Real Kyper & Bourne

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne, and Sam McKee kick off with some golf news as the PGA has announced it will be merging with LIV. Then, back to the ice and the Cup final where the guys break down the Golden Knights dominating the Panthers in Game 2, the 10-day break hurting Florida, the big hit Matthew Tkachuk laid on Jack Eichel and how Eichel responded to it. Next up, Mike McKenna from the Daily Faceoff joins the show to give his take on the young goalies making an impact during the playoffs, Bobrovsky losing momentum, the ascension of Adin Hill and Joseph Woll being the future in net for the Leafs. Finally, the guys wrap up the show with how the Florida Panthers and Matthew Tkachuk can respond going into Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off the week with the ongoing Sheldon Keefe discussion, the arguments for and against extending him and possible replacement candidates, including Patrick Roy who is coming off a Memorial Cup victory. They also get to the coaching hires around the league with the Ducks hiring Greg Cronin and the Blue Jackets hiring Mike Babcock, what to expect out of Babs’ old-school style and if he and Roy can return to the NHL with some new tricks. They are joined by Golden Knights’ TV analyst Daren Millard, who breaks down how Vegas countered Florida’s forecheck, Adin Hill’s meteoric ascension and the Golden Knights' fanbase rallying around the team. Finally, the guys close with some thoughts on Cole Caufield’s extension and make their predictions for Game 2 of the Cup Final.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open the show with NHL on Sportsnet's Colby Armstrong, who gives his take on Kyle Dubas moving to Pittsburgh, whether they will rebuild or retool within, who will be hired their GM and the idea of Auston Matthews coming back to Toronto. Next up, the guys are joined by former NHL President, GM and head coach Doug Maclean and gives his take on what Brad Treliving needs to do to secure Auston Matthews, what would be a reasonable contract for him and the Leafs' head coaching situation. Finally, the guys wrap up with a brief look at this weekend's Stanley Cup Finals between the Florida Panthers and the Vegas Golden Knights.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with their reactions to Brad Treliving's introductory press conference, before they address his biggest takeaways, his to-do list and what is in store for the core four. The guys also give their reaction to the news of Kyle Dubas being name the President of Hockey Ops for the Pittsburgh Penguins, the suspicious and perhaps petty timing of it and if there is a possibility of Jason Spezza joining him. Finally, new Leafs’ GM, Brad Treliving joins the show to share his thoughts on coming to Toronto, urgency for an Auston Matthews extension, using the Matthew Tkachuk trade as a lesson and his team-building intentions for the Leafs (31:26).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee react to the news that Brad Treliving will be the next general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. They discuss the philosophy behind the hire, what the former Flames GM can bring to the table and what’s in store for him through his first Leafs offseason. Next up, Gord Stellick from Leafs’ Nation joins the show to give his reaction on the Leafs’ hiring Treliving, the idea of a possible rebuild for the Maple Leafs and what’s next for the core four, Sheldon Keefe and Kyle Dubas. Finally, the guys close out the show with the Stanley Cup Finals approaching this weekend.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open the show with news that the Washington Capitals have hired Spencer Carbery and the Nashville Predators have hired Andrew Brunette as their respective head coaches. They discuss their coaching-style fits with the teams, how this changes the available coaching landscape and where it leaves Toronto in their likely upcoming head coach search. Then, some more rumours on the ongoing Ottawa Senators sale. Next up, Jason Bukala from Sportsnet.ca joins the show to give his take on the value of winning a championship, how scouts are affected by the situation with the Leafs’ not having a GM and some sneak peeks into his mock draft. Later, the guys break down last night's game between the Vegas Golden Knights and Dallas Stars.

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne open with Team Canada winning gold against Germany in the World Championship before they get into the nitty-gritty of the NHL rumour mill. As they await Kyle Dubas's decision, they dive into rumours of the Columbus Blue Jackets speaking with Patrick Roy for the head coaching position and Peter Laviolette being the front-runner for the Rangers head coach position. Next up, the guys are joined by former Leafs’ GM and NHL executive Brian Burke on the possibility of Dubas losing deals, what he has in store for him if he joins Pittsburgh and what it's like being the GM in Toronto. Finally, the guys wrap up with a look ahead at tonight’s Game 6 Conference Finals matchup between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with some more GM talk and the potential of Brad Treliving stepping in for the Leafs after he reportedly met with Shanahan.  Next, they address the idea of Auston Matthews resigning before July and how much that hinges on the future GM. They are joined by former NHL President, GM and head coach Doug Maclean on who would be a good fit for the the Leafs. They wrap up the show with a look at the Dallas Stars forcing a Game 5 to keep the Conference Finals going and Sam Bennett's hit on Jaccob Slavin.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with rumours of Kyper’s involvement in the sale of the Ottawa Senators before touching on some of the odds-on favourites for the Leafs GM job. They look at Brad Treliving and some other rumoured names, what the organization is looking for, who would fit best and the task at hand for the incoming candidate. Next up, Rob Rossi from The Athletic joins the show to give his take on Dubas potentially moving to Pittsburgh. Later, a chat on the feasibility of the Leafs poaching Doug Armstrong away from the Blues. They wrap with the Conference Finals and how long Jamie Benn should be suspended.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off the week with some fallout following the Dubas decision, the poor optics of the move, Dubas final statement to Leafs’ nation, the fallout of Jason Spezza’s decision and the idea of Auston Matthews not resigning without Dubas. The guys wrap up with tonight’s Game 3 matchup between the Golden Knights and the Stars.

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