Joseph Woll is projected to start for the <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/combinations">Toronto Maple Leafs</a> against the Nashville Predators on Saturday.
Woll has been excellent form lately, winning his past three starts. The 26-year-old has posted a 24-12-0 record in 36 appearances with a .908 save percentage. Although it appeared that Anthony Stolarz may be <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/who-should-game-1-starter-toronto-maple-leafs-playoffs">pulling away to start the playoffs</a>, Woll has quietly been better through March, and his uptick in form may present head coach Craig Berube with a good dilemma to conclude the regular season.
Toronto is keeping its lines intact from <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/7-takeaways-toronto-maple-leafs-new-york-rangers-tavares-nylander-dominate-historic-night-playoff-lines-focus">Thursday&#8217;s 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers</a>. Bobby McMann, John Tavares and William Nylander caught fire during the game, with Tavares scoring two goals, while <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/john-tavares-jokingly-credits-teammates-1100-point-milestone">reaching the 1,100-point milestone</a> for his career.
&#8220;You don’t take it for granted,” Tavares said Thursday night after the win. &#8220;It’s been a great journey, a lot of hard work, obviously I’ve played with two great organizations and a lot of great teammates that have been a big part of that, helping me out a lot of the time and making me look good.”
Calle Jarnkrok and Philippe Myers projected to be healthy scratches.
Scott Laughton remains on the fourth line, with David Kampf and Steven Lorentz. Laughton has struggled to produce throughout his seven with the Maple Leafs, and was expected to function as the team&#8217;s third-line centre as a defensively responsible player capable of secondary offence, but Saturday&#8217;s game <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/why-too-early-toronto-maple-leafs-panic-scott-laughton">presents a new opportunity</a> to get his first points with the Maple Leafs.
Toronto is on a three-game winning streak and Berube is now tasked with finalizing his optimized combinations for the playoffs, with 13 games remaining in the regular season.
<h3>Maple Leafs&#8217; projected lineup vs. Predators</h3>
Matthew Knies-Auston Matthews-Mitch Marner 
Bobby McMann-John Tavares-William Nylander
Pontus Holmberg-Max Domi-Nick Robertson
Scott Laughton-David Kampf-Steven Lorentz 
Morgan Rielly-Brandon Carlo 
Jake McCabe-Chris Tanev 
Simon Benoit-Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Joseph Woll (projected starter) 
Anthony Stolarz

Joseph Woll is projected to start for the <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/combinations">Toronto Maple Leafs</a> against the Nashville Predators on Saturday.

Woll has been excellent form lately, winning his past three starts. The 26-year-old has posted a 24-12-0 record in 36 appearances with a .908 save percentage. Although it appeared that Anthony Stolarz may be <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/who-should-game-1-starter-toronto-maple-leafs-playoffs">pulling away to start the playoffs</a>, Woll has quietly been better through March, and his uptick in form may present head coach Craig Berube with a good dilemma to conclude the regular season.

Toronto is keeping its lines intact from <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/7-takeaways-toronto-maple-leafs-new-york-rangers-tavares-nylander-dominate-historic-night-playoff-lines-focus">Thursday's 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers</a>. Bobby McMann, John Tavares and William Nylander caught fire during the game, with Tavares scoring two goals, while <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/john-tavares-jokingly-credits-teammates-1100-point-milestone">reaching the 1,100-point milestone</a> for his career.

"You don’t take it for granted,” Tavares said Thursday night after the win. "It’s been a great journey, a lot of hard work, obviously I’ve played with two great organizations and a lot of great teammates that have been a big part of that, helping me out a lot of the time and making me look good.”

Calle Jarnkrok and Philippe Myers projected to be healthy scratches.

Scott Laughton remains on the fourth line, with David Kampf and Steven Lorentz. Laughton has struggled to produce throughout his seven with the Maple Leafs, and was expected to function as the team's third-line centre as a defensively responsible player capable of secondary offence, but Saturday's game <a href="https://theleafsnation.com/news/why-too-early-toronto-maple-leafs-panic-scott-laughton">presents a new opportunity</a> to get his first points with the Maple Leafs.

Toronto is on a three-game winning streak and Berube is now tasked with finalizing his optimized combinations for the playoffs, with 13 games remaining in the regular season.
<h3>Maple Leafs' projected lineup vs. Predators</h3>
Matthew Knies-Auston Matthews-Mitch Marner 

Bobby McMann-John Tavares-William Nylander

Pontus Holmberg-Max Domi-Nick Robertson

Scott Laughton-David Kampf-Steven Lorentz 

Morgan Rielly-Brandon Carlo 

Jake McCabe-Chris Tanev 

Simon Benoit-Oliver Ekman-Larsson

Joseph Woll (projected starter) 

Anthony Stolarz

Woll projected to start vs. Predators, McMann-Tavares-Nylander line remains intact

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