Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee break down the Maple Leafs' successful weekend against the Calgary Flames, what's William Nylander's ceiling as a goal scorer, and if they would've traded Nylander for Jonathan Huberdeau earlier in the year. Leafs' radio colour analyst Jim Ralph joins the boys to discuss (42:22) how Conor Timmins has performed alongside T.J. Brodie, how William Nylander has matured over the years, and why he thinks Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner will reunite on the same line come post-season. Then, former NHLer and Sportsnet hockey analyst Colby Armstrongs weighs in on (1:18:44) how the season has turned around for Sheldon Keefe, the changes in the Leafs' demeanour on the ice, and his reaction to former Bruins defenceman Zdeno Chára's comments on the 2011 Vancouver Canucks.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee break down the Maple Leafs' dominating 5-0 home win over the Los Angeles Kings, Nick Robertson's injury, TJ Brodie's return to the lineup and Pierre Engvall's game misconduct. Doug MacLean makes his weekly appearance (41:44) to discuss the Columbus Blue Jackets' struggles, if the Leafs need to trade for a defenceman and if the impressive play from their bottom six can be relied upon in the playoffs. Later, JD Bunkis (1:06:20) shares his thoughts on if the Leafs should approach a Morgan Rielly trade, what position they should target in return, and the Kyle Dubas contract situation. 

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee weigh in on how the Maple Leafs will utilize T.J. Brodie who returns to the roster and Mark Giordano's impressive performances on defence. Leafs Nation's host Gord Stellick joins the conversation (20:16) to discuss how Auston Matthews and most of the Leafs adjusted their game to become two-way players, and why Toronto's season feels different in comparison to years of the past. Hockey Hall of Famer, and President of the L.A. Kings Luc Robitaille stops by to chat about (41:44) ultimately waiting until the 9th round to get drafted in the NHL, his time playing with Justin's dad Bob Bourne on the Kings, and Sean Durzi's contributions to L.A.'s blueline. Afterward, Former NHLer, and part of "Playercast" on Sportsnet's YouTube channel Andrew Peters (1:07:54) jumps on to give his perspective on Tage Thompson's offensive surge against the Blue Jackets, and Johnny Gaudreau's decision to sign with Columbus.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee recap the Maple Leafs' win over the Dallas Stars, Matt Murray's shutout performance, the fallout between the Ottawa Senators and Murray, and if Toronto should stick with Rasmus Sandin and Timothy Liljegren pairing. ESPN's Kristen Shilton drops by (42:24) to share her thoughts on whether the Leafs will be looking to add or move pieces from their roster, the potential spike in the NHL team's salary caps, and Kyle Dubas' pending contract. Then, Oilers Now's Bob Stauffer jumps on (1:06:00) to weigh in on Jack Campbell's struggles in net, how Edmonton can turn their season around, and Zach Hyman's addition to their roster.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee discuss the timeframe for a potential contract extension for Sheldon Keefe and Kyle Dubas, building a consistent fourth line for the Maple Leafs, and the need for Nick Robertson to create opportunities for himself on the ice. Afterward, former NHLer and Hockey Night in Canada's Craig Simpson (40:16) shares his observations on the Leafs' success in November, how comfortable the team is playing in closely contested games, constructing a successful bottom six, and the re-emergence of physical hits on the ice compared to when he played in the league. Finally, Dallas Stars TV analyst for Bally Sports Daryl Reagh (1:05:50) weighs in on the change in philosophy head coach Peter DeBoer has brought to the team, and previews a match-up between the Leafs and Dallas Stars.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin the show recapping the Maple Leafs' OT loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Hockey Night in Canada, how much they miss Morgan Rielly's impact on the blueline, and what's the identity of the fourth line. Then, former NHLer and co-host of the Missin Curfew Podcast Shane O'Brien (41:42) weighs in on Jacob Trouba's physical presence for the New York Rangers and how he feels about St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington's antics on the ice and head coach Craig Berube's putting his netminder on blast. Then, former NHLer Adam Oates (1:06:08) discusses the difficulties of maintaining any type of streak in the NHL, the importance of up-and-coming players learning how to skate with the puck in their hand, and how many goals Auston Matthews needs to score to have a successful season.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin the show discussing the Maple Leafs facing the Tampa Bay Lightning for the first time since their playoff series loss and Lightning head coach Jon Cooper (23:17) breaks down the performances from his hockey club this season, Mikhail Sergachev's impact on the blue line, and what he thinks about Mitch Marner's current point streak. Then, the guys' weekly chat with Doug MacLean (42:44) as he talks about how the Leafs have changed their year around after a rough start, dealing with injuries on the roster, and his time as a teacher. Afterward, former Leafs' GM Dave Nonis (1:04:53) weighs in on the evolution of the Leafs' core group, at what point during the regular season a team's front office will assess their roster, the use of analytics in hockey, and how coaches and general managers view highly touted prospects.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee break down the Maple Leafs win over the San Jose Sharks, Mitch Marner's point streak staying alive, Ilya Samsonov's performance in net and Mac Hollowell's addition to the blue line. Sportsnet hockey analyst Sam Cosentino weighs in on how Marner has evolved since entering the league, the approach athletes have with improving their individual games, and the depth of the upcoming 2023 NHL Draft (41:46). Then, hockey analyst for the New York Rangers Steve Valiquette (1:06:16) jumps on to break down the best performing goaltenders around the league this season, how goalies handle getting scored on, and Alexis Lafrenière's struggles on the ice.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee weigh in on the pecking order between the two goaltenders Matt Murray and Ilya Samsonov, and who should handle the bulk of the starts. Then, former NHLer and Stanley Cup Champion Brad May (21:39) stops by to chat about the importance of players having trust in their netminder, and where he stands on teams tanking their season. Leafs legend, and Hockey Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler (41:18) speaks on the passing of longtime friend and teammate Börje Salming, Mitch Marner's current point streak, and having chemistry within a line and power-play unit. Afterward, Leafs Nation's Gord Stellick (1:06:56) shares how the fanbase is feeling about Toronto's top guys, William Nylander's hot and cold spurts, and his view of dual threat in net.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin the show by continuing the conversation around the uncertainty of Auston Matthews' future with the Maple Leafs, then get into Toronto's 4-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings, which one player would be replaced on the defensive pairings, and how the group has bought in on performing better on defence. Former NHL executive and Sportsnet hockey analyst Mike Futa (42:09) weighs in on which area on the Leafs roster they should be upgrading, if Matt Murray and Ilya Samsonov are the future goaltending tandem, and his assessment of Matthew Knies within Toronto's prospect system. Then, senior columnist from Sportsnet Eric Francis (1:07:04) jumps on to discuss Matthew Tkachuk's return to Calgary for the first time since being traded to Florida, Flames' struggling on offence, and how can head coach Darryl Sutter help turn their season around.

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