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The Toronto Maple Leafs have fired head coach Craig Berube after two seasons, following a disappointing year that saw the team miss the playoffs. Berube, a Stanley Cup champion, was unable to replicate success in Toronto.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are making more changes to the organization, as they are firing head coach Craig Berube after two seasons with the club.
Berube helped lead the Maple Leafs to the playoffs in 2024-25, but Toronto collapsed under his watch last year and missed the playoffs. As a result, Toronto made changes to its front office, and now those changes have extended to the coaching staff.
The 60-year-old Berube was a Stanley Cup champion as a head coach with the St. Louis Blues in 2019, and the Maple Leafs hoped he would bring that championship pedigree to Toronto. Instead, the Maple Leafs struggled this year as Berube never mixed well with the team.
Here's a breakdown of why the Maple Leafs made this coaching change.
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The Maple Leafs fired Craig Berube due to a disappointing season where the team missed the playoffs after previously qualifying.
Craig Berube coached the Maple Leafs for two seasons, leading them to the playoffs in 2024-25 but failing to qualify in the following year.
Despite being a Stanley Cup champion, Berube struggled to connect with the team, leading to organizational changes after a poor season.
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The Maple Leafs went 32-36-14 in 2025-26, which was the team's worst season since the 2015-16 season, when Toronto won just 29 games. Entering the season, the Maple Leafs were considered a title contender, but Toronto ended up with the worst record in the Atlantic Division, second-worst record in the Eastern Conference, and the sixth-worst record in the NHL.
After the season, the Maple Leafs fired general manager Brad Treliving and replaced him with Mats Sundin and John Chayka in the front office. Toronto is now deciding to clean house and start fresh in both the front office and on the coaching staff.
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