Andersen, who was 77-26-12 in 125 games with Anaheim, will make his fourth consecutive start. "It's going to be fun, a lot of old faces that I've seen before, but for us it's two points that are really important," he said Monday. "Last home game of this stretch here, so we want to make the best of it." Forward Frederik Gauthier was recalled from the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League and will make his season debut on Monday. Forward Josh Leivo also will be in the lineup for the first time this season after recovering from a lower-body injury. "I've been itching for a while now, the injury was a lot longer than I thought," Leivo said. "There are nerves, it's been a while since I played a game, the first period I've got to get my legs under me. But I've been planning for this my whole life, so I just have to get out there and hopefully it goes good." Coach Mike Babcock encouraged the two young players to focus. "Leivo's real good on the cycle and can flat-out score," Babcock said. "The issue always is: Can he get up and down the rink quick enough? We'll watch and see. Gauthier's a great big man, 6-foot-5, 235 pounds, every shift. He just has to play like you're that big. Be good in the circle, be good with the puck." Toronto is 1-1-2 through four games of a five-game homestand and is 9-5-2 at Air Canada Centre this season.
