When it comes to injuries, it's been a tough season for Toronto's Trevor Moore. After missing 13 games due to a shoulder injury, the 24-year-old is back on the sidelines again. The team says he's out indefinitely with a concussion.
While the team hasn't said exactly how Moore suffered the concussion, it's believed it happened after he took a hit in practice close to two weeks ago. He was just about to return from his shoulder injury when he took the bump. So far this season, the depth forward has played 22 games, recording two goals and five points. He's averaged close to 14 minutes per game when in the lineup in 2019-20.
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The Maple Leafs have recalled forward Adam Brooks from the Toronto Marlies of the AHL as a result of Moore's injury. The team has also brought up defenseman Martin Marincin. Moore has not played since November 15th.
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Meanwhile, Toronto backup goalie Michael Hutchinson will get the start in net as the Maple Leafs take on New Jersey Friday night.
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