Bozak on third line with Frattin and Lombardi.
If Bozak and Connolly are both healthy, look for Nazem Kadri to return to the Marlies. Check back tomorrow for an official update from the team.
Tyler Bozak News
No Tyler Bozak. Out again tonight.
As predicted, Bozak sits tonight.
Bozak skated with Orr and Connolly this morning.
Skating with scratches almost certainly means he will not play tonight. Look for the team to continue rotating Matthew Lombardi and David Steckel in his place.
Tyler Bozak skating on an extra line. Didn't play last night because of a foot injury.
Bozak did not take part in line rushes but the team did just play last night. In the meantime, look for David Steckel and Matthew Lombardi to fill his role in the interim. Stay tuned for a further update on Bozak prior to the team's next game.
Tyler Bozak out with sore foot, but injury not as bad as first thought to be
Bozak will not play tonight due to his sore foot. Matthew Lombardi and David Steckel will take his place on the top line.
Bozak a gametime decision with foot injury.
Bozak probably sits out tonight's game due to a sore foot. Through his first six games, he produced four assists while playing with the steaming hot Phil Kessel. Matthew Lombardi is scheduled to take his spot on the top line.
Centre Tyler Bozak (undisclosed) and winger Mike Brown (groin) remain sidelined.
Sounds like he is just day-to-day. Bozak struggled offensively last season, finishing with 15 goals but a minus-29 rating as the team's top-line center. He feels more comfortable as the third line center, which should help his counting stats but likely not his fantasy value.
Tyler Bozak was expected to centre the linemates against the Buffalo Sabres on Friday night, but coach Ron Wilson will use Darryl Boyce instead, saying Bozak is “a little bit banged up.”
Sounds like he is just day-to-day. Bozak struggled offensively last season, finishing with 15 goals but a minus-29 rating as the team's top-line center. He feels more comfortable as the third line center, which should help his counting stats but likely not his fantasy value.
For the first time in his three camps with the Leafs, Bozak isn’t trying to be Kessel’s centre. He is, instead, being himself on that third line — and while that may be outside original expectations, the fit for Bozak appears more comfortable than it ever was alongside Kessel.
Bozak struggled offensively last season, finishing with 15 goals but a minus-29 rating as the team's top-line center. He feels more comfortable as the third line center, which should help his counting stats but likely not his fantasy value.
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