Berube Reveals Forehead Stitches from Gym Accident
Craig Berube, head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, recently faced an unexpected incident in the gym. This event resulted in visible injuries, including a gash on his forehead requiring stitches and a bruise near his left eye. Despite sustaining these injuries, Berube expressed confidence in his ability to continue coaching.
Details of the Gym Accident
During a media session at the Maple Leafs’ morning skate, Berube acknowledged the mishap that led to his injuries. At 60 years old, he humorously downplayed the seriousness of the situation, stating, “I’m fine.”
Injury Description
- Location of Injury: Scalp and left eye
- Type of Injury: Gash requiring stitches and a bruise
- Accident Context: Occurred while working out in the gym
Coach’s Perspective on the Incident
Berube described the accident as “stupid” and took full responsibility, saying, “It’s on me, my fault.” His players found humor in the situation, especially after hearing how it happened. Berube added that he would not let the injury interfere with his coaching duties.
Looking Ahead
Despite his forehead stitches and injuries, Berube was set to lead the team against the Vegas Golden Knights at Scotiabank Arena. His ability to maintain a sense of humor throughout the ordeal reflected his resilience and dedication.
