Sandin will be a healthy scratch on Wednesday.
Sandin played Monday vs. Vancouver, where he had one assist in 5:00 TOI. Nic Petan will draw into the lineup as the Maple Leafs go to a 12 forwards, six defensemen look.
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Rasmus Sandin News
Rasmus Sandin
Age: 26Position: D
TOI
69%
Fantasy
72%
Fantasy Positional Rank
Goals
32%
Assists
70%
Power-Play
43%
SOG
53%
Plus/Minus
82%
Hits
46%
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Sandin will make his season debut on Monday.
With Wayne Simmonds out six weeks with a broken wrist, Sandin will dress as a seventh defenseman on Monday. Sandin had one goal and seven assists (eight points) in 28 NHL games a season ago.
Sandin will be a healthy scratch on Friday.
Sandin will be a healthy scratch on Tuesday.
With all the injuries to the Maple Leafs’ blueline, Sandin has become a regular in the lineup but will be replaced by Timothy Liljegren on Tuesday. Sandin has picked up just one assist and seven shots while playing just 14:00 ATOI in his last 14 games.
The Maple Leafs have recalled Rasmus Sandin from Toronto (AHL).
Sandin has been all over the place this season. He started the year in the NHL, posting two assists in six games, was then sent to the AHL and then loaned to Team Sweden for the World Juniors, where he had 10 points (3G / 7A) in seven games. Toronto is trying to sort some stuff out defensively, so it looks like they'll give the 19-year-old another look.
The Maple Leafs have loaned Rasmus Sandin to Toronto (AHL).
Sandin made the team after a tremendous training camp and collected two assists and five shots in 12:13 ATOI in his first six NHL games. Sandin heads to the AHL to get more playing time and will be replaced by Kevin Gravel on the Maple Leafs roster.
The Maple Leafs signed Rasmus Sandin to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The Maple Leafs select Rasmus Sandin with the No.29 overall pick.