During a stoppage against the Los Angeles Kings, head coach Craig Berube gave the Toronto Maple Leafs members a hard time. Here’s what he had to say.
You may need to correct your team’s play on the ice even while they are winning. When the Toronto Maple Leafs played the Los Angeles Kings last night, that was the situation.
The Kings scored a goal nearly halfway through the third period of Wednesday night’s 5-1 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. With little over ten minutes remaining in the game, the Leafs were still ahead by three goals, but head coach Craig Berube called a timeout to give his team a chance to correct their play. The work ethic of the team seems to be Berube’s focus.
Craig Berube’s entreaty to his players appeared to be successful, as the Toronto Maple Leafs won the game 6-2 and held the Los Angeles Kings scoreless following his speech. Berube’s approach appears to be considerably different from that of former head coach Sheldon Keefe since he is respected by his players and has no trouble holding them all accountable.
The Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill was present at the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Los Angeles Kings game last night, which sparked trade rumours. A number of Maple Leafs players, including Conor Timmons, Nick Robertson, Calle Jarnkrok, and Timothy Liljegren, have been speculated to be available in recent months. In all, 14 representatives from different teams attended the Leafs vs. Kings game.
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