Although the Toronto Maple Leafs won a playoff round for the first time in 19 years this season, a 4-1 series loss at the hands of the Florida Panthers means the team is ending yet another campaign on a dour note.
During an offseason full of introspection, there will be calls for change to every level of the organization, but one of the most obvious positions to address is in the general manager's chair.
Kyle Dubas is not signed beyond this season, and the Maple Leafs have a decision on their hands about whether he should continue as the primary architect of this roster.