Craig Berube | Post Game vs. St. Louis Blues | November 18, 2025

what stood out about how the team found a way to Yeah, B I thought we battled hard like you know guys were competitive. Um I thought that uh our checking game was pretty good for for the most part uh throughout the game. Managed the game well. Um really liked our first period. I mean yeah it was a lot of good. Wool was really good and um you know we had a lot of guys in there that you know are new and haven’t played but I thought they did a good job. Things more well. What do you think when the first one go? Who’s that? You say things haven’t been going well in general. What do you think when the first one goes in tonight? Well, I didn’t quite get the whole play, but um I mean, we put it in ourselves. It’s just, you know, it’s what it is. But, you know, I I get I it happened, but the bench was good and the bench was like there’s good energy on the bench tonight. Real good energy. So, I was it was good to hear guys chatter after that and I just kept playing. What kept eyes out of the game tonight? Lower body. Uh this morning he wasn’t uh you know I wasn’t sure if he was going to play or not. So I told Sammy to be ready and u he came here uh tonight uh nice and couldn’t go. When did N get hurt? When did he get hurt? He’s had a lingering thing for a while and it got worse today. What What happened with Blaze on that check in the corner or he he you know he body contact and then um he was kind of like coughing up blood and stuff so to go in. What did you think of the play in overtime to end it? John and then Willie doing Oh, I mentioned it to the team because that’s what he’s all about and um that play there symbolizes John Tver. Threeon-one keeps the puck alive. You know, Morgan gets in there quickly and makes a play and Willie does what he does. What’ you make of Troy Ster’s efforts? Good game. Skated, moved the puck well, competitive, all the things like we know of him, but I I really liked his feet tonight. And I thought he was uh aggressive, moved moved his feet really well. What sort of growth have you seen in Quillin’s game since last year? Yeah, I thought from well last year to this year a lot of growth. What I saw tonight in him in the game um you know just comfortable and confident in his play. You like I said his speed is dangerous. He got behind our D a couple times, but uh overall I thought he was pretty good player for us tonight. What did getting a win tonight mean to you considering the five game skid, considering the opponent? Yeah. No, for sure. It’s always nice to end the skid and but you know, when I look at the team and everything going on with the injuries and everything, it would could have been easy for our guys to say, “Well, we’re all banged up. We got nobody.” But I didn’t get that at all. And our guys competed really hard tonight. I’m proud of them the way they competed and stuck together out there for the game.

Head Coach Craig Berube speaks with the media following the Leafs’ 3-2 overtime victory over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday.

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