Leafs Hour

JD Bunkis is joined by Hockey Central’s Justin Bourne to discuss the Maple Leafs’ off-season moves up to this point and who could replace Zach Hyman on the top line and more before touching on the Evander Kane situation with the Sharks.

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Sam McKee and Brent Gunning take the reigns and start Leafs Hour on the text-line, reading reactions from yesterday’s moves. Next, Sportsnet’s NHL writer Luke Fox joins to discuss the expensive contracts thrown around the NHL, what to do with Morgan Rielly’s expiring deal, and the challenge Kyle Dubas has to upgrade this team before next season.

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JD Bunkis opens Leafs Hour with Kevin Weekes, Hockey Analyst for ESPN to chat about the Mrazek signing and if he can handle the spotlight of Toronto. Next, Nick Kypreos of Line Movement chats about the Leafs moves so far this offseason. 

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Leafs hour opens with JD’s rant about the team before Steve Dangle joins and discusses the breaking news of  Petr Mrazek signing with Toronto. Next Kevin Woodley of NHL.com breaks down the Leafs signing Mrazek and what Leaf fans should expect. Finally Paul Bissonette of the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast talks Leafs!

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JD Bunkis hosts Chris Johnston of NHL on Sportsnet to discuss the Leafs strategy heading into free agency and what might happen with Jack Eichel. 

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Justin Bourne hops on to discuss the Montreal Canadiens’ controversial draft pick, Kyle Dubas’ press conferences and the trade flurry of the past week.

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JD Bunkis hosting solo discusses with Jeff Marek about Kyle Dubas’ interesting comments he made during his media availability. Then, Tim Micallef offers his thoughts on Dubas’ comments and if he believes the Jays should go all-in on this season. Finally, Jackie Redmond breaks down the upcoming NHL Draft tonight. 

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JD Bunkis hosting solo discusses with Mike Futa the selections Seattle made in the expansion draft and what mistakes they may have made. Then, Colby Armstrong explains what the Leafs lost by not protecting Jared McCann from the Kraken.

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Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston breaks down who the Seattle Kraken might select in the expansion draft. The Athletic’s Ryan S. Clark talks about the vibe in Seattle and how much the city is buying into their newest franchise. Ex-NHLer Marc Methot explains what it’s like for a player to be exposed in the expansion draft, and his reaction after being selected by Vegas in 2017.

JD hosting solo discusses the different scenarios involving which Maple Leafs player the Seattle Kraken will select and the latest on Carey Price with DailyFaceoff.com’s Frank Seravalli & Line_Movement’s Nick Kypreos.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.