NHL -Playoffs: Maple Leafs reveal uncertain injury -update to Auston Matthews' most important teammates before game 7 against Panthers

The game 6 victory against them Florida Panthers Set the Toronto Maple Leafs Just one victory away to demand a highly competitive second series in 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. After Auston Matthews Toronto had an eye horror that almost forced it from the ice and could now be exposed to a considerable absence.

Matthews overcame the criticism and made it clear that he is an NHL star by scoring the goal that defeated the victory in game 6. It was his first goal of the current post -season, but it means much more. The chance to return to ice in Toronto and defeat Florida is now only one step away.

However, setbacks can be created in such a densely contested series. In this sense, one of Matthew's game 7 teammates could miss the Panthers after head coach Craig Berube and the Maple Leafs provided an unsafe update for injuries.

Who could miss game 7 against the Panthers?

Matthews' teammate who could miss game 7 against the Panthers is none other than the left wing player Matthew Knies. “Craig Berube says he is not sure whether Matthew Knies will be healthy enough to play in game 7. There were no details about his injury.” reported Chris Johnston of The Athletic after the game.

What is Knies' injury?

Knies took a hit on the upper body and was shaken, leaving a shift in the first period, but he returned to the second. The 22-year-old left winger played a little more than 13 minutes and managed to log more than 20 layers.

Knies has brought the Maple Leaf quality games. In 11 playoff appearances he scored five goals and made the veteran John Tavares under Toronto Skaters for the second time. If knees missed the time, it would be a considerable blow to set up the Maple Leafs.

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