Craig Berube's first playoff run as coach ends in disappointment. The Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Florida Panthers in Game 7. The Panthers won 6-1

The Toronto Maple Leafs dropped Game 5 of their second-round postseason series to the Florida Panthers. Toronto now sits in a 3-2 series deficit as they head back to Florida for a crucial Game 6. But to make matters worse,

The Maple Leafs suffered a devastating loss in Game 5 to the Panthers, and Craig Berube was quick to not let his players off the hook.

Under the guidance of the 59-year-old, the Maple Leafs have won seven postseason games this spring, the most since they made it to the Eastern Conference Final against the Carolina Hurricanes in 2002.

The Toronto Maple Leafs core players Auston Matthews, William Nylander, Mitch Marner and Morgan Rielly will try to win a Game 7 for the first time when they host the Florida Panthers in their second-round deciding matchup on Sunday.

Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube issued a dire warning to his team after their ugly collapse against the Panthers in Game 4 on Sunday.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have, once again, been eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. It marks the 58th consecutive year that the Maple Leafs have failed to win the Cup, and the 22nd straight season in which the team failed to reach the conference finals.

Any hope the Toronto Maple Leafs had of winning a Stanley Cup when Auston Matthews was drafted nine years ago went up in a cloud of apathy-filled smoke when the Maple Leafs lost Game 7 of their second-round series against the Florida Panthers Sunday night.