Pierre LeBrun

Well, I thought he gave the right answer, which is that it's up to the new GM or President of Hockey.

It has to be.

Otherwise, everything is an inverse still.

Like, the Leafs have already struggled with these different jobs and contracts not timing up properly, right?

I mean, Tree Living's deal had one more year left.

Berube's deal has two more years left.

You know, Dubas was up in the year in which Keefe had just been signed.

Like, they've always had this issue, seemingly, of not lining up the coach and the GM to begin with.

So...

It makes sense that the new GM, whoever's in charge of hockey ops, should decide the fate of Craig Berube.

It should not be Keith Belly.

It should be the person running hockey.

So I have no problem with that answer.

I mean, what other answer would you want?

Yeah, it's a good question, Frank.

Again, let me stress this.

By then, will Judd Moldaver and Austin Matthews have given the team direction on their own?

They haven't yet because I think they're sitting back and waiting to see who gets hired and what the plan is.

But my point is, and I'm not trying to give Leaf fans PTSD with Mitch Marner, but...

the player has so much sway here in what happens.