Toronto Maple Leafs' forward Auston Matthews "isn't getting worse" but remains at least another week away from returning from an undisclosed upper-body injury. That was the latest from Leafs' coach Craig Berube on Monday when questioned about the status of his team's captain,

Toronto Maple Leafs fans have had one question on their mind lately, what's going on with their captain, Auston Matthews? A lingering upper-body injury has prevented the 27-year-old sniper from suiting up since Nov.

Matthew will end up missing more than two weeks, at the very least, with a chance to play next on Wednesday against Vegas.

Auston Matthews will miss his sixth consecutive game when the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night. Head coach Craig Berube addressed the situation on Friday and confirmed Matthews' upcoming absence,

The wait continues for Auston Matthews. The Toronto Maple Leafs star will remain sidelined with an injury on Wednesday against the Vegas Golden Knights, coach Craig Berube told reporters on Monday.

It's officially been over a week since Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews last played a game. The veteran sniper was placed on the injured reserve with an upper-body injury last week and his outlook has been up in the air since then.

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube provided updates to the media on Monday. One of those updates includes Auston Matthews‘ injury. The Maple Leafs captain hasn’t made an appearance since Nov.