In light of the news that came out about Bill Peters, they guys talk about what this means for the game and why it’s so important for coaches to adapt to today’s players. They also touch on the situation involving Babcock and Marner, and give their opinions on the recent suspensions handed out by the NHL.

With Anth on the IR, Pat welcomes Bowling Green’s Cameron Wright as he discusses what it’s like to playing D1 hockey and the obstacles that he’s had to face throughout his career. Also, another guest in the studio comes in to give his take on the Leafs before the news about Babcock broke.

The boys discuss the removal of Don Cherry from HNIC and give their opinion on the subject. They also talk about the Leafs backup situation, Marner injury, and more.

This episode the boys talk about what the future is for outdoor games in the NHL. They also break down the impact of the Neal vs Lucic trade, why the flames early struggles isn’t Lucic’s fault. Then they get hardcore Leaf fan Bobby to chip in his thoughts on the slow start for the Leafs.

The boys talk to Wade Megan of NoCo about his career in the NHL and how he’s sharing his knowledge of the game with younger hockey players. The boys also talk about the future of Don Cherry after a passionate caller voices his opinion.

The boys are joined by Former QMJHL player Ryan Da Silva. We discuss what it’s like playing with McDavid, being drafted by Kyle Dubas, and his QMJHL career. All with a couple of stories in between.

The boys are joined by guest and junior player Amedeo Mastrangeli from the Whitby Fury. The guys also discuss the blown Leaf game against Montreal, and also let a couple of things off their chest.

The boys discuss the size debate in the NHL, why some players have the ‘it’ factor, and finally make their picks for the Atlantic division.

The boys do their first ever episode in one take while talking about the Matthews drama, recent signings/trades, and their picks for the metro.

This episode we dive into what we think about the Marner deal, Babcocks future with the leafs, where fighting stands in the NHL, and finally our picks for the central division.