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Looking at the Entire Toronto Maple Leafs Goalie Depth Chart

By Spencer Teixeira

TORONTO, ON - JANUARY 5: Kasimir Kaskisuo #50 of the Toronto Maple Leafs looks on against the Vancouver Canucks during the first period at the Scotiabank Arena on January 5, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty Images)
TORONTO, ON - JANUARY 5: Kasimir Kaskisuo #50 of the Toronto Maple Leafs looks on against the Vancouver Canucks during the first period at the Scotiabank Arena on January 5, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty Images) /
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TORONTO, ON – JANUARY 5: Kasimir Kaskisuo #50 of the Toronto Maple Leafs looks on against the Vancouver Canucks during the first period at the Scotiabank Arena on January 5, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty Images)
TORONTO, ON – JANUARY 5: Kasimir Kaskisuo #50 of the Toronto Maple Leafs looks on against the Vancouver Canucks during the first period at the Scotiabank Arena on January 5, 2019 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty Images) /

The Maple Leafs enter the 2019-20 season with yet another perplexing situation in goal.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have one of the best starters in the game, but after that, it’s a bit of a question mark.

Although the potential losses in goal are certainly less high stakes, the need for a step-up backup candidate has never been greater.

The Leafs would do well to limit the number of games that Andersen starts this year, and they could use a back-up who gets the job done when called up.

Garrett Sparks failed in his task and has since left the organization (in the bizarre requisition of David Clarkson).

Today I take a look at the Toronto Maple Leafs goaltending depth in order to try and establish who could contend for the backup spot, and who may lay claim to the title of Goalie of the Future.

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