A shocking incident occurred during a gym session, leaving Toronto Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube with a severe head injury and a black eye. Berube, known for his tough-guy image, humorously revealed the cause of his injury, attributing it to a collision with three individuals. Despite the serious-looking abrasion on his head, which required stitches, Berube maintained a lighthearted demeanor, even joking about his black eye and stitches with the players and media. This incident adds an unexpected twist to the team's schedule, as the Leafs prepare for a significant game involving star player Mitch Marner's return to Toronto after a contentious final season with the team. Additionally, Berube's decision to start Anthony Stolarz in goal is a notable development, as he returns from a nerve issue. With the team's current standing just three points away from the Eastern Conference's final wildcard spot, every move and injury becomes crucial.
