"I don't think it's a timeline like you might have with a different kind of injury, just because the nature of a high-ankle sprain is kind of unique... Ultimately, he's back skating and doing his work and so it's about how comfortable he feels in there.
All along, the Leafs sort of were saying it would probably be after the All-Star break. I think that's pretty evident now that we're this close, with just two games left until the Leafs have their bye week and All-Star break. I would think somewhere on the other end of that in early February, we'll be getting closer and closer to where Joseph Woll is really ramping it up and we'll get a clear sense of when he might be ready to play again."
