Real Kyper & Bourne

Brent Gunning fills in alongside Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy to lookahead to tonight's NHL Draft in Montreal! The fellas dissect Kyle Dubas' media availability and discuss if any progress has been made on Jack Campbell, Ilya Mikheyev or Rasmus Sandin (08:05). Later on, Sportsnet's Luke Fox joins live from Montreal to chat about what's on tap for the Leafs tonight, Sandin's role on Toronto's blue line, who could start in goal on opening night, and if any Marlies are projecting well for next season (26:34). To wrap up, the guys discuss the Canadian premiere of "Unrivaled", a documentary revisiting the iconic rivalry between Colorado and Detroit (42:53).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy discuss a recent social media poll deeming the Maple Leafs fans the most annoying fan base, before sorting through the new front office faces promoted in Toronto's organization and the crop of free agent goalies on the market. Next up, TVA Sports' Renaud Lavoie focuses in on Montreal to discuss the Canadiens' strategy with the first overall pick in Thursday's NHL Draft, if prospect Shane Wright is still atop of the list, the uncertainty within the organization and potential trade pieces on the roster (22:33) To wrap up, the fellas look towards Columbus to chat about Patrik Laine's future with the Blue Jackets (45:03).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start off discussing the possibility of the Leafs staying internal in goal next season, a potential offer sheet situation for Rasmus Sandin, and what's on tap for the team during the off-season. Later on, hockey's #1 news-breaker Kevin Weekes stops by to weigh in on Mike Grier's hiring as GM in San Jose, the off-season rumours surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs, and breaks down the latest rumblings around the league including what's next for J.T. Miller (23:52). To wrap up today, the fellas look ahead to the NHL Draft to ask who Montreal will choose with the first overall pick (41:54).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start this week off looking back on Nicolas Aube-Kubel's slip-up that dented the Stanley Cup, before their shifting attention to the latest moves around the NHL! They begin with the trade that sent Ryan McDonagh to Nashville and question the strength of the Preds' core, before reviewing Nick Paul's new contract in Tampa and what's next for Ilya Mikheyev (04:12). NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman joins to sort through the latest rumours surrounding Jack Campbell, Colorado's goaltending options, Claude Giroux's fit in Toronto, and potential landing spots for Nazem Kadri (21:09). To wrap up, the fellas go over the latest head coaching hires around the league and the vacancies still on the board (41:17).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy look back on July 1st, formerly NHL free agency day, to share what memories stand out to them and compare how John Tavares' blockbuster signing was viewed then vs. now. The fellas then get into the latest NHL news as Kevin Fiala heads south to the L.A. Kings on a hefty seven year deal, and ask if Fiala's new contract will set the market for those following suit (16:41). Next up, Brian McGonagle a.k.a. "Rear Admiral" chats about the growth of his podcast "Spittin' Chicklets", before focusing in on his hometown Bruins to share how GM Don Sweeney's new deal is viewed, the team's off-season outlook, and how the Maple Leafs are regarded in Boston (25:05). To wrap up, the guys share their disbelief about the early Stanley Cup odds, before speculating on what's ahead for "Geno", Letang and Toronto this off-season (37:11).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start things off looking back on Tampa Bay's lengthy injury list sustained during the playoffs. The fellas discuss if there's any way to potentially combat this, and hear from Julien BriseBios and Steven Stamkos following the Lightning's Stanley Cup finals loss (01:52). Later on, Nazem Kadri stops by to share his experience hoisting the Stanley Cup with Colorado, fighting through injury, his iconic post-game interview, and his plans on his day with the Cup (30:07). To wrap up, the guys look into the sponsors that have stopped their partnership with Hockey Canada in wake of sexual assault allegations (40:46).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start off in Toronto after the Maple Leafs re-signed defenceman Timothy Liljegren to a two-year contract extension, and discuss the potential value of the contract down the road. Soon after, Jason York chimes in on Liljegren's deal, before shifting attention to the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2022 to chat about inductee Daniel Alfredsson on and off the ice and if a return to Ottawa in a management role is in the cards (11:29). Later on, Mikael Samuelssen adds to the Hall of Fame conversation with his experience playing with Henrik and Daniel Sedin in Vancouver, highlights what made them so effective, and shares a thought on Alfredsson during their time in Detroit together (33:22).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start the week off looking back on the Colorado Avalanche's 2022 Stanley Cup victory! The guys break down the Av's near perfect third period and crown Jon Cooper as the King of Kyper Clippers, before we hear Nazem Kadri's mic drop moment and question if his trade in 2019 is the worst in Leafs history (01:08). Next up, two-time Cup champion Aaron Ward comments on how Tampa Bay's skill couldn't keep up with Colorado's speed, Cale Makar's dominance, Andrei Vasilevskiy's performance vs. Darcy Kuemper, and the job done by Jared Bednar (24:40). To wrap up, the fellas look ahead to what's next for Kuemper and Jack Campbell (41:38).

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To kick things off, Nick Kypreos makes peace with the NHL Awards and highlights some of the bright spots from the evening, before Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy join to look ahead to Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final! We hear Jon Cooper's apology, Jared Bednar's Game 4 thoughts and Pat Maroon's unique way with words on today's Kyper's Clippers, before the fellas discuss if Colorado can seal the deal and Andrei Vasilevskiy's potential to still swing the series (03:05). Next up, Doug MacLean takes Friday off the rails as he catches up with the guys, looks back on Tampa Bay's playoff journey, and discusses Ottawa's new deal for an arena in LeBreton Flats (25:10). To wrap up, the guys talk about what's next for J.T. Miller, question if the Maple Leafs have room to add the Canuck, and try to make sense of Pierre-Luc Dubios' head-scratching request (43:54).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start things off discussing Nazem Kadri's overtime heroics to decide Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. The guys talk through the controversy surrounding the goal, if the correct call was made, hear what Jon Cooper had to say about the play, and look back on the trade that sent Kadri from Toronto to Colorado (02:07). Later on, former NHL official Tim Peel shares his initial reaction to last night's questionable line change, before weighing in on the officiating crew last night, how the final play was handled, and other contested calls from his career (34:23). To wrap up, the fellas look back on the NHL Awards to chat about their takeaways from the evening in Vegas (46:11).  

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