Toronto Maple Leafs weigh former NHL star Joe Pavelski for head coach role
The Toronto Maple Leafs are conducting a wide search for a new head coach after dismissing Craig Berube following the 2025‑26 season. General manager John Chayka said there is no fixed timeline and that the club is interviewing multiple candidates.
Former NHL forward Joe Pavelski, a 1,332‑game veteran with 1,068 career points, has entered the interview process despite never having served as an NHL head coach. Sources cited by Sportsnet and Elliotte Friedman describe Pavelski as a "Martin St. Louis‑style" candidate. The Leafs are also monitoring other possibilities, including Colorado Avalanche coach Jared Bednar, and have spoken with former coaches such as Patrick Roy and Peter Laviolette.
Pavelski retired after the 2023‑24 season and most recently coached a junior team in Madison. If hired, he would become the first former player without NHL coaching experience to lead Toronto since the team’s last coaching change.