
Despite notching victories in each of his first three starts, the Dane's GAA is an ugly 3.28 and his .892 save percentage isn't much better. Andersen's success in the win-loss column can be entirely attributed to Toronto's offense, which has averaged an eye-popping 6.33 goals per game. Andersen and the Leafs may face a more difficult test Wednesday, though, as New Jersey and netminder Cory Schneider have held opponents to a total of just three goals after two games.

























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