Joshua, a fifth-round (128th overall) pick by the Maple Leafs in the 2014 NHL Draft, called returning to Toronto a “full ...

Newly-acquired Dakota Joshua appeared on 'Leafs Morning Take' where he said he's excited to play for Craig Berube again, this ...

On July 17, when Dakota Joshua returned to the Toronto Maple Leafs, it felt like a familiar step in his hockey career. He was ...

Craig Berube publicly sat alongside Brad Treliving as the new Toronto Maple Leafs coach for the first time and barely cracked a smile. As Berube stared ahead during his introductory press ...

Craig Berube, second from left, yells after a penalty was called against his team in a game against Detroit on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2023, at Enterprise Center. It was his final game as the Blues' coach.

The Blues fired Craig Berube after a 13-14-1 start to the 2023-24 season. (Michael Reaves / Getty Images) The Blues went into a self-proclaimed re-tool going into the 2023-24 season.

TORONTO — When Craig Berube was with the St. Louis Blues, it was pretty common to see the coach sitting alone at Paul Manno’s Restaurant, having dinner and sipping on a cold one.

Coach Craig Berube has been awake since 6:30 a.m. He sets an alarm on his cell phone, but the fierce competitor and former NHL enforcer always beats the clock to the punch.

Berube said about 1 1/2 hours before the puck dropped that Sundqvist “probably would play,” and he did. “Sunny’s a warrior,” Berube said. “We all know that. He battles hard every night.

Yes, Berube wants quality attempts, but he doesn't want them passing up shots. According to MoneyPuck, the Blues rank No. 4 in the NHL in five-on-five shooting percentage (9.4), but they're No. 16 ...

With the NHL moving to Phase 2 on Monday and announcing that Phase 3 (training camp) will begin on July 10, we thought it would be a good time to get Blues coach Craig Berube on our “We Went ...

Craig Berube played two seasons for the New Westminster Bruins, but Hitchcock liked him so much that in 1985, Kamloops traded seven players for him and another future NHL player, Mark Recchi.