"The Toronto Maple Leafs return to action Saturday night against the Nashville Predators, searching for answers after another discouraging loss. Thursday's 4-0 defeat to the Washington Capitals was a breaking point. The effort wasn't there, the execution wasn't there, and neither the players nor head coach Craig Berube had answers when the tough questions came. For a team already sitting outside the playoff picture, that"
"performance only added to the growing concern around the organization. Lineup changes incoming With the season slipping away, changes are coming. Max Domi looks like the odd man out, with Matias Maccelli expected to re-enter the lineup. Domi has had a brutal season in Toronto. He's been largely invisible and has failed to provide the offence the Leafs expected. In 32 games, Domi has just"
"three goals and nine assists for 12 points. He was scratched against Washington, marking the first time in his Maple Leafs career he was taken out of the lineup. Maccelli hasn't exactly earned his way back either, but the Leafs are hoping he can provide a spark. The Finnish forward has been scratched for nine straight games and hasn't had much opportunity to redeem himself. In"
Toronto is struggling after a 4-0 loss that showcased poor effort, weak execution, and unanswered questions from players and coach Craig Berube. The team sits outside the playoff picture, increasing organizational concern. Max Domi looks likely to be benched after a disappointing 32-game stretch with three goals and nine assists. Matias Maccelli is expected to re-enter the lineup after nine scratches, offering potential creativity with four goals and five assists in 22 games. The power play has been among the NHL's worst, with limited production from Auston Matthews, William Nylander, John Tavares, and Matthew Knies.
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