The Toronto Maple Leafs received some terrific news Tuesday morning when Auston Matthews made his return to practice. The Maple Leafs captain has been sidelined with an upper-body injury since Nov. 3 and the situation reached a point where he even traveled to Munich,

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews remains out with an upper-body injury and Craig Berube does not expect that to end soon.

Auston Matthews’ injury status remains a focal point for the Toronto Maple Leafs, after general manager Brad Treliving told reporters Tuesday that Toronto’s captain went to Germany to see a specialist to receive treatment for his upper-body ailment.

For the first time since leaving the Toronto Maple Leafs lineup on Nov. 3, Auston Matthews addressed the media on Saturday. Matthews, having returned from Europe where he went had his mysterious injury treated in Germany, offering some insights into the problems that have sidelined him for nearly three weeks.

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Earlier in the week, general Manager Brad Treliving disclosed that Matthews traveled to Germany for a consultation with a specialist, describing it as a "check-up" to ensure he is progressing as expected. He was joined on the trip by Medical Director and Head Team Physician Dr. Noah Forman.

The top-six forwards on the Maple Leafs are on the recovery trail as the team heads to Florida. Auston Matthews was a full practice participant on Tuesday and Matthew Knies made his first appearance,

Auston Matthews participated in his first full practice with the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday and could return from an upper-body injury when they visit the Florida Panthers on Wednesday (7:30 p.m.

Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews took part in his first practice as a full participant on Tuesday morning since getting injured on Nov. 3.