Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with the Leafs' destroying the Habs over the weekend, the late goalie-swap controversy, Ilya Samsonov getting a little shaken up and Chris Wideman's response after the game. They move on to the newest Leafs' signing; Matthew Knies, and discuss if he'll make the playoff lineup and who he might replace. Next, Gord Stellick from Leafs Nation shares his expectations for Matthew Knies, the recent changes to the powerplay lineup and why Morgan Rielly is the Leafs' X-Factor for the playoffs (41:12). Then, Florida Hockey Now's George Richards tees up tonight's Leafs vs. Panthers game, Matthew Tkachuk's impact, the Panthers' goalie problem and the end of the Ekblad vs. Koepka saga (1:06:18). They close with a look at Erik Karlsson's potential 100-point season in perspective and Knies ahead of his debut tonight.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee with last night's Leafs' overtime loss against the Bruins, how much the game meant, John Tavares and William Nylander continuing to struggle and Ilya Samsonov further securing his starting role. Doug MacLean stops by for his weekly visit (41:06) to chat about loading up lines vs. spreading out talent, how the Leafs should orient their top six, if Matthew Knies can crack the playoff roster and sheds some insight on his new book 'Draft Day' coming soon. Afterward, Blue Jackets' coaching consultant Ken Hitchcock discusses balancing injuries, rest, rust and egos down the stretch, the importance of the third line and the coaching styles that win games in the playoffs (1:07:24). Later, in honour of the Masters this weekend, Stanley Cup winner Stephane Matteau shares the story of when he played a round at Augusta National (1:22:45). The guys close with listener questions.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick it off with last night's nasty game between the Lightning and Rangers, Tampa finding their playoff intensity and if the Leafs can match that tonight against the Bruins with Ryan O'Reilly returning to the lineup. NESN Bruins analyst Andy Brickley joins the conversation (20:56) and discusses the team's health, what to expect from Linus Ullmark in the playoffs and how seriously Boston will take tonight's game. Then, NHL Network's Bruce Boudreau gives his take on Michael Bunting's issues with officials, coaching the stretch run, managing stars' egos and takes a look at the Western Conference playoff race (42:30). Finally, former scout and Sportsnet.ca columnist Jason Bukala shares his perspective on Matthew Knies, draft-day wild-card Matvei Michkov and some of his favourite prospects he's keying in on (1:05:59).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with the rumours that Kyper is involved in the sale of the Ottawa Senators before they touch on last night's Leafs' win over the Blue Jacket, the boost to the bottom six since the deadline, concerns starting to mount for William Nylander and John Tavares, and Morgan Rielly turning up his offensive game. They are joined by Rangers analyst Stephen Valiquette (42:25), who looks at the Leafs' goaltending situation, the positive impact of Mattias Ekholm on Stuart Skinner and what a Rangers-Devils series could look like. Later, Ken Wiebe, Sportsnet Jets columnist, tees up a high-stakes game between Winnipeg and the Flames tonight, which players are under the most pressure and how missing the playoffs can alter the Jets' offseason plans (1:05:56). The guys close with a conversation about the Western Conference playoff picture.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start by looking ahead to tonight's Leafs' game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, Ryan O'Reilly getting set for his return, Sheldon Keefe continuing to tinker with the lineup and where Joseph Woll fits in after Matt Murray's injury. They are joined by Sportsnet's Luke Fox (22:35) who breaks down Murray's injury outlook, Mitch Marner the 'line-fixer,' the downsides of load management and Michael Bunting looking to remedy his reputation. Then, Fox Sports' Blue Jackets analyst Jody Shelley tees up tonight's game, sheds light on some of the unknowns on Columbus' roster, Johnny Gaudreau's struggles this season, and potential changes coming to the front office (42:25). Later, Sportsnet Calgary Flames columnist Eric Francis discusses the team finally playing up to their potential, the problem with their 'volume-shooting' system and what will happen with Darryl Sutter if they don't make the playoffs (1:06:51).