Prior to today all we knew about Bozak's injury was that it was lower-body. Hamstring injuries can be very touchy so the Maple Leafs will take their time with Boazk. He is not eligible to return until November 19.
Bozak will miss his fourth straight game tonight and will not be able to return to action until November 19th vs the Islanders at the earliest. This move allows Nikolai Kulemin to be activated from IR without having to make another roster move.
Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle made it sound like he may be out a while. Nazem Kadri will fill the void on the Maple Leafs first line.
Bozak missed the third period of last night's game. Troy Bodie is their only other available forward, so he will enter the lineup.
Bozak will stay in Toronto with his friend Phil Kessel. He is not the number 1 center that they need, but he is still a solid number 2. He set a career high with 47 in 2011-12 and had 28 points in 46 games last season.
Joe Colborne replaced Bozak in the lineup. Consider him doubtful for tonight's Game 7.
Bozak missed the last two games of the regular season. Leafs expect him back for Game 1. He will jump back on the top-line with Kessel and JVR.
Bozak missed Thursday's game and will sit out once again tonight. Nazem Kadri will stay on the top line with Bozak out.
Randy Carlyle hinted that a couple of guys were banged up and might sit tonight. Apparently one of those guys is Bozak. Nazem Kadri will move up to the first line.
Looks like Bozak will get back into the lineup shortly. Bozak had been enjoying a bounce back season between Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul. The Regina, Saskatchewan native has seven goals and 25 points through 35 games.
Bozak will add depth to the Leafs, who expect to have all of their centers healthy for the first time this season. He has seven goals and 25 points through 35 games.
Bozak will be out until January 5th. Bozak had been enjoying a bounce back season between Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul. The Regina, Saskatchewan native has seven goals and 25 points through 35 games. Candidates to center the top line are Nazem Kadri or Tim Connolly.
Bozak had been enjoying a bounce back season between Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul. The Regina, Saskatchewan native has seven goals and 25 points through 35 games. Candidates to center the top line are Nazem Kadri or Tim Connolly.
Bozak has been enjoying a bounce back season between Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul. The Regina, Saskatchewan native has seven goals and 25 points through 35 games.
Bozak once again finds himself on the top line. His 23 points are third on the team, behind both of his linemates.
Bozak maintains some fantasy hockey value as he stays on the top PP unit. The Regina, Saskatchewan native scored seven goals and 22 points in 30 games while playing mainly on the top line.
Bozak moves down to the third line. The Regina, Saskatchewan native scored seven goals and 22 points in 30 games while playing mainly on the top line.
If you own Bozak, keep him in your lineup. The Regina, Saskatchewan native scored a goal and eight points over his first 15 games.
Over his first six games, Bozak produced four assists. His point totals likely fall off the map with his demotion to the third line.
