from Michael Traikos of the National Post,

The Colorado Avalanche proved that you can win a Stanley Cup with a 32-year-old former minor-league journeyman in net. But what are the chances you can win a championship with a couple of backups who have combined for less than 20 NHL games?

It’s something Kyle Dubas doesn’t want to find out.

And yet, when it comes to landing a No. 1 goalie, the Toronto Maple Leafs GM currently finds himself without a seat in what has become a fierce game of musical chairs.

“It seems a little similar to last year,” said Dubas. “You change the names and the teams a little bit, but a team or a goalie may be left without a spot — or a spot that either the team or the goaltender doesn’t desire much.”

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