Toronto Maple Leafs Change Their Lines Again After a Rollercoaster Win Against the Penguins

Last night's win against the Pittsburgh Penguins was not an easy one for the Toronto Maple Leafs, as the team almost got blown out at home.

The score was 3-0 after the second period, and the Leafs were showing no signs of life. However, they miraculously turned things around.

There is a quick turnaround for the team as they are playing again on Wednesday, this time against the Utah Mammoth.

In fact, the team practiced today, and once again, there were some line changes. There has been little consistency to start the year, and you have to wonder if head coach Craig Berube will settle on a lineup he likes.

Below, you can see that William Nylander is now on the top line with Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies, while Nick Robertson and Bobby McMann will play with John Tavares.

The third line consists of Matias Maccelli, Nicolas Roy, and Dakota Joshua, while we get Max Domi with Scott Laughton and Steven Lorentz.

As for potential scratches, there is Easton Cowan, Sammy Blais, and Calle Jarnkrok. The most egregious one here is Cowan.

Overall, the Maple Leafs will have to play a full 60 minutes if they want any shot at defeating the Utah Mammoth. If they can't do that, then there is no hope.

Only time will tell whether or not Craig Berube's messages on Monday resonate going into tomorrow night.