Leafs Coach Craig Berube Makes Concerning Comments About Rotating Goalies During the Playoffs

Anthony Stolarz and Joseph Woll have both been starting goalie material this year which has been both a gift and a curse for the Toronto Maple Leafs this season.

Craig Berube has been rotating the goalies all season long, with both guys only getting long stretches to themselves when the other goalie is injured.

Now, the playoffs are on the horizon and there are rumors that Berube wants to split the goalies throughout the postseason, which would be both unorthodox and unprecedented.

After morning skate today, the head coach was asked about this dilemma and whether or not he was truly serious about doing this.

Unfortunately, Craig Berube did not give a solid answer and instead, actually gave fans the runaround, noting that they might do it, but they also might not. It's unlikely, but also not ruled out. Confusing to say the least.

At the end of the day, the Leafs are going to need consistency in goal if they want to go deep into the playoffs and rotating goalies is not the best way to go about this.

While Stolarz and Woll have both been great, it would just be better for the team if one guy got the job and that was it. It's a tough call to make but it has to get done.

If we had to guess, Stolarz is the favorite right now, but that can change especially with a game against the Florida Panthers coming up tonight.

Only time will tell what Craig Berube decides and if that ends up being the correct decision for this team. If there is one thing for certain, it is that fans are hopeful about it.