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with the top story from over the weekend; Kyper's chat with Bill Burr at the Leafs-Senators game. They move on to the weekend games themselves, how much they matter, load management and another unlucky injury for Matt Murray. Afterward, they get into Luke Schenn's battle with Brady Tkachuk and Michael Bunting's worsening reputation among refs. They are joined by NHL Network's Brian Lawton (43:18), who discusses finding focus down the stretch, the feasibility of the Morgan Rielly-Schenn pairing, his thoughts on the new leadership for the NHLPA and the massive impact of Mattias Ekholm on the Oilers. Later, NHL on TNT analyst Darren Pang weighs in on the unstoppable Bruins, the pressure that comes with winning the President's trophy and different playoff teams' upsides (1:06:58).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open with the Leafs calling up Radim Zohorna, injuries on offence piling up and Michael Bunting becoming the team's 'whipping boy.' They are joined by Leafs Nation's Gord Stellick (17:50), who discusses Sheldon Keefe's lineup shuffling, what the bar is for a 'successful season' in Toronto and expectations for Matthew Knies. Afterward, Doug MacLean, on for his off-the-rails Friday visit (42:37), shares his thoughts on  old-school coaching and if theres still a place for it in today's game, what to expect from new NHLPA director Marty Walsh and what's holding up a sale for the Ottawa Senators. Finally, Sportsnet hockey analyst Colby Armstrong gives his take on the Pittsburgh Penguins' race for the postseason, what's in store for the team this offseason and the new leadership in the NHLPA from a player's perspective (1:06:42).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin with a look back on the Maple Leafs' overtime defeat at the hands of the Panthers last night and breakdown the key moments that led to the loss. Later on, we hear a fiery quote from Florida's Head Coach Paul Maurice on today's "Kyper's Clippers", before looking deeper into Toronto's powerplay alignment and Sheldon Keefe's lineup management. Next up, NHL Network analyst Mike Rupp joins the fellas to add to the Paul Maurice conversation, before chatting about tough love from coaches, the tightly contested Metropolitan Division, and shares a story about Pat Burns from his early days with the Devils (41:20). To wrap up, The Athletic's Joshua Kloke weighs in on if Matthew Knies can make an impact in the Blue and White this season, how the team might deploy him heading into the postseason, and outlines the other prospects in the Leafs' system (01:07:13).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin with a look at how the Leafs should treat their final nine games of the season, the rest vs. rust debate, the Leafs' goalie situation and if Ilya Samsonov can clinch the starting spot tonight. They are joined by Tim Micallef (13:59), who discusses the end of Tim and Friends, Toronto sports media culture and how it's changed and the look of the Leafs heading into the postseason. Then, NHL on Sportsnet's Craig Simpson (41:05), who weighs in on where Ryan O'Reilly should slot in when he returns, if the Leafs can find a starting goalie in their remaining games and what's different for Tampa Bay this year. Later, Panthers' analyst Randy Moller tees up tonight's Leafs' game vs Florida, the Cats in must-win territory, what's changed this season under Paul Maurice and the odd strife between Aaron Ekblad and LIV golfer Brooks Koepka (1:05:56).

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The Leafs have clinched a ticket to the postseason! Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee are back together, and they open with Auston Matthews' energized form and what held him back earlier in the season, what role Mitch Marner had in the turnaround, where Ryan O'Reilly will slot in when he returns and Michael Bunting being benched by Sheldon Keefe. They are joined by NHL on Sportsnet's Garry Galley (22:18), who breaks down what the Leafs can expect from the Panthers tomorrow night, Toronto's goalie conundrum and if Auston Matthews' play can become too predictable. Afterward, Mike Futa joins the show (43:45) and discusses how the Leafs matchup against Tampa Bay, creating stability with the defensive pairings and starting goalie, and the Western Conference playoff race. Finally, Lightninginsider.com's Erik Erlendsson answers what's wrong with the Tampa Bay Lightning, how they turn it around and Nikita Kucherov's quiet outstanding season (1:07:26).

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