Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne open the floor for the returning Sam McKee to explain how he lost a Columbus Blue Jackets jersey gifted by Don Waddell on the TTC and how he was able to get it back. Then, Rob Brown – former NHL forward and Edmonton Oilers analyst – joins the show (7:52) to discuss how the team will be impacted without Mattias Ekholm on their playoff roster, who he sees stepping up in his absence, the path to success getting by the Los Angeles Kings in the first round, and why the future of Edmonton's goaltending will be in the spotlight for the post-season. Then, Nick, Justin and Sam chat about Gabriel Landeskog's road back to the Colorado Avalanche, Logan Couture calling it a career, and the Winnipeg Jets locking up the Presidents' Trophy.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and the returning Sam McKee look back on the Leafs' pair of wins over the weekend after sharing their thoughts on Rory McIlroy's big win at the Masters. They discuss the defensive effort against Montreal despite being short a defenceman, Craig Berube's late-season line shuffling, how the team manages players' workloads ahead of the playoffs and positive signs from Morgan Rielly. Then, the three weigh in on whether 'this year is different' for the Maple Leafs. Finally, they dig into Auston Matthews' recent play and the Leafs' plan in net for the postseason. 

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Daniele Franceschi discuss what comes next for the eliminated Canucks before they are joined by former NHL president & GM Doug MacLean (7:00) for his Off-The-Rails Friday appearance! Mac shares his thoughts on the Canucks' disappointing season, owner Michael Andlauer's impact in Ottawa, the Leafs' top line peaking at the right time, and teams with major changes coming in the offseason. Later, Senators' President of Hockey Ops. & GM Steve Staios joins the show (33:51) to reflect on his squad's long journey to a postseason berth, Linus Ullmark's importance, returns on Dylan Cozens and the potential for a first-round Battle of Ontario.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Daniele Franceschi look back on the Leafs' 4-3 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday. They get into the difference between the team's play in Sunrise and Tampa, Matthew Knies evolving into a leadership role and Mitch Marner getting closer to the 100-point mark. Then, they look ahead to the Leafs matchup against Montreal on Saturday where they will be short a defenceman with OEL out. Finally, former Leafs GM Gord Stellick (31:03) shares his takeaways from the back-to-back in Florida before discussing Knies' expanding role, the importance of a division title and potential third-line options in the playoffs.

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Hockey Hall of Fame defenceman Chris Pronger joins Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne to kick off the second hour (3:40). They discuss what's spurred the Blues' scorching stretch, the increase of 'waterbug' defencemen, NHL leadership archetypes, realistic expectations for Ivan Demidov in Montreal and teams on 'upset watch' in the first round. Nick and Justin regroup with Daniele Franceschi to share their thoughts on the Senators clinching a playoff spot, Gabriel Landeskog on the precipice of a long-awaited NHL return and the Canucks' late rally against the Stars.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Daniele Franceschi kick off the show discussing the Leafs latest loss against the Panthers. They discuss Morgan Rielly and Matthew Knies comments after last night's game. Then, they look at what the loss meant in the big picture, how Joseph Woll performed in his first game against Florida this season, and the importance of tonight's contest in Tampa Bay. Later, Sportsnet colour commentator Craig Simpson joins the show to discuss Leafs vs. Lightning, what the bottom six should look like in the playoffs and if it matters where the Leafs finish in the Atlantic.

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne are joined by Steve Valiquette (4:28), former NHL goaltender, current MSG Networks analyst, and CEO of Clear Sight Analytics to discuss 'The Quiet Eye' technique for athletes and how it can be applied to goaltenders in the NHL, Alex Ovechkin's effectiveness on a one-timer, who is better at scoring goals and the best spots to attack as a left-handed or right-handed shooter and whether Martin Brodeur's win record can be broken. Then, Sportsnet and Pro Hockey Group's Jason Bukala (35:30) stops by to chat about the change in direction by the Montreal Canadiens to sign one of their top prospects Ivan Demidov and the expectations for the KHL winger.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Daniele Franceschi honour and remember Greg Millen, former NHL goalie and hockey broadcaster, who passed away on Monday. Then, they look ahead to the first half of the Leafs' Florida back-to-back against the slumping Florida Panthers. They discuss Joseph Woll getting the net, whether Mitch Marner and William Nylander's milestone chases could become distractions, and they review Paul Maurice's game-day availability. Later, former NHLer and Panthers analyst Jeff Chychrun (31:05) discusses his son, Jakob's big-time extension with the Capitals before weighing in on the Panthers' tanking conspiracies, the Atlantic Division playoff picture and Sam Bennett's contract situation.

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne are joined by Brooks Orpik (6:47), former NHL defenceman and two-time Stanley Cup champion to chat about his playing days with the league's new all-time greatest goal-scorer Alexander Ovechkin, the evolution of his scoring abilities, durability of hockey players, and the Washington Capitals' front office continuing to build around the Great 8. Then, Nick, Justin and filling in for Sam McKee, Daniele Franceschi discuss potential playoff matchups across the NHL divisions.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Daniele Franceschi kick off with some thoughts on Alex Ovechkin's record-breaking moment over the weekend before looking back on the Leafs' 5-0 win over the Blue Jackets. They get into Nick Robertson's 2-goal outing and whether it gives him an edge for a spot in the playoff lineup, Brandon Carlo's steadying presence, the Panthers losing ground to the Senators in the Atlantic and much more. Later, former Leaf Curtis Joseph joins the show (29:45) to discuss Ovechkin's goal record and his experience playing against the Great 8. Then, CuJo weighs in on the Leafs' goaltending heading into the playoffs, what a playoff mindset means in net and the increase of goalie interference calls.

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