Will Craig Berube End Up Getting the Best of This Program in the Playoffs?
TSN: Hockey analyst Frankie Corrado joined Jay Onrait last week on SportsCenter, and broke down the biggest question facing all seven Canadian teams. When looking at Craig Berube and the Toronto Maple Leafs, Corrado said the biggest question facing the Leafs is whether their new coach can make them play differently during the playoffs.
** NHLRumors.com transcript
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Jay Onrait: “Frankie Corrado is back with us. Once again we have its Training questions. We actually made Frankie the head coach of all seven Canadian NHL teams. And we ask Frankie what the biggest question is for these individual coaches about their teams and we've already gotten to the Western teams at the start of the show. So, let's make Eastern Canadian teams.
Let's start with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Craig Berube and the Leaves. The core four seems to be making a comeback. Add them in the background. You have Anthony Stolarz to pair with Joseph Woll's net. What does Craig Berube think of Frankie Corrado as he is about to take over this team?”
Frankie Corrado: “You're probably thinking, Jay, how do I get this team to play differently during the playoffs than the way they've played in the past? Like those players, the core four, they did very well in the regular season. They broke records, team records, league records, and records. personal, and it's all done. When it comes to the playoffs, things look a little different.
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The big question is how does Craig Berube find a way to get the most out of these guys in the playoffs? And that's back-to-back goals. That doesn't allow that kind of momentum to sway you in a game in a series. I like all these things that you're going to lean on someone like Craig Berube and what he's done, and win a Stanley Cup as a coach. How does he get his players to use that playing time? That will be a big question for the Maple Leafs and Craig Berube.”
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