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Latest: Maple Leafs’ coaching search continues after reports tying David Carle to the job were denied by multiple insiders.
Insiders say Toronto spoke with Carle but never interviewed him; now is not the right time for him to pursue the role.
Toronto’s broad evaluation process continues under GM John Chayka with the NHL Draft in focus.
Other candidates like Jay Woodcroft and Peter Laviolette are being discussed as potential successors.
Insiders cautioned fans about fake accounts fueling rumors around the Leafs' coaching search.
Reporters emphasize the Leafs are continuing interviews and evaluations ahead of the NHL Draft.

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TSN reports there is no validity to rumors linking the Leafs to David Carle for their head coach job.
Carle, 36, coaches at the University of Denver and has won three championships in five years.
The Leafs began a search for a replacement after parting ways with Craig Berube in May.
GM John Chayka said the team would conduct a wide-ranging search for Berube's replacement.
The report indicates the team’s performance drop last season as context for the coaching changes.
Johnston provided the update on Sunday, emphasizing the lack of supporting evidence for the rumors.
Carle has international coaching success with the United States at the World Juniors.
The report mentions multiple factors involved in the Leafs' ongoing coaching search.
The article includes a note about beware of fake accounts circulating the rumors.

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David Carle reportedly declined Toronto's coaching opportunity, creating a setback for the Maple Leafs in their search.
John Chayka faces fewer high-profile coaching options after Carle's decision.
Toronto's coaching search continues as the team balances roster stability and long-term direction.
Names like Bruce Cassidy and Jay Woodcroft have been mentioned as potential candidates.
Toronto must decide on a roster and coaching plan to contend in the 2026-27 season.
Captain Auston Matthews' future and Nylander's stance add to the coaching decision context.
The offseason context includes broader coverage of the NHL and related sports news.

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