Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the Maple Leafs' situation as other Atlantic teams make moves. They explore what GM Kyle Dubas needs to do to satisfy fans and players like captain Auston Matthews, who expects a roster boost. The duo considers how a quiet trade deadline could impact Dubas's standing. They also chat with Sportsnet's David Amber (24:06) about past deadlines, potential craziness this year, and the implications of Mikko Rantanen being available. They identify key players that could benefit the Leafs.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off with a trade tracker, discussing recent deals and rumors, including the potential movement of Mikko Rantanen. They analyze the impact on the market and conference dynamics, focusing on which teams are under pressure to act, particularly the Leafs. The hosts also explore how Toronto might create more cap space and outline a realistic dream scenario for GM Brad Treliving (33:40).

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The FAN Morning Show continues its countdown to the NHL's 3:00 pm trade deadline tomorrow. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning look around the league at teams that will buy, sell, and still have a decision to make. The hosts settle on the Maple Leafs and wonder what sort of splash they will make, especially after seeing their divisional rivals make moves already. B&B bring on Sportsnet’s own Jason Bukala to look back on last night’s Leafs game and if it should be viewed as a “one off” bad performance or tell us something about where they stack up against the league’s best. They then go around the NHL to look at what teams need to make a move and what players would fit where. To close out today, former NHLer turned Sportsnet and Spittin’ Chiclets analyst, Colby Armstrong gives his take on Matthew Knies and how he’s developed, before getting into the deadline and the process for players that get dealt to a new team (25:47).

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The FAN Morning Show continues into its second hour on the eve of the NHL's trade deadline with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning focusing on the Maple Leafs after last night's blow out at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights. Does it tell us where the Leafs are at against one of the best teams in the league?  Could they actually be in on Mikko Rantanen? Or does someone else make more sense for Toronto? The hosting duo look at some names still available, what the price would be and how they would fit. B&B also discuss the fight for the division, the moves their Atlantic counterparts have made and where it leaves in the race heading down the stretch. In the back end of the hour, Stanley Cup Champion and Sportsnet’s own Nick Kypreos joins the morning duo to weigh in on how big of a swing Brad Treliving could make and who that might be (24:22).

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The FAN Morning Show hits the airwaves on Thursday with reaction to the Maple Leafs being blown out in Vegas by the Golden Knights. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss if it’s was a wake up call for Toronto on the NHL's trade deadline eve. They look at where the team was lacking and especially focus on in between the pipes where Joseph Woll got beat early and often which led to him being pulled. The hosts debate if this ends the timeshare between Toronto’s tandem and brings the discussion of who is their "go-to guy”. B&B also look at the Matthew Knies dropping the mitts early in the game, how it didn’t lead to much momentum for his team and if him doing that had anything to do with the upcoming deadline Friday. In the backend of the hour, the boys look at the teams that have made moves already, most notably Tampa and Penguins, who pulled the trigger on deals yesterday. They also look at Jack Hughes' season ending injury and where that leaves Sheldon Keefe and the Devils ahead of the deadline.

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The FAN Morning Show rolls on with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning forecasting Friday's NHL Trade Deadline. The pair discuss what a "doomsday" deadline would be for the Maple Leafs, before looking at the standings to identify which teams on the bubble are posturing as buyers or sellers. Mike Futa, two-time Stanley Cup winning executive and host of The FAN Hockey Show, offers his take on Toronto's options ahead of March 7th and other teams to watch as the deadline closes in. Mike also takes us behind the scenes of how executives operate and know when to pull the trigger on a deal to put a team over the top. Later, Adnan Virk of NHL on Prime, NHL Network and MLB Network, checks in with his takeaways from Monday at Scotiabank Arena as the Leafs winning streak ended at the hands of the Sharks (27:43). The trio also dive into the Blue Jays and how this season could be viewed as a "last dance" with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette, before wrapping up with some post-Oscars takes.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are live as the Leafs prepare for a late game against the Golden Knights in Vegas. They discuss what to expect from the Leafs, Joseph Woll’s need for a bounce-back performance, and any lingering feelings about American players like Jack Eichel after the 4 Nations. The duo also talks about Mitch Marner's future in Toronto, questioning if he might leave and what it would take for the Leafs to consider an offer. They welcome Sam McKee (28:04) from Leafs Talk, who shares insights on Auston Matthews and the Leafs' hopes before the trade deadline.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning discuss the Raptors' thrilling win over the Magic, highlighting a rookie's game-winning shot and the excitement it brings fans, especially for a young team. They then shift focus to the NHL, where the Trade Deadline is heating up, noting both a completed deal and a player’s extension that indicate team strategies. Finally, they explore Evander Kane's unique situation in Edmonton, as he hopes to play despite being on LTIR (32:56).

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The FAN Morning Show goes into its final hour talking hockey as the countdown to Friday's 3:00 pm NHL Trade Deadline continues. Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning start with full focus on the Maple Leafs, who embark on another road trip after last night’s loss at home to the Sharks. The hosts bring on Sportsnet’s own Luke Fox to share his view on the team as currently constructed and which players could influence the moves GM Brad Treliving could make. Is a big swing possible? Later, the boys check in with former NHLer and current NBC Sports California analyst, Jason Demers (30:20). After being on the call for last night's Sharks-Leafs clash, "JD Love" offers his outside take on Toronto’s team, what they should add at the deadline, and if there’s anyone on the Sharks that suits their needs.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning analyze the Toronto team’s overall strengths, focusing on player performances and health. They discuss the uncertainty surrounding Captain Auston Matthews' recovery, Chris Tanev's return timeline, and Nick Robertson's impact on the team's needs. They also explore how these factors influence the trade strategies of GM Brad Treliving, particularly regarding goaltending and special teams. Additionally, they contemplate the potential of acquiring Mikko Rantanen for a playoff push (25:44).

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