) but picked up a point in an overtime loss vs. the Devils his last time between the crease. In his limited action this season he is 1-1-1 with a 3.01 GAA and .903 SV%. He takes on the crumbling Buffalo Sabres who find themselves in the middle of a seven-game losing streak.
Matt Murray stopped 35 of 37 shots (.946 SV%) to pick up his first win as a member of the Maple Leafs' after returning from a hip injury. The 28-year-old netminder has only played in two starts this season but has a 1-1-0 record with a 3.02 GAA and .900 SV%. He draws the tough task of the New Jersey Devils who lead the Metropolitan Divison and are second in the NHL in goals per game (3.75).
Murray has not taken the crease since October 12th due to a hip injury that kept him out for the last month. He will return to the Leafs' crease Tuesday as a welcome addition as Toronto is currently without Ilya Samsonov due to injury as well. In one game prior to his hip injury, Murray allowed four goals on 23 shots (.826 SV%) in a losing effort vs. Montreal.
Murray allowed four goals on 23 shots (.826 SV%) in a losing effort vs. Montreal his only start of the season on October 12th. Murray has missed the last month due to a hip injury but returns to the crease Tuesday to take on the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Murray has been out since mid-October due to a lower-body injury sustained in practice. The 28-year-old was hoping for a career resurgent season after being acquired by Toronto in the offseason but struggled in his only start allowing four goals on 23 shots (.826 SV%) in a loss to Montreal.
Moving Murray to LTIR provides the Maple Leafs with some salary cap flexibility and will allow them to make some call-ups next week. With Murray out for at least one month, Ilya Samsonov figures to be very busy moving forward.
Murray was in-line to start Saturday's game vs. the Senators but left the morning skate early with discomfort in his groin. The Maple Leafs did not rule him out, but it seems likely that Ilya Samsonov will start so Murray's injury doesn't get worse.
Matt Murray will make his much anticipated Maple Leafs' debut Wednesday as he leads Toronto in a division battle against Montreal. The 28-year-old is hoping the change of scenery will be exactly what he needs to return to anywhere close to the .923 SV% form he had with Pittsburgh in 2016-17. In 20 starts a season ago, Murray had five wins while pitching a .906 SV% and 3.05 GAA.
Murray suffered an undisclosed injury in the Senators' ugly loss in Arizona on Saturday and it will keep him out for at least the next two games. Anton Forsberg and Filip Gustavsson will handle the goaltending duties for the Senators while Murray is out.
