Real Kyper & Bourne

Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne look back on the Leafs' trade this past weekend that sent Nick Ritchie to Arizona in exchange for Ilya Lyubushkin and Ryan Dzingel and discuss if there are still moves to come for Kyle Dubas & Co. (02:34). Then, the fellas recap Toronto's 6-3 loss to St. Louis Saturday night and sort through what went wrong for Timothy Liljegren and John Tavares (24:24). Afterwards, General Manager of the Arizona Coyotes, Bill Armstrong joins the conversation to share the 411 on newest Leaf Ilya Lyubushkin, why he is embracing the Coyotes' temporary home at Arizona State University, and his thoughts on keeping players motivated amidst a rebuild (41:41).

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Real Kyper & Bourne are joined by friend of the show Doug MacLean to discuss Morgan Rielly ceiling with the Leafs, the dominant combination of Auston Matthews & Mitch Marner, Martin St. Louis' coaching debut, and how a blockbuster Montreal-Tampa trade nearly came to be (01:14). Next up, NHL Hall of Famer Brett Hull stops by to share his goal-scoring philosophy and shares his thoughts on the evolution of scoring in the league and why he refrained from "hotdogging" on the ice (30:20). Finally, Head Coach of the St. Louis Blues, Craig "Chief" Berube discusses the state of his hockey team after the All-Star break, what to expect heading towards the trade deadline, and highlights the key additions that have elevated his team's play this season (46:45).

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne and joined by Maple Leafs' rookie Michael Bunting! He reflects on playing alongside Mitch Marner & Auston Matthews, what it means to him to be playing in his hometown, his position on the rookie scoring leaderboard, his knack of getting into the dirty areas on the ice & the positive energy Jack Campbell brings to the locker room (07:17).

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Real Kyper & Bourne are joined alongside Leafs Nation's own Gord Stellick to share his thoughts on Sidney Crosby 500th goal, what to expect from Toronto after a long break between games, his level of concern surrounding Jake Muzzin's season, and how Sheldon Keefe has evolved as a head coach (00:19). The fellas then chat with Max Talbot, Stanley Cup champion and current Assistant coach for the San Diego Gulls, about Sidney Crosby's milestone goal, his impact as a motivator for young players, what made the combination of Crosby & Malkin so successful, and reflects on Martin St. Louis' new role in Montreal (27:33). To wrap up, Nick, Justin & Sam weigh in on Sheldon Keefe's comments on Travis Dermott and what's next for Nick Robertson amid trade speculation, before Kyper reacts to Mats Sundin's comments about him on The FAN Morning Show today (42:22).

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne recap Team Canada reclaiming women's hockey glory with a dominant win over the United States, tee-up tonight's Leafs game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and look back on Adam Brooks' waiver carousel (00:45). President of Hockey Operations in Pittsburgh Brian Burke stops by to weighs in on Sidney Crosby's work ethic on the heels of his 500th career goal, goaltender Tristan Jarry's season so far, and what to expect from the Penguins as we approach the trade deadline (19:51).

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Real Kyper & Bourne are joined by Bob Stauffer, Oilers' radio colour commentator and host of "Oilers Now", to share his thoughts on the coaching changeover in Edmonton, what changes he expects to see in their playstyle, Evander Kane's productive start with the team and his philosophy building around Connor McDavid (00:29). Then, The Athletic's Jesse Granger stops by to share the hype building in Sin City as Jack Eichel is set to make his debut for the Golden Knights, breaks down how Mark Stone's injury allowed for Eichel to join the club, and if we will ever see Marc-Andre Fleury in a Vegas jersey again (18:15). To wrap up, Nick, Justin & Sam weigh in on Brad Marchand's suspension appeal, if NHL teams should sell tickets to practices, and tonight's upcoming Canada-USA matchup in Olympic women's hockey (27:24).

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne open by discussing Canada and the United States' short run in Olympic men's hockey after both teams were eliminated before the quarterfinals, and take a step back to look at how the 2022 Olympic tournament will be remembered (00:03). Next up, TNT analyst Rick Tocchet stops by to discuss Arizona's arena situation, his experience with back surgery ahead of Jack Eichel's anticipated return, Mitch Marner's appreciation in Toronto, and reflects on Sidney Crosby's 500th goal (16:15). After the break, Olympic hockey analyst Glenn Healy shares what drew him to want to cover this Canadian team, and reflects on how both Canada & the United States were eliminated and which player peaked his interest during this tournament (40:42).

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Real Kyper & Bourne are joined by TVA Sports' Renaud Lavoie to sort through the Canadiens' return in trade that sent Tyler Toffoli to the Flames, what moves may still be on the horizon, and why Head Coach Martin St. Louis is only in an interim role (00:30). To wrap up, Nick, Justin & Sam discuss using LTIR to circumvent salary cap space, look ahead to the Leafs' remaining schedule, and identify the best lines in the NHL (19:17).

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Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne kick off today's show by looking back on Toronto's beatdown of the Seattle Kraken, before weighing in on if Mitch Marner is under appreciated in this market and how to utilize Jake Muzzin if his physicality is not emphasized (00:42). Up next, former NHLer Aaron Ward stops by to discuss the Leafs' team identity and why he wouldn't alter too much within, Marner's value in Toronto, and how the Golden Knights' balanced the books for Jack Eichel's anticipated return (42:36).

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Kyper and Bourne welcome in ESPNs Emily Kaplan to discuss Jack Eichel's upcoming return, the front runners for Ben Chiarot, and who the next coach on the hot seat may be (00:43). The guys then weigh in on Tyler Toffoli heading to the Flames and how much stronger this trade makes Calgary, before diving into Nick Ritchie's future in Toronto (12:44). Next up, radio voice for the Seattle Kraken Everett Fitzhugh joins to give the lowdown on the squids' season so far, Mark Giordano's future with the club, and shares his story of becoming a part of the first Black broadcasting duo in NHL history this week (23:28). To wrap up, Kyper and Bourne debate what a contract for Jack Campbell would look like amid the team's goaltending struggles of late (40:22).

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