"Although he did not further elaborate on the incident, he did clarify that there was no actual altercation that was involved. As the true leader and man that he is, Berube did own up to whatever mistake that he inadvertently caused and was ready to move on from it. When it came to his availability on whether he would be able to coach the Maple Leafs in Friday's huge matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights, Berube quickly put that to rest,"
"With their bruised and battered head coach, the Leafs will look to use that adversity met by their leader to serve as their motivation in taking on the Pacific Division-leading Golden Knights. After all, it will also be the expected emotionally homecoming of former Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner, donning an opponents jersey for the first time ever at Scotiabank Arena. The Toronto fan reaction is expected to be fierce for Marner, with many predicting plenty of boos to outnumber potential che"
Craig Berube revealed a large gash on his forehead and a black left eye after sustaining an accident in the gym. He said the accident occurred during a workout, involved three other people, and that it was his fault; he described it as stupid and a bad accident but confirmed he was fine. He clarified no altercation took place and declined to elaborate further. Berube affirmed he will coach the Maple Leafs in Friday's matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights. The team may use his injury as rallying motivation, coinciding with Mitch Marner's emotional return to Scotiabank Arena.
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