Real Kyper & Bourne

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off the show by discussing the Leafs 4-2-0 start to the season, the role fighting still has in the league, what is next for Blake Wheeler and the Winnipeg Jets, and more. Next, Luke Gazdic, NHL analyst at Sportsnet, joins Kyper and Bourne to discuss Wayne Simmonds and Kyle Clifford being added to the lineup, how to play tough without taking minor penalties, and more (41:15). After that, Jason Brough joins the show to discuss what is going on with the Vancouver Canucks during their winless start to the year (01:08:30).  

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Real Kyper and Bourne start off discussing Nick Robertson's heroics, notching his second goal of the game in overtime to beat the Dallas Stars. The fellas question why he wasn't called up sooner and if Auston Matthews needs to show more grit on the ice, before looking into the questionable good goal call on Tyler Seguin's game-tying marker. Later on, former NHLer Colby Armstrong shares his thoughts on the Pittsburgh Penguins' start to the year, the lack of production from the Leafs' fourth line, Arber Xhekaj's fight with Zach Kassian, and Robertson's season debut (39:18). Next up, JD Bunkis weighs in on how Robertson's showing will alleviate some pressure off of Sheldon Keefe and the need for more bottom-six output, before looking back on the first five games for the Leafs this season (01:06:47). To wrap up, the guys head to the text-line and YouTube comments to answer your questions!

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Sheldon Keefe media watch continues on the Real Kyper and Bourne show as the guys discuss the Leafs head coach's latest clarification on his comments after Monday night's loss. They then pivot to tonight's action as the undefeated Dallas Stars come to town and preview the matchup between brothers Nick and Jason Robertson, and look back on the message Ilya Lyubushkin's hit sends opposing teams. The Athletic's Mike Futa stops by to share his thoughts on the Stars' stellar start to the year, Keefe's presence in the media lately, and how Toronto's lineup stacks up against Dallas (42:48). Later on, former Stars netminder Marty Turco discuss Mason Marchment's fit in Dallas so far, the team's top line firepower centred by Roope Hintz, Jake Oettinger's solid play in goal, and his thoughts on Toronto's lackluster effort against Arizona on Monday (01:06:23). "no good son of a bitch" 4:28

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Justin Bourne hosts alongside Brent Gunning and Sam McKee! They start the conversation with Sheldon Keefe walking back his criticisms after Monday night's loss and hear what Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner had to say about it, before looking into the Maple Leafs' line shuffle at practice today. Sportsnet.ca's Luke Fox joins the fray to discuss Keefe's comments and Nick Robertson replacing Denis Malgin on the second line ahead of Thursday tilt against Dallas (22:17). Later on, David Amber of Hockey Night in Canada comments on his biggest panic teams around the league, Ilya Lyubushkin's crushing hit on Dylan Holloway, and the optimism surrounding the Ottawa Senators early on this season (40:47) The Athletic's Hailey Salvian hops aboard to share her thoughts on the latest in Leafland, before shifting attention out West to the undefeated Calgary Flames and Darryl Sutter's impact (01:05:44).

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On this episode, Nick, Justin and Sam start off with their reactions to last night's uninspiring 4-2 loss to the Arizona Coyotes. They discuss what led to the loss, Jake Muzzin's injury, the questionable officiating during key moments of the game, and hear Sheldon Keefe's call-out of the Maple Leafs' stars on today's "Kyper's Clippers". Later on, former Leafs GM Gord Stellick-tricity adds to the conversation on the team continuing to play down to their opponents, Erik Källgren's performance in goal, Auston Matthews’ slow start to the season, and when it's time to be concerned about this group (41:48). Next up, senior columnist for Sportsnet Eric Francis chats about Calgary's great start to the year, tonight's pivotal game against the undefeated Golden Knights, and the impact of their offseason acquisition so far (01:07:55).

