The turnover behind the Maple Leafs bench continued on Saturday with Guy Boucher the latest to exit Toronto.

The club announced on Saturday that the 52-year-old would not be returning to the coaching staff for the 2024-25 season. He was only with the club for one season.

Boucher follows assistant coach Dean Chynoweth out the door, having announced his exit on June 5.

The departures follow the hiring of Craig Berube on May 17 as head coach to replace the fired Sheldon Keefe.

Since then, the club hired former New York Islanders head coach Lane Lambert as an associate coach on Berube’s staff.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have been hit with another blow to their coaching staff as assistant coach Marc Crawford has announced his departure from the team. This news comes just weeks after the team’s head coach, Guy Boucher, was also let go.

Crawford, who joined the Maple Leafs coaching staff in 2019, was known for his experience and expertise in the game. His departure leaves a significant void in the coaching staff, as he played a key role in developing the team’s players and strategies.

The departure of both Crawford and Boucher raises questions about the future direction of the Maple Leafs coaching staff. With two key members of the coaching staff now gone, the team will need to quickly find replacements to ensure that they can continue to compete at a high level.

It is unclear at this time what led to Crawford’s decision to leave the team, but it is likely that he is looking for new opportunities in his coaching career. The Maple Leafs will now need to focus on finding a suitable replacement for Crawford, as well as addressing any other potential changes to their coaching staff.

Overall, the departure of Marc Crawford is a significant loss for the Toronto Maple Leafs. His experience and expertise will be missed, and the team will need to work quickly to find a suitable replacement in order to continue their success on the ice.