TORONTO - Kyle Dubas knows the clock is ticking. Signed to a five-year contract when he took the reins as Maple Leafs general manager at age 32 in the spring of 2018, Dubas has helped lay the groundwork for the franchise to reach unparalleled regular-season success. “We’re an organization that preaches accountability,” Dubas said Wednesday as players reported for testing and physicals at the club’s practice facility. “Help this team succeed and win a Stanley Cup,” said Keefe, who like Dubas enters the season with questions about his future should the team falter. The forward will be re-evaluated at the start of next month, but it’s hoped he’ll get into some exhibition games.

Source: The Star September 22, 2022 04:14 UTC