Give your head a shake bud , McBackup was a couple of games shy of being Vezina eligible and battling with the top 2 goalies for that honor when Freddie came back and played barely above 50/50 down the stretch last year , we were a better team last spring with McBackup in net than we were with Freddie down the stretch , check the numbers before you spout nonsense .By all hockey logic you ride the hot horse until it falters and we should have rode By all hockey logic you ride the hot horse until it falters and we should have rode McBackup but he doesn't date Babcock on the road so in comes the cold goalie and we are history first round . so in comes the cold goalie and we are history first round .
Give my head a shake? Just read what I wrote if possible I don't deny how good McBackup was last year. I just said the Leafs made the decision to see if Sparks was a long term answer. Which is exactly what the Leafs did. So, why criticize me for just stating facts. Now if you don't like the decision fine. If the Leaf make wrong decision fine.
If you thought McBackup should have been the starting goalie more often last season, fine, but that has never to do with the Leafs decision to keep Sparks this year.
But the reality is, so far, Sparks has not cost the Leaf any more points than if McBackup had still being a Leaf. (if somehow you could replay the season)
So you reason that the Leafs lost in game 7 "McBackup but he doesn't date Babcock on the road so in comes the cold goalie and we are history first round ." OK, save that logic for your pals at recess.