Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick things off looking back on the Maple Leafs' overtime loss to the Blackhawks this afternoon. The trio focus in on Matthew Knies' fit on the top line, how the team should manage their goalie tandem in back-to-back games, Mitch Marner's usage, Conor Timmins' ceiling, and the team's depth contributions. Later, we hear Sheldon Keefe's reaction to his team's performance in Chicago on today's "Kyper's Clippers". After the break, the fellas look ahead to tonight's slate of NHL action in Gametime presented by Bet365, before heading to the text-line to read your questions and comments!

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee are joined by Sportsnet's Luke Gazdic (3:28) to discuss whether or not the shine has already fallen off new Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch, the play of the defence, and how perhaps if the same issues are cropping up under a new head coach that the players might have to shoulder more of the blame. They also take a look around the Eastern Conference and take a look at some of the surprising teams in a pair of loaded divisions. Plus, they discuss the Canucks/Avalanche game, get to the red-hot Norris Trophy race between Quinn Hughes and Cale Makar, and take a peek at the Gregg Popovich 'booing controversy' over in the NBA.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with the breaking news that John Klingberg has been placed on LTIR, his next steps, if he should rush to get his hip surgery done and how it leaves the Leafs' cap situation. They are joined by Mike Futa (11:50), who reacts to the move and discusses the Leafs' next moves now that they suddenly have some available cap space. Then, he explains why the Oilers should make everyone other than McDavid and Draisaitl available for trade. Later, TNT's Darren Pang (30:22) from Chicago ahead of Leafs/Blackhawks shares his thoughts on Connor Bedard getting better and better each game, Taylor Hall going out for the season, Corey Perry getting healthy scratched and evaluates the other young talent on the team.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with the Bruins and how they've managed to stay on top despite their turnover over the offseason. NESN Bruins analyst Billy Jaffe joins the conversation (4:41) and shares how crucial the tandem of Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark have been for the hot start, Pastrňák's unreal form and tees up their clash with the Panthers tonight. Later, murmurs of plans for a very exclusive Hockey World Cup between Canada, the US, Sweden & Finland. They discuss the dynamic of the slimmer selection of countries, whether hockey can create a 'true' World Cup and how Russia's absence factors in.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off with the Buds back in Toronto practicing, and they hear from Sheldon Keefe on how the guys are adjusting as they near the end of their long Global Series break. They are joined by The Athletic's Joshua Kloke (25:47) fresh off the plane from Sweden to give his on-the-ground perspective of the Global Series. He discusses William Nylander's celebrity in Stockholm, potential trades down the pipeline for a defenceman and gives an update on John Klingberg's injury status. 

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee kick off the second hour with a look at the Oilers' loss to the Panthers last night and how the question of their season is beginning to change as they continue to struggle. Former NHL forward and current analyst Justin Williams (7:13) gives his perspective on the mental aspect of Edmonton's disastrous stretch, the challenge for Knoblauch to turn things around as a first-year coach and goes through the headlines around the league. Finally, news and notes - Prince Harry dropping the puck in Vancouver, the Leafs rocking blue helmets with white jerseys, a potential fire-sale coming in Columbus and Patrick Kane/Panthers rumours.

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There are no NHL games tonight, so Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with tales from their rec-league games. They are joined by Leafs radio analyst Jim Ralph (6:01), who shares some takeaways from the team's trip in Sweden, the state of the goalie battle and where this year's team is different and similar to previous seasons. Later, Rangers legend and newly inducted Hall of Famer Henrik Lundqvist (28:02) shares his induction experience, thoughts on the Global Series and how the goalie position has changed since he started in the league. Finally, a conversation about dominant goalies in the league, who's at the top of the ladder and the Juuse Saros sweepstakes taking shape.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with the Oilers heading into a crucial test against the Panthers, the hail-mary move to start Calvin Pickard in net, Connor McDavid's disappointing production and if he's playing hurt. Joining the conversation, Sportsnet's Garry Galley (4:50) shares his thoughts on the Oilers' shocking start, the Leafs' play in Sweden, the evolution of Nylander's game and he goes through his extensive jersey collection. Later, on the collapse in Columbus with the Blue Jackets benching Gaudreau, Laine & Severson, their short-term future and if GM Jarmo Kekäläinen is on the hot seat. Finally, news and notes from around the league - Wild GM Bill Guerin criticizes his team's effort in Sweden and Backlund calls for the Flames to end the noise.

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee start with the Leafs' overtime win over the Wild in Sweden yesterday, the 8 AM puck drop, the success of the Global Series, Woll's stand-out start and Nylander delivering in OT again. How much of Willy's electric start has been motivated by his looming free agency? Later, more reflections from the Global Series - Mats Sundin getting friendly again with the Leafs organization, whether Klingberg might be sent to LTIR and how that would affect the team's cap space.

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Gord Stellick joins Nick Kypreos & Sam McKee for the hour, and they start with Doug MacLean (2:31) for his Off-the-Rails Friday appearance! Doug starts with takeaways from the Leafs' win over the Red Wings in Sweden, the Canucks' turn-around with Tocchet, Gaudreau and Laine getting benched in Columbus and potential changes coming to 3v3 OT rules. Later, a look at Bedard's on-ice confrontation with Matthew Tkachuk and how the more slender rookie is handling the physical aspect of the NHL. Finally, they wrap with a chat on what extension numbers might look like for William Nylander & Elias Pettersson, the best contract in the league and Patrick Kane landing spots.

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