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The Toronto Maple Leafs got the Sheldon Keefe era off the ground in style. Dom Luszczyszyn of The Athletic and Thomas Williams of Yahoo Sports Canada talk about what stood out in Game 1, who stands to benefit most, and where the team goes next.

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WOW. The Toronto Maple Leafs dismissed Mike Babcock just 23 games into the season. Justin Cuthbert joins the show to talk about what led to the firing, what Sheldon Keefe offers, and what should change for the Maple Leafs under new direction.

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The Maple Leafs lose... again. There are a lot of fingers to point after the 6th straight loss. Andrew Zuber looks at every angle to try to figure out which part of the franchise deserves the blame for the sad state of affairs.

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The Toronto Maple Leafs try to turn things around on the road against the Vegas Golden Knights tonight. Arun Srinivasan talks about what needs to change with the team's offensive plan and whether Ron MacLean made things worse with his statement about Don Cherry on Saturday night.

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Hayley Wickenheiser is the headline name in the 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame class. Ailish Forfar talks about Wickenheiser's legacy, shares her favourite story, and looks ahead at what the PWHPA is trying to build for the next generation of women's hockey players.

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Pascal Siakam's play to start the season is raising the question of whether he can win Most Improved Player two years in a row. Vivek Jacob discusses the improvements in his game as well as the Portland Trailblazers adding Carmelo Anthony, and Paul George debuting for the Los Angeles Clippers. Plus, Kyle Dubas talks to the press after 20 games.

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The Toronto Raptors depth continues to shine on the team's now-successful road trip, while bad habits continue to come back and bite the Maple Leafs. Plus, Andrew Wiggins continues balling out and the Orlando Magic show interest in old friend DeMar DeRozan.

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The Toronto Raptors lost Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka to injury but still managed to topple LeBron and the Los Angeles Lakers. Blake Murphy talks about the opportunities available for the bottom of the Raptors roster now that two important rotation pieces are out.

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Could it be that the Toronto Maple Leafs weren't as bad as their fans were making things seem? Could be! Sarah Jenkins joins the show from the arena after the Leafs win their third straight with an OT victory over the Golden Knights.

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The Toronto Raptors kept the Sacramento Kings at arm's length all game long in a routine win. William Lou continues to be impressed with OG Anunoby, looks at the options to fill out the guard rotation, and looks forward to the big tests coming up on a tough road trip.

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