Toronto Maple Leafs
Joseph Woll skated for the fourth consecutive day at Maple Leafs practice Thursday while he continues to recover from a lower-body injury.
The goalie went through a series of agility drills and faced shots from skills coaches.
"(He's making) very good (progress)," Toronto coach Craig Berube said. "He's doing well. Keep him going here. We will see where he's at tomorrow."
Berube said he is unsure if Woll, who has missed each of Toronto's first four games, will be a full participant at practice Friday for the first time since Oct. 8.
"We will see how today goes and then we will make a decision on it," Berube said. "We are not going to rush him."
Toronto next hosts the New York Rangers on Saturday (7 p.m. ET; CBC, SNO, SNW, MSG, NHLN).
Fraser Minten skated for roughly 45 minutes at an optional practice with skills coaches, going through a variety of drills at close to full speed. The forward has not played since sustaining a high ankle sprain at the 2024 Prospect Showdown against the Montreal Canadiens on Sept. 15.
"He's getting a lot better," Berube said. "He's close, he's pretty close. That's as good as I can give you." -- Dave McCarthy