Hockey Central's Nick Kypreos on Maple Leafs trying to extend their series with the Bruins (16:16); Sports Illustrated's Andrew Sharp on Wizards squaring their series with the Raptors (47:37); Sportsnet's NBA columnist Michael Grange on a bad weekend for the Raptors in Washington (74:55); NHL analyst Justin Bourne (90:18), Maple Leafs great Wendel Clark (116:11), and Leafs vlogger Steve Dangle (119:42) preview Leafs-Bruins Game 6.

The guys go over the biggest talking points from last night's Leafs loss, including some strong reactions to JD's Auston Matthews tweets (2:12); Hockey Night in Canada's Kelly Hrudey weighs in on the performance of Matthews, the media surrounding the team, how to get the best out of William Nylander, and Frederik Anderson's play last night (14:46); The Blue Jays finally played a good team yesterday, lost, and some lineup changes are happening (39:26); Sportsnet's Donnovan Bennett joins to talk playing music on the subway, looking at people's groceries, the difference between this year's exciting NBA playoffs and the slightly boring NHL playoffs, and the Raptors playing to their strengths in their series against Washington (46:06); SB Nation's Seerat Sohi looks at the Raptors-Wizards and how much the Washington players and head coach are struggling before looking at the dominance of the Pelicans, 76ers, and Donovan Mitchell (74:53); Todd Hlushko, co-host of Leafs Nation, has some thoughts on Auston Matthews media involvement and the emotional investment of some of the players, Freddy Anderson's play, and says that if they win Game 5, Game 7 is happening (92:30); Senior Hockey Writer for ESPN Greg Wyshynski says he has some concerns about the Leafs goaltending but overall the team is trending in the right direction, and statistically speaking Mike Babcock hasn't really lived up to his reputation (120:23).

At The Letters' Arden Zwelling discusses the Blue Jays upcoming roster crunch thanks to the play of Teoscar Hernandez (16:43); Will Leitch, MLB National Correspondent and host of "The Will Leitch Show", weighs in on a TNT reporter asking LeBron James about the passing of Spurs coach Gregg Popovich's wife on live television, the drama surrounding Kawhi Leonard's injury, and whether Jose Bautista has a shot in Atlanta (47:33); Ex-Cavaliers GM David Griffin has some thoughts on LeBron and the Cavs, and this year's potential matchup between Cleveland & Toronto (73:34); NHL on Sportsnet's Daren Millard goes over Ray Shero's accomplishments in New Jersey, and San Jose's surprising dominance before looking at the Leafs lineup scenarios (92:32); Craig Simpson of Hockey Night in Canada looks at the positives from the Leafs' Game 3 performance and what may carry over to tonight's contest (119:18).

Sportsnet's Michael Grange looks at the first 2 games of the series, saying almost everything has been going right for the Raptors, but the bench is definitely missing Fred VanVleet and they need to win this series in as few games as possible (15:50); Sportsnet/ESPN's Dan Shulman touches on the Blue Jays' success, Luke Maile's good numbers at the plate so far, how the lineup will be affected once Josh Donaldson & Kendrys Morales return, Donaldson needing extra time on the DL, the hierarchy in the bullpen, and Jose Bautista signing a minor league deal with the Braves. (46:15); Former Maple Leaf Darcy Tucker is in-studio to talk cereal, his thoughts on the Bruins-Leafs series, his thoughts on announcer homer-ism, whether it's fair for Vegas to be the new Stanley Cup favourite, and what he misses about being in the playoffs (67:07); SN's Colby Armstrong talks dad bods, before getting to the massive contributions from the smaller guys on the Golden Knights squad (91:25); SN Contributor Andrew Berkshire discusses Mike Babcock and his view on veteran players (120:43).

Ben & JD give their thoughts on last night's Maple Leafs victory (4:20) before hearing from Hockey Night in Canada's Jim Hughson, who says that we're finally seeing the series that everybody expected, Mike Babcock made some good lineup decisions, and this is why the team brought Patrick Marleau in (12:02); ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz thinks the Raptors are in a good place after getting the Game 1 monkey off of their backs, and their deep bench is already paying dividends in taking pressure off of Kyle Lowry & DeMar DeRozan (29:04); Former Bruin Marc Savard has some thoughts on Sweet Caroline, his true team allegiances, what it was like at his first game in 6 years last night, media feuds, and the direction the Leafs-Bruins series is heading (48:56); The Washington Post's Candace Buckner joins the show to preview tonight's Raptors-Wizards game from a Washington perspective, saying to expect more from Bradley Beal and Otto Porter, John Wall has a bit of a refereeing conspiracy, and the Wizards core may have simply reached their potential (73:12).

Ben and JD describe how they dealt with Toronto's big storm before diving into the Maple Leafs terrible weekend (0:45); Former NHLer Matthew Barnaby looks at what's gone wrong so far and how the Leafs can get back in their series against Boston (18:48); Tim & Sid producer Thomas Dobby talks about being a Leafs fan in Boston for Game 2 and his ridiculous journey trying to come home (39:25); Yahoo! Sports' Michael Lee hopes the Raptors didn't spend too much energy trying to break their Game 1 curse, but says the way they won is very encouraging for this team (52:29); Sportsnet's Jonah Keri discusses the state of the Rogers Centre, the Blue Jays off-season acquisitions, and the early stories of the MLB season (80:32); Good Show's Leafs Analyst Justin Bourne discusses just how big of a disaster games 1 & 2 of the series were, what the latest Leafs lineup changes will do for their play, and if this series will cause any off-season moves (93:31); Ryan Whitney of Barstool's Spittin' Chiclet's podcast weighs in on Nazem Kadri and why it seems like Toronto's best players haven't been able to step up in the playoffs yet (123:16).

NHL on Sportsnet's Jeff Marek on Maple Leafs dropping playoff opener to Bruins (15:02); ESPN's Front Office Insider Bobby Marks previews the Raptors-Wizards series (51:26); At The Letters' Ben Nicholson-Smith on Teoscar Hernandez getting called-up by Blue Jays (81:08); Leafs Nation's Todd Hlushko (93:25) and Toronto Star's Kevin McGran (121:34) on what went wrong for Leafs, expected suspension for Nazem Kadri.

Leafs voice Joe Bowen (16:26), Hockey Central's Daren Millard (95:32) & NBCSportsBoston.com's Joe Haggerty (121:16) provide their insights on what to expect from the first round Stanley Cup Playoff series featuring the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins; Raptors Republic's Blake Murphy on the Raptors-Wizards first round series in the NBA playoffs (48:05).

MLB.com scribe Will Leitch on the devaluation of the 'save' stat, Yankees' disappointing start (12:31); ESPN Boston's Jackie MacMullan on Pascal Siakam, Raptors heading into the playoffs (48:42); Ex-MLB pitcher Chris Leroux on Devon Travis' missing bat (73:48); Sportsnet Sr. hockey writer Chris Johnston sets up the Bruins-Maple Leafs series (93:30); NHL.com's Mike Zeisberger on the Leafs entering the playoffs with Patrick Marleau (127:00).

Blue Jays Central's Joe Siddall on team's lineup in Baltimore, moves to expect with Kendrys Morales' injury (13:48); The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh on Shohei Ohtani's exceptional start (48:41); The Sporting News' Sean Deveney on how the postseason is looking for Raptors, Timberwolves possibly falling out of playoffs (78:06); Hockey Central's Doug MacLean on Leafs-Bruins playoff series (92:05); Sean McIndoe, AKA Down Goes Brown, on Leafs facing the Bruins in the postseason for first time since 2013 (118:46).