"“Unfortunately, that's part of the business, obviously, we had a tough year. He taught me a lot. He's a good coach, and I learned a lot from him. He taught me how to simplify the game and just help some little things around the game.” Cowan told Mark Masters."
"“I'm just going to keep playing my game. Obviously, someone new is coming in to coach the Leafs. They're probably watching, whoever it is, so keep competing, keep playing my game leading into the summer, have a good summer and be ready for camp.” Cowan later added."
"Berube's tenure in Toronto lasted just two seasons, which, looking back, comes as a surprise to many. The former head coach posted a record of 84-62-18 during his time in Toronto, while helping the Maple Leafs reach game seven of the second round against the Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers, which was the furthest the team has gotten in the Auston Matthews era."
"At times during the season, having Berube as the coach was not an easy task for Cowan, but he improved in many areas of his game throughout the season, being one of the very few bright spots. The 20-year-old recorded 11 goals and 18 assists in 66 games, and has produced three points in four playoff games with the Toronto Marlies."
Craig Berube was released as head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs after two seasons. His Toronto record was 84-62-18, and he helped the team reach game seven of the second round against the Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers, the deepest run in the Auston Matthews era. Easton Cowan developed under Berube and faced challenges at times, but improved across multiple areas and became one of the few bright spots. Cowan finished with 11 goals and 18 assists in 66 games and added three points in four playoff games with the Toronto Marlies. He ended the season strongly with nine points in his last 15 games and praised Berube for helping him find his game during a difficult year.
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