Craig Berube keeps it simple following Maple Leafs win vs. Penguins: 'You score goals, you win'

""I thought our game got better after the first, second was really good," he said. "We scored tonight, that's the difference. It's good to see Willy get one, and other guys, Max (Domi), a nice goal. You score goals, you win." "Taking pucks to the net more than anything," Berube said. "Getting open, driving it. Again, that line makes a lot of plays, which is good to see.""

""He did a lot of good things tonight," Berube said. "He had other opportunities that didn't go in, thought he could've shot a little bit more. He did great tonight, brought a lot to that line." "I think our play has been better with the puck, just having to capitalize and tonight we capitalized," Berube said. "So just try to keep doing what we're doing and banging away at it. There's always things you have to work on and fix,""

Toronto improved its performance after the first period, with a strong second period leading to a victory. The team scored multiple goals, including William Nylander’s first goal in 11 games and a later empty-netter. Nylander, playing with John Tavares and Matias Maccelli, focused on driving to the net, getting open, and creating plays. Max Domi produced a coast-to-coast goal and contributed playmaking and opportunities, though he could have shot more. The win provides momentum into the holiday break and emphasizes sustained puck play, capitalizing on chances, and addressing remaining areas for improvement.

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