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NHL Goalie Losses Leaders: Toronto Maple Leafs

2025-26All situationsThrough 82 team games

Joseph Woll (TOR) leads NHL goalies with 16 L for the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2025-26, ahead of Anthony Stolarz (TOR) (10).

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Leaders: Losses, Toronto Maple Leafs, 2025-26

  1. Joseph Woll, Toronto Maple Leafs1stJoseph WollTOR · 39 GP16
  2. Anthony Stolarz, Toronto Maple Leafs2ndAnthony StolarzTOR · 26 GP10
  3. Dennis Hildeby, Toronto Maple Leafs3rdDennis HildebyTOR · 20 GP7
  4. Artur Akhtyamov, Toronto Maple Leafs4thArtur AkhtyamovTOR · 3 GP2
  5. Cayden Primeau, Toronto Maple Leafs5thCayden PrimeauTOR · 3 GP1

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What Losses measures

This board ranks NHL goalies by losses, regular season only. Pick any season back to 2017-18 above the table. Regulation losses charged, regular season (overtime losses in OTL).

Losses are a team and workload stat: the busiest starters on bad teams top it.

A regulation loss is charged to the goalie in net for the goal that decides the game; overtime and shootout losses are counted separately (OTL). A few leagues score losses as a negative. High totals usually mean heavy usage on a weak team rather than poor play. In 2025-26, 5 goalies qualify for this board; the median is 7 and Joseph Woll leads at 16.

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NHL Goalie Losses Leaders, Toronto Maple Leafs, 2025-26, All situations
#GoalieLGPGSWSV%
1Joseph WollTOR163938150.89937%▼2.7
2Anthony StolarzTOR102625100.89336%▼0.6
3Dennis HildebyTOR7201450.91420%▲0.9
4Artur AkhtyamovTOR23200.87714%
5Cayden PrimeauTOR13320.8383.2%

Frequently asked questions

Who leads the NHL in Losses in 2025-26?

Joseph Woll leads with 16. The median of the 5 qualified goalies is 7.

How is Losses calculated?

Regulation losses charged, regular season (overtime losses in OTL). Regular season only, from the NHL's official game data.

How reliable is Losses?

Losses are a team and workload stat: the busiest starters on bad teams top it.