The Toronto Maple Leafs have fired their general manager, Brad Treliving, following a disappointing season for the team. This comes as the team is on the verge of ending its nine-year postseason streak. Trelive was in his third season with the team, replacing current Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas. This season has seen a significant decline in offense, an aging blue line, and injuries have affected the roster. The move raises questions about the long-term future of coach Craig Berube, who is currently in his second season. After this season, Matthews has two years remaining on his current contract and is expected to score 30 goals in what will be considered a "down" year.