Craig Berube on David Kampf Stepping Away from the Marlies
Before Monday’s game against Pittsburgh, head coach Craig Berube spoke about several team updates, including the Cowan–Tavares–Nylander line, Chris Tanev’s condition, David Kampf taking a break from the Marlies, Bobby McMann’s status, and Sammy Blais’ strong start in a Maple Leafs jersey.
Leafs Line Combinations at Practice
- Knies – Matthews – Robertson
- Cowan – Tavares – Nylander
- Joshua – Roy – Maccelli
- Blais – Domi – Jarnkrok
- Laughton, McMann, Lorentz
Defensive Pairings
- Rielly – Carlo
- Benoit – McCabe
- Ekman-Larsson – Myers
- Mermis (extra)
Berube on David Kampf
"I didn’t see frustration in camp. He came in and there was competition. We have a lot of players, and decisions need to be made. He doesn’t feel he wants to play in the minors, and that is his decision along with Brad Treliving. I don’t have much more to say about that situation."
Berube on the Cowan–Tavares–Nylander Line
"Cowan was excellent with the puck. He skated well through the neutral zone and made smart plays in the offensive end. He and JT read each other well and created solid scoring chances."
Summary
Craig Berube discussed team dynamics, emphasizing competition in camp and highlighting Cowan’s chemistry with Tavares and Nylander as a bright spot ahead of the game versus Pittsburgh.
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