Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube experienced a challenging week, not only for his team but also personally. The team’s upcoming game against the Vegas Golden Knights promises to be a significant event, especially with the return of former Leaf Mitch Marner to Scotiabank Arena.
Berube’s Gym Accident Explained
On Friday, Berube addressed reporters regarding a recent incident in the gym that resulted in visible injuries. He displayed a bruised eye and a battered forehead, which he attributed to a mishap that occurred during a workout on Thursday.
Berube described the situation as “stupid” and noted that it was purely accidental, stating, “It’s on me, my fault. I’m fine.” He humorously added that “the other guy looks way worse,” mentioning there were three individuals involved in the accident. However, he quickly clarified that there was no altercation.
Availability for Tonight’s Game
Despite his injuries, Berube confirmed that he would be available to coach against the Golden Knights. The game is crucial, as the Maple Leafs are looking to recover from a two-game losing streak, having lost four out of their last five matches.
Maple Leafs vs. Golden Knights: What to Expect
The matchup against the Golden Knights is highly anticipated, especially given the emotional backdrop of Marner’s return. The game is set for Friday night at Scotiabank Arena, with followers expected to showcase a mix of boos and cheers for Marner.
- Game Details:
- Date: Friday
- Time: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT
- Location: Scotiabank Arena
- Season Performance:
- Last five games: 1 win, 4 losses
- Current two-game losing streak
As the Toronto Maple Leafs prepare for this intense game, Berube will be hoping for a better outcome on the ice than he experienced in his recent workout accident.
