Nick Kypreos Brings Up a Concerning Trend Involving Craig Berube & the Toronto Maple Leafs
NHL analyst Nick Kypreos recently had some interesting comments about head coach Craig Berube and the Toronto Maple Leafs' floundering offense.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are currently on a three-game losing streak which is not a good look for a team that is trying to win a Stanley Cup.
Nick Kypreos has a reality check for the Toronto Maple Leafs
During this losing streak, the Maple Leafs have only managed three goals, which means just one goal per game.
Overall, this is unacceptable for a team that boasts the talents of Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, and William Nylander.
Kypreos is currently in the midst of sounding the alarm on this, noting that head coach Craig Berube has done nothing to make adjustments and make his team better.
In the eyes of Kyper, this is concerning as the Maple Leafs have officially been figured out by opposing teams, and the Leafs themselves won't make adjustments.
You have to make adjustments. I keep seeing the same thing over and over again from the Leafs-just pucks to the net, get it in deep. But sometimes there are too many low-quality shots from bad angles, and it's one and done.»
Kypreos makes a very good point here and if you are a Leafs fan, you have to feel like something has to change.
The team is going on a nice road trip until the 4 Nations Face-Off and this could be what the team needs to reset.
Whatever the case may be, fans do not want yet another wasted season that ends in disappointment.
If they offense does not change, then the same tired result will happen all over again.
