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Oilers turn to Tristan Jarry against Maple Leafs with Devon Levi injured

Mike Babcock said Levi will not dress Saturday and Edmonton plans to recall a backup goaltender, Sportsnet reported.

File photo: Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry makes a save against the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Place.
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Tristan Jarry will start for the Edmonton Oilers against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday, Oct. 24, with Devon Levi unavailable because of an injury, Sportsnet reported Friday.

Coach Mike Babcock said Levi would not dress after missing Friday’s practice, and that Edmonton would call up another goaltender to back up Jarry. Sportsnet did not identify the injury or give a timetable for Levi’s return.

Edmonton hosts Toronto at Rogers Place at 7 p.m. ET. Levi played in Thursday’s 6-5 shootout win over Carolina; the NHL’s game report credits him with 22 saves.

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