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Why Sergei Bobrovsky chose the Toronto Maple Leafs

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By James Reeve
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Sergei Bobrovsky was the biggest-name goaltender entering the unrestricted free agent market this summer, and he ultimately chose to join the Toronto Maple Leafs. The move surprised many who believed he could still stick around with the Florida Panthers, having brought them two cups in back-to-back seasons. Bobrovsky had a stellar seven-year career with the Panthers, during which time he played in 349 games (344 starts) and held a 201-113-21 record.
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Report: Why Sergei Bobrovsky Chose The Toronto Maple Leafs

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By James Reeve
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Sergei Bobrovsky was the biggest-name goaltender entering the unrestricted free agent market this summer, and he ultimately chose to join the Toronto Maple Leafs. The move surprised many who believed he could still stick around with the Florida Panthers, having brought them two cups in back-to-back seasons. Bobrovsky had a stellar seven-year career with the Panthers, during which time he played in 349 games (344 starts) and held a 201-113-21 record.
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Report: Why Sergei Bobrovsky Chose The Toronto Maple Leafs

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By James Reeve
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Sergei Bobrovsky was the biggest-name goaltender entering the unrestricted free agent market this summer, and he ultimately chose to join the Toronto Maple Leafs. The move surprised many who believed he could still stick around with the Florida Panthers, having brought them two cups in back-to-back seasons. Bobrovsky had a stellar seven-year career with the Panthers, during which time he played in 349 games (344 starts) and held a 201-113-21 record.
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