Ben Ennis & JD Bunkis open with a conversation about the Maple Leafs’ dominant victory over the Winnipeg Jets. Sportsnet’s Justin Bourne breaks down the Leafs’ statement win over the Jets, Rasmus Sandin’s performance, Toronto’s playoff roster, and much more! Finally the guys are joined by Soo Greyhounds GM Kyle Raftis to discuss Rasmus Sandin’s emergence for the Leafs.

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Ben and JD share their thoughts on Nick Foligno’s Maple Leafs debut and the team’s current line machinations. Kris Versteeg, former NHL forward and current Sportsnet analyst, discusses his first impressions of Foligno, Rasmus Sandin’s poise on the back end, and John Tavares’ resurgence. Sportsnet colour analyst Craig Simpson stops by to chat about the Leafs’ blue line pairings and how Foligno’s versatility will benefit Toronto come playoff time. 

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David Amber, studio host for the NHL on Sportsnet, joins Ben and JD to discuss the significance of tonight’s Maple Leafs-Jets game and Toronto’s goaltending situation. Former NHL forward R.J. Umberger stops by to chat about his experience playing alongside Nick Foligno in Columbus, and Foligno’s special leadership prowess. 

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Ben and JD dive into some of the Leafs’ recent struggles as part of their Toronto sports concern power rankings. Sportsnet NHL Insider Chris Johnston stops by to chat about David Rittich’s rough outing against the Canucks, Frederik Andersen’s injury status, and Nick Foligno potentially making his Leafs debut on Thursday in Winnipeg.  

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Ben and JD share their thoughts on Patrick Marleau breaking Gordie Howe’s NHL record for games played and Zach Hyman’s injury diagnosis. Justin Bourne, co-host of Hockey Central, weighs in on Hyman’s absence from the lineup, his future beyond this season, Jack Campbell’s morale following losses, the Leafs’ cap issues with Frederik Andersen on the mend, and Morgan Rielly’s inconsistent play this year. 

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Ben and JD discuss the Maple Leafs’ 3-2 overtime loss to the Canucks on Sunday and Zach Hyman’s knee injury. Former L.A. Kings assistant GM Mike Futa stops by to share his thoughts on Morgan Rielly’s play this season, Jack Campbell’s mental toughness, and Hyman’s importance to the Leafs’ success. 

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JD Bunkis shares his thoughts on the Maple Leafs’ 5-2 loss to the Jets on Thursday and Auston Matthews’ absence from the lineup. Jeff Marek, co-host of Hockey Central, checks in to chat about the Maple Leafs potentially resting some of their stars ahead of the playoffs, the diminished value of draft capital in the NHL this season, and teams making an effort to mimic Tampa’s championship blueprint. Anthony Stewart, former NHL forward and current Sportsnet analyst, weighs in on the Leafs’ power play woes, Nick Foligno’s fit in the Leafs’ lineup, and Alex Galchenyuk’s emergence this season. 

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Steve Dangle, co-host of The Steve Dangle Podcast, discusses the Maple Leafs’ Stanley Cup aspirations, Auston Matthews’ status as arguably the most talented player in franchise history, and the urgency surrounding this year’s Leafs team. Colby Armstrong, former NHL forward and current Sportsnet analyst, checks in to chat about Frederik Andersen returning to the ice on Thursday morning, Toronto’s top stars potentially receiving some rest heading into the playoffs, the Canucks’ impending return from their prolonged COVID-19 pause, and the Penguins’ acquisition of Jeff Carter. 

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Ben and JD discuss the Maple Leafs’ 3-2 overtime loss to the Flames and Nick Robertson’s underwhelming play since being recalled to the NHL. Ian Tulloch, writer for Maple Leafs Hotstove, weighs in on the evolving Nick Foligno vs. Taylor Hall debate, the merits behind Boston’s acquisition of Hall, Foligno’s potential fit on the Leafs’ second line, and Toronto’s power play struggles. 

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Ben and JD discuss the Maple Leafs’ 4-2 loss to the Canadiens on Monday and Jack Campbell’s first defeat of the season. Former NHL head coach Bruce Boudreau weighs in on the fallout from the NHL trade deadline, the Leafs’ acquisition of Nick Foligno, and how Sheldon Keefe can incorporate his new pieces into the lineup.

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