Maple Leafs’ Berube Explains Cause of His Eye Injury
The Toronto Maple Leafs are facing challenges as they prepare for an important game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Head coach Craig Berube, however, has additional troubles stemming from a recent accident in the gym.
Berube’s Eye Injury Explained
On Friday, Berube addressed reporters, revealing he suffered a bruised eye and a battered forehead due to a mishap. The incident happened on Thursday while he was working out. He humorously noted, “the other guy looks way worse. There were three of them.”
Despite the injury, Berube stressed that it was a simple accident with no altercation involved. He took full responsibility, stating, “It’s on me, my fault. I’m fine.” His injuries have raised questions about his ability to coach during the critical game against former player Mitch Marner and the Golden Knights.
Coaching Availability Confirmed
- Game against Vegas scheduled for Friday night.
- Berube confirmed he is ready to coach.
- Match begins at Scotiabank Arena at 7 p.m. ET.
Toronto is looking to turn its fortunes around after facing four losses in their last five games. With the pressure mounting, the Maple Leafs hope for a better outcome this time. Berube’s determination remains firm as they prepare to meet the Golden Knights and regain momentum.
