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Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving has confirmed that coach Craig Berube's job is safe despite recent poor performance and team struggles, including a last-place standing in the Eastern Conference and a weak power play. The team recently fired assistant coach Marc Savard and is considering internal adjustments to improve, especially in special teams, as they aim to turn their season around.
St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou apologized for his remarks about former coach Craig Berube after being booed by fans during a game against the Ottawa Senators. Kyrou acknowledged the fans' frustration and expressed his love for playing in St. Louis. The Blues won the game 4-2, their first since Berube's firing. Kyrou praised interim coach Drew Bannister and clarified that his comments were focused on the future and his desire to help the team win. Despite his emotional response to the booing, Kyrou received support from Bannister and is determined to work through his struggles on the ice.
The St. Louis Blues have fired coach Craig Berube, leaving captain Brayden Schenn feeling guilty and responsible. General manager Doug Armstrong has appointed Drew Bannister as the interim head coach. Goalie Jordan Binnington believes it is up to the players to perform better. The team's underperformance and lack of passion were cited as reasons for Berube's dismissal. The Blues will handle the assistant coaching position in the AHL by committee, and Brad Richards has been added as a consultant to assist with the power play. Forward Jakub Vrana has cleared waivers and been assigned to the AHL, while Mackenzie MacEachern has been recalled by the Blues.
Following the firing of coach Craig Berube, St. Louis Blues' general manager Doug Armstrong takes responsibility for the team's struggles and acknowledges the need for changes. The Blues have named Drew Bannister as the interim head coach but are actively searching for a permanent replacement. Armstrong faces the challenge of reshaping the roster and guiding the team through a transition period. The Blues have been inconsistent and underperforming, leading to the decision to part ways with Berube. Armstrong is willing to explore various tactics, including buying out players or sending them to the AHL, to improve the team's performance.
The struggling St. Louis Blues have fired coach Craig Berube following their 6-4 loss to the Detroit Red Wings, which marked their fourth consecutive loss. Drew Bannister, coach of the Blues' AHL affiliate, the Springfield Thunderbirds, has been named as the interim coach. Berube, who led the team to their first Stanley Cup championship in 2019, had a three-year contract that ran through the 2024-25 season. The Blues are currently one point out of the last wild-card spot in the Western Conference and have been plagued by a lack of production from key players.
The St. Louis Blues have fired head coach Craig Berube after the team's fourth consecutive loss, dropping their record to 13-14-1 on the season. Berube, who won the Stanley Cup with the Blues in 2019, was let go due to the team's lack of consistency and struggles on both the power play and defense. Drew Bannister, the former head coach of AHL affiliate Springfield, will serve as the interim head coach. This is the fourth time general manager Doug Armstrong has fired a coach midseason, with the Blues making the playoffs in each of the previous instances.
The St. Louis Blues have relieved Craig Berube of his coaching duties and named Drew Bannister as interim head coach. Bannister, who has had success coaching the Springfield Thunderbirds in the AHL, will make his debut behind the bench on Thursday when the Blues face the Ottawa Senators. Bannister has previous coaching experience in the OHL and AHL, and also had a career as an NHL player.
St. Louis Blues coach Craig Berube is making changes to all four forward line combinations for their game against the Detroit Red Wings. Jordan Kyrou returns to the top line with Robert Thomas and Jake Neighbours, while Pavel Buchnevich moves to the second line with Brandon Saad and Kasperi Kapanen. Brayden Schenn centers the third line with Kevin Hayes and Oskar Sundqvist, and Hugh McGing centers the fourth line with Alexey Toropchenko and Sammy Blais. Berube hopes the changes will improve scoring and defensive numbers.
St. Louis Blues Head Coach Craig Berube has decided to keep the same lineup for the rematch against the Vegas Golden Knights, including goaltender Jordan Binnington, who made 33 saves in their previous victory. Berube praised Binnington's performance and credited him for instilling confidence in the team. The game will take place at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
St. Louis Blues Head Coach Craig Berube is making lineup changes for the team's upcoming game against the Buffalo Sabres, with Kevin Hayes moving up to the second line and Oskar Sundqvist taking over as the center for the third line. Tyler Tucker is also expected to replace Scott Perunovich on the third defense pair. The changes were observed during the morning skate, but the lineup has not been confirmed as Berube was absent due to illness.
The St. Louis Blues are expected to maintain the same lineup for their upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Lightning following their impressive 8-2 win against the Colorado Avalanche. Blues Head Coach Craig Berube expressed satisfaction with the team's performance and highlighted the strong contributions of the line consisting of Oskar Sundqvist, Sammy Blais, and Jake Neighbours. The projected lineup is based on Monday's team practice.
The St. Louis Blues are aiming for their third consecutive win as they face the Winnipeg Jets, with Jordan Binnington expected to start in goal. The team will maintain a similar lineup to their previous victories, emphasizing the importance of division games according to Blues Head Coach Craig Berube.
The St. Louis Blues will face the New Jersey Devils in a home game, with the Devils posing a tough challenge due to their strong start to the season. Blues Head Coach Craig Berube has made some lineup tweaks, with changes in the forward lines and defensive pairings. Alexey Toropchenko moves up to the third line, Sammy Blais shifts to the fourth line, and Robert Bortuzzo is expected to return to the lineup on defense.
St. Louis Blues Head Coach Craig Berube is making lineup changes for the game against the Colorado Avalanche, returning to the standard 12 forwards and six defensemen. Changes include swapping players on the forward lines and defense pairings, with Jakub Vrana returning to the lineup. Jordan Binnington is expected to start in goal.
The St. Louis Blues are projected to maintain their lineup for their game against the Vancouver Canucks, with the exception of Jordan Binnington returning as the starting goaltender. Coach Craig Berube may announce lineup changes closer to game time.