Craig Berube Makes Critical Decision About the Toronto Maple Leafs Lineup Before Game 3

Craig Berube and the Toronto Maple Leafs are on a roll right now as they currently have a 2-0 series lead on the Ottawa Senators in their first round series.

The NHL Playoffs have not been especially kind to the Leafs in recent years but this season seems to be the year in which they actually get over the hump.

Berube is coaching some spirited hockey right now and he is making all of the right decisions as this team attempts to get to the Eastern Conference Finals.

When it comes to lineup, there is a lot to decide. Do you change things up or do you just keep things the same? It's not easy to figure out and the team's success rides on these choices.

According to reporter Terry Koshan, heading into Game 3, it is becoming likelier than ever that Berube just keeps the lineup exactly as is. That means David Kampf and Max Pacioretty will remain out.

Philippe Myers will also be out of the lineup and Joseph Woll will stay on the bench as the backup goaltender.

Of course, anything can happen between now and Thursday which would change Berube's mind and force him to go in another direction with his team.

But for now, the Leafs have decided that it would just be better to keep the team together as is. You can't really blame them for that whatsoever.

With a 2-0 series lead, anything the team does looks genius right now. That is only compounded if the team continues to win games and show teams their superior strength.