in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, Sparks is coming off a career-best season himself in the American Hockey League.

The 25-year-old was the Aldege “Baz” Bastien Memorial Award winner as the AHL’s best goaltender on the strength of his .936 save percentage and 1.79 goals-against average in 43 regular-season games for the Toronto Marlies. He then led the team to its first Calder Cup championship in franchise history last June.



With that on his resume, and five years into his tenure with the Leafs’ organization, it seemed like a now-or-never moment for Toronto to see what Sparks had to offer at the NHL level. Babcock auditioned him there before, starting Sparks in 17 games during the Leafs’ 30th- place campaign in 2015-16, but hasn't slotted him back in since.

The Leafs   certain mortgage and note secured by property owned by Mickna. We affirm.

            In December 2009, Ocwen statutorily foreclosed on certain Washington County

     property that was owned by Jamie Mickna and secured by a mortgage held by Ocwen.

     Mickna had acquired the property in 2005. Ocwen was the high bidder at the foreclosure

     sale and conveyed its interest to Freddie Mac. Ocwen then filed an affidavit of rescission in

     May 2011 to rescind the original foreclosure and transfer ownership back to Mickna.

            Subsequently, in July 2012, Ocwen petitioned