Leafs offer their support for Berube with his future unclear
With Craig Berube's future with the team uncertain, the Leafs offer their support for the head coach, and express how much respect they have for him.
Rielly on his future: 'I still want to stay. I love playing here. I love being a Maple Leaf'
Asked about the potential of being asked to waive his no movement clause this offseason, Morgan Rielly said that while that thought has crossed his mind, his desire is, and always has been to be a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Matthews takes blame for disappointing season, believes he can still win Cup with Leafs
Auston Matthews takes blame for the frustrating season, but expresses that he loves being the captain of the Maple Leafs. Matthews is hoping this season is a one-off and believes he can still win a Stanley Cup with Toronto.
Would Matthews embrace a one-year retool? 'I don't know what that means'
When asked if he'd embrace a one-year retool to help the team get back on track, Auston Matthews says he'd need more clarification on what that means. Matthews goes on to say he "can't predict the future" on if he'll remain with the Leafs when he contract expires.
Matthews on lack of response from team after Gudas hit, how rehab is going
Auston Matthews gives his thoughts on the lack of response from his teammates after the Radko Gudas hit that put an end to his season. Matthews also shares how his rehab is going and how confident he is that he'll be ready for the start of next season.
Nylander says pile up of injuries derailed Leafs season
William Nylander scored his 30th goal of the season last night in the final game of a disappointing season for the club. He spoke about where he believes things went wrong, and whether or not the team can bounce back next season.
'Absolutely': Berube on if a team built around Matthews and Nylander can have success
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach says he doesn't believe the club has a "culture issue" and believes the problem this season was how they performed on the ice. He spoke about that, and offered praise to this team's two biggest stars in Auston Matthews and William Nylander.
Berube expects to be back next season, but says he hasn't heard about that from management
When Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube was asked what went wrong for the Maple Leafs this season, his explanation was short and simple: Goals against. He spoke on locker cleanout day if he would change anything he did this season, and answered questions about his future with the club.
NHL: Maple Leafs 1, Senators 3
Drake Batherson and Warren Foegel scored power-play goals as the Senators, resting six players for the playoffs, beat the Maple Leafs on Wednesday night in the regular-season finale for both teams.
NHL: Kraken 1, Golden Knights 4
Mitch Marner broke a third-period tie and the Golden Knights won the Pacific Division for the fifth time in their nine-year history, beating the Kraken on Wednesday night to close the regular season. Vegas needed only a point to win the Pacific and set up a first-round series against Utah.
Must See: Joe Bowen's final call
Watch as legendary voice of the Maple Leafs Joe Bowen makes his final play-by-play call after 44 years and 3,834 games.
NHL: Sharks 2, Blackhawks 5
Defenceman Louis Crevier scored twice in the final period, Ryan Greene and Nick Lardis also added third period goals, and the Blackhawks rallied in their season finale to beat the Sharks on Wednesday night.
NHL: Red Wings 1, Panthers 8
Mike Benning got his first two NHL goals, Wilmer Skoog, Mikulas Hovorka and Ludvig Jansson all got their first NHL points, and the Panthers closed out their injury-plagued season by routing the Red Wings on Wednesday night.
NHL: Rangers 4, Lightning 2
Tye Kartye scored two goals and had an assist as the Rangers doubled up the Lightning on Wednesday night in the regular-season finale for both teams.
NHL: Stars 4, Sabres 3 (SO)
Wyatt Johnston scored the decisive shootout goal as the Stars posted their third consecutive 50-win season with a victory over the Sabres on Wednesday night in the regular-season finale for both teams.
Button, Gaunce hand out NHL regular season hardware
With the NHL regular season wrapping up on Thursday, Craig Button and Cameron Gaunce join SportsCentre to debate who should bring home the Hart Trophy, Norris Trophy and Jack Adams Award.
Are Sens built to upset the Canes? What significant factor could decide Habs/Bolts series?
TSN Hockey's Craig Button and Cameron Gaunce join Lindsay Hamilton to discuss if they think the Senators can be a real threat to the Hurricanes, and if there's a significant factor that could determine who will win the series between the Canadiens and Lightning.
Hot or Not: Do the Sens have the best shot at ending Canada's Cup drought?
As the playoffs approach, three teams are trying to end the 33-year Cup drought for Canada. So do the Sens have the best shot at ending the dry spell? The Habs are expected to start rookie Jakub Dobes against the Lightning in Round 1, but we will see 21-year-old Jacob Fowler at some point against Tampa? TSN Hockey analyst Jamie McLennan shares his thoughts on this and more.
Rishaug: 'Full steam ahead' for Oilers in game No. 82 with lots to play for
With the Oilers still having a lot to play for heading into Thursday's regular season finale against the Canucks, TSN's Ryan Rishaug joins SportsCentre to share what Kris Knoblauch's approach will be for game No. 82, and the latest injury updates for the team.
Will outside perception of Leafs impact the process of hiring a new head of hockey ops?
TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston joins SportsCentre to share how much chaos and dysfunction he found within the Maple Leafs organization while he researched for a piece he contributed on for The Athletic, how the outside perception of the organization could impact the process of hiring a new head of hockey operations, and more.
Do the Leafs 'hate to lose' enough?
The Leafs give their reaction to the passionate rant by Blue Jackets head coach Rick Bowness Tuesday night and share if there's a strong enough belief in the room that they "hate to lose".
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