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To start the week on Real Kyper and Bourne, the guys reflect on Matt Murray's injury sustained during a morning skate on Saturday and what Head Coach Sheldon had to say on today's "Kyper's Clippers". Nick, Justin and Sam then focus in on Nick Robertson's call-up and if he should take over Denis Malgin's 2nd line spot, before discussing what's next for Wayne Simmonds and their takeaways from Saturday's win over Ottawa. Former Senator Bobby Ryan adds to the conversation on Ottawa's young talent, Alex Debrincat's fit on the top line, and the long-awaited buzz around the city for this team (42:07). Afterwards, former netminder and current Daily Faceoff analyst Mike McKenna chats about the unpredictable starts for goaltenders around the league, Murray's unfortunate injury, how he managed to stay injury-free for 14 professional seasons, and Jack Campbell's start in Edmonton (01:06:37). 

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Win number one is on the board! The fellas kick things off breaking down how the Toronto Maple Leafs took care of business last night against the Washington Capitals, "The Rock" starting a new chant at Scotiabank Arena, how other teams are playing Auston Matthews early on, the contributions from the bottom-six and the effectiveness of the penalty kill. Former NHLer Jason York hops aboard preview the first "Battle of Ontario" this season between the Leafs and Ottawa Senators! He share his perspective on the 2022/23 Sens group, how D.J. Smith will fair behind the bench, and how the Leafs can set a different tone this season (41:02). Next up, TNT's Rick Tocchet looks back on last night's win over the Caps, the key contributors on both sides of the ice, and the aftermath of Calgary and Florida's blockbuster trade this offseason (01:05:06). To wrap up, the guys head to the text-line and YouTube comments to answer your questions (01:22:36)!

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start the show looking back on the Maple Leafs' lackluster performance in their season opener in Montreal. The fellas highlight their standouts and no-shows on both sides of the ice, the top-heavy special teams unit, their takeaways from Matt Murray's blue and white debut, and hear from a less than impressed Sheldon Keefe on today's "Kyper's Clippers". Later on, former NHLer Jamal Mayers tries to find some positives from last night's contest, before getting into the Leafs' lack of intensity and Connor McDavid's ridiculous start to the season (41:45). Next up, Karl Alzner of the "Alz Caps" podcast checks the pulse in Washington, discusses what to look for in tonight's game in Toronto and shares his take on Ilya Samsonov's stint with the Capitals (01:05:16). To wrap up, the guys preview tonight's contest between Toronto and Washington and hear some more "Kyper's Clippers".

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Get set for Toronto Maple Leafs season opener with Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee! The fellas start off breaking down the matchup between the Leafs and Montreal Canadiens, the pressure surrounding this group, the cap constraint Toronto finds themselves in, and if this is they year they can finally get over the first round playoff hump. Later on, friend of the show Doug MacLean weighs in on how the 2022/23 Leafs squad compares to years prior, why this season opener seems to lack excitement, the importance of goaltending, and his key figures heading into this season (40:40). Next up, Maple Leafs radio colour analyst Jim Ralph previews the Leafs' opening night matchup vs. the Habs, before getting into if Matt Murray is a true number one goalie, William Nylander: the sparkplug, how the new pieces of the roster might fit together, and what to expect from Juraj Slafkovský, the 2022 first overall draft pick (01:05:09).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick things off previewing opening night in the 2022/23 NHL season! They focus in on the Maple Leafs' final roster cuts ahead of game one, before shifting gears to discuss Hockey Canada's recent changes at the helm. After the break, voice of Hockey Night in Canada Craig Simpson shares his thoughts on how the Leafs are shaping up ahead of the season and the intriguing stories heading into the first games of the year (42:16). Later on, New York Rangers analyst Steve Valiquette weighs in on if Igor Shesterkin can follow up his stellar 2021/22 season, before looking into the Leafs' goalie situation to determine what version of Matt Murray we will see in the blue and white (01:05:58). To wrap up, the guys hear from the star of "Kyper's Clippers", Sheldon Keefe, before sharing their predictions for the new NHL season.

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