Craig Berube
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Craig Berube is a Canadian professional ice hockey coach and former player, currently serving as the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Nicknamed 'Chief', Berube played 17 seasons in the NHL, accumulating the seventh-most penalty minutes in league history, and led the St. Louis Blues to a Stanley Cup championship in 2019 as their head coach.
Recently, Berube made headlines for a gym accident that left him with stitches on his forehead, reminding everyone that even hockey's toughest coaches aren't immune to everyday mishaps.
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Craig Berube strolled into the presser with fresh forehead stitches, turning a gym blunder into the ultimate tough-guy badge.
Fans are buzzing that Chief Berube's no-nonsense style will finally get the Leafs over the playoff hump – or at least keep the weights in check.
When Craig Berube growls 'Chief mode activated,' opponents know it's time to skate faster than a rogue dumbbell.
Berube's resume reads like a hockey action movie: enforcer on ice, Cup-winning coach off it, and now accidental scarface from the gym.