The Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the top teams in the NHL’s Eastern Conference but have seen a sudden surge in injuries to key forwards. On top of Auston Matthews traveling to Germany for further evaluation,

The Toronto Maple Leafs were already down three forwards with captain Auston Matthews, Max Pacioretty and Calle Jarnkrok sidelined with injuries when the team announced on Tuesday that center David Kampf was too out of action due to a lower-body injury.

Maple Leafs General manager Brad Treliving said following Tuesday’s practice that Auston Matthews, out day-to-day since Nov. 5 with an undisclosed upper-body injury, is in Germany to see a doctor the star center has worked with in the past.

Toronto general manager Brad Treliving said following Tuesday's practice that Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews, out since Nov. 5 with an upper-body injury, is in Germany to see a doctor, the center has worked with in the past,

Auston Matthews’ efforts to return from an upper-body injury have included a visit to a doctor in Germany, but Toronto

According to a report from NHL insider Chris Johnston, Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews has left the team and has travelled to Munich, Germany to see a medical specialist. Check it out: “More as a general check-up but also to get some work done on his thing,

Toronto Maple Leafs' forward Auston Matthews "isn't getting worse" but remains at least another week away from returning from an undisclosed upper-body injury. That was the latest from Leafs' coach Craig Berube on Monday when questioned about the status of his team's captain,

Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews is headed to Germany for a check up on his upper-body injury during the brief break in the schedule.

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving explained why Auston Matthews went to Germany for his injury.