Hildeby has been re-assigned to AHL Toronto by theMaple Leafs, the team announced Sunday.

Hildeby was briefly recalled for Saturday night's game to back up Cayden Primeau in order to give Anthony Stolarz, who had ice packs on his knees following his last start Friday, a guaranteed night off. The 24-year-old Hildeby will return to the AHL, where he has won both of his starts so far with a 0.97 GAA and a .962 save percentage.

Knies put up two helpers in a 4-3 overtime win over the Sabres on Saturday.

The intense winger had gone two games without a point. Knies has 10 points (two goals, eight assists) in nine games this season. He has also delivered 24 hits in that span, a pace that would see him deliver more than 200 this season. His shot pace is up, too, and he might also reach 200 in that category. That moves Knies into the Brady Tkachuk conversation, although Tkachuk fires a lot more shots.

Joshua scored a goal Saturday in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Sabres.

He has contributed a goal in back-to-back games. Joshua also delivered five hits Saturday, which gives him 25 hits in his past six games -- that's where his fantasy value lies. Joshua had 193 hits last season, which was down from 245 the previous year. He's the kind of guy who can help you dominate that category.

Maccelli scored a goal in Saturday's 4-3 overtime victory over the Sabres.

Maccelli put the Leafs up 2-1 early in the second period when he redirected a pass from John Tavares past Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's outstretched left pad at the side of the goal crease. Macelli has two goals in his last three games. He's better known as a playmaker, but this stretch is a great sign that he's finally getting his skates under himself in his new city.

Robertson scored a goal in a 4-3 overtime win over Buffalo on Saturday.

He was a healthy scratch Friday and returned motivated to prove he should be on the ice every time the team plays. Robertson gained some confidence in burying the puck behind Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen and tying the game 1-1 late in the first. It was Robertson's first goal of the season.

Primeau made 23 saves in a 4-3 overtime win over Buffalo on Saturday.

Primeau was expected to get the start after Anthony Stolarz (rest) played Friday. He has won both games he started for Toronto, recording a 3.46 GAA and an .875 save percentage. Joseph Woll (personal) returned to the ice Saturday, but it's unclear when he will be ready to suit up for the Leafs. He cannot play in a game until at least Nov. 1 due to his LTIR status. Primeau will remain with the big club until Woll does, and the 26-year-old Primeau will likely get at least one more start.

Tavares scored the game winner in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Sabres on Saturday. He also added an assist.

The points extended his streak to four games and seven points (four goals, three assists). Tavares took a stretch pass from Matthew Knies, broke in on net and fired a shot over Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's blocker from the slot. It was Tavares' 499th career goal and his 19th overtime tally, which ties him with Leon Draisaitl and Jaromir Jagr for fourth in NHL history. Only Alex Ovechkin (27), Sidney Crosby (24) and Brad Marchand (21) have more extra-session tallies. Tavares needs one point to move into sole possession of 63rd on the all-time list. He's currently tied with Joe Nieuwendyk and Mike Bossy (1,126 points).

Nylander missed Saturday's 4-3 overtime win against Buffalo because of a lower-body issue, Terry Koshan of The Toronto Sun reports.

Head coach Craig Berube is hoping to get Nylander back Tuesday versus Calgary, but the 29-year-old forward's availability hasn't been determined yet. Nylander was a game-time decision Saturday and was ultimately scratched despite participating in the pregame warmups. Nicholas Robertson served in Toronto's top six due to Nylander's absence, and he might do so again Tuesday if Nylander isn't able to return.

Nylander (undisclosed) won't play against Buffalo on Saturday, per Mark Masters of TSN.

Nylander left Friday's 5-3 loss to Buffalo late in the third period, and he will miss at least one game. He has compiled three goals, 11 assists and 14 shots on net across eight appearances this season. With Nylander unavailable, Calle Jarnkrok will be in the lineup versus the Sabres on Saturday.

Hildeby was recalled from AHL Toronto on Saturday.

Hildeby might serve as the backup behind Cayden Primeau in Saturday's home matchup versus Buffalo. Anthony Stolarz had ice packs on his knees after Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres, according to David Alter of The Hockey News, and he might be getting the night off to rest.

Rielly (undisclosed) is expected to play against Buffalo on Saturday, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

Rielly should be back on the top pairing and the first power-play unit after sitting out Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres. He has accounted for two goals, four assists, 20 shots on net, five blocked shots and six hits through seven appearances this season. With Rielly good to go, Dakota Mermis or Philippe Myers will likely come out of the lineup.

Nylander (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Saturday's clash against Buffalo, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

Nylander left Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres because of the injury. He is riding a five-game point streak in which he's recorded two goals and 10 points, including a marker he netted Friday before his exit. If Nylander can't play, then Matias Maccelli and Easton Cowan might both take on more responsibility.

Carlo notched an assist in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres.

Carlo earned his first point of the season with the helper. The 28-year-old defenseman has occupied a shutdown role in the top four, which fits his skill set and usual deployment. He's supplied 11 shots on net, five hits, eight blocked shots, four PIM and an even plus-minus rating through eight outings this season. Carlo has never recorded a 20-point campaign, so he's not a particularly interesting blueliner in fantasy.

Ekman-Larsson registered two assists, including one on the power play, and fired four shots on goal in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres.

Ekman-Larsson had a season-high 25:38 of ice time due to Morgan Rielly's (undisclosed) absence. This was Ekman-Larsson's first multi-point effort of the campaign. The defenseman is up to seven points, 12 shots, nine blocked shots, eight hits and a plus-1 rating across eight appearances this season. Look for the Swede to stay on the first power-play unit as long as Rielly is out.

Joshua scored a goal on two shots and added four hits in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres.

This was Joshua's first goal as a Maple Leaf. The 29-year-old winger has slotted into a bottom-six role to begin his Toronto tenure, providing his trademark physicality. He's up to two points, nine shots, 25 hits, six blocked shots and a minus-6 rating through eight appearances. Joshua had 14 points in 57 games with the Canucks last year, but he should push closer to the 20-point mark if he stays healthy this season.

Matthews scored a power-play goal on five shots and added two hits in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres.

It was Matthews' first power-play point of the season. He hasn't exactly been quiet so far, earning five goals and two assists over the first eight games of the season, and he's been over 20 minutes of ice time in each contest. That kind of workload, combined with a total of 34 shots (4.25 per game), is a recipe for extended success on offense. Matthews has added seven hits, 19 blocked shots and a plus-3 rating and will remain a high-end source of offense throughout 2025-26.

Stolarz stopped 25 of 30 shots in Friday's 5-3 loss to the Sabres.

The teams traded two goals apiece in the first period, but the Sabres scored a pair in the second to take control. Stolarz has allowed 13 goals while going 0-2-1 over his last three games. The 31-year-old has taken on a heavy workload while Joseph Woll (personal) has been out, but Woll is nearing a return to practice. Stolarz is 2-4-1 with a 3.31 GAA and an .885 save percentage through seven starts. He'll watch from the bench Saturday as Cayden Primeau draws a home start versus the Sabres.

Primeau will guard the home goal in Saturday's game versus the Sabres, Lance Hornby of The Toronto Sun reports.

Primeau will get his second start of the season in a rematch of Friday's game, which the Sabres won 5-3 with Anthony Stolarz in goal. In his Toronto debut, Primeau stopped 26 of 30 shots in a 7-4 win over the Predators. He'll be looking to put in a better performance this time, especially with news of Joseph Woll (personal) beginning to ramp up activities as he starts to work his way back to game fitness.