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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy air out their grievances after another lackluster Game 7 for the Toronto Maple Leafs ended their playoff run. The guys ask what's next for the Leafs this off season including Jack Campbell's contract, John Tavares' role, and the future of prospects in their system, before questioning if major changes are incoming (11:01). We hear Sheldon Keefe's post-game comments on today Kyper's Clippers, before discussing Toronto's powerplay vanishing in the big moments, what pieces are still missing from this roster and who could be on the chopping block (33:04).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy check the pulse in Toronto ahead of Game 5 tonight, which has a bit of a "Game 7 feel" to it. The fellas chat about the pressure on GM Kyle Dubas, who doubled-down on this group after last season's playoff disappointment, before we hear  Sheldon Keefe's reasoning for keeping the lineup relatively the same on today's edition of Kyper's Clippers (01:49)! After the break, voice of Hockey Night in Canada Craig Simpson weighs in on the momentum swings in this series so far, speaks to the notion that the best players step up for big games, and chats about Jack Campbell and the importance of scoring first (40:54).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne & Producer Sammy look back on the Leafs' thrashing at the hands of the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4, losing 7-3 as the series evens at 2-2. The fellas air out their grievances including why Jack Campbell had a say in staying in the game, Matthews and Marner not getting nearly enough ice time, and what areas cost Toronto most, before hearing from Keefe & Cooper on today's Kyper's Clippers. Next up, 6-time Stanley Cup Champion Mark Messier joins the show (41:37)! He chats about "Messier", a horse sharing his name that competed the 2022 Kentucky Derby, before weighing in on the Leafs' grit, the need to regroup for Game 5 at home, focusing on playing a complete team game, and how the series have been officiated so far. To wrap up today, the guys sort through the options on the table for Sheldon Keefe to rework the lineup for Game 5 (01:00:51).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sam start off on a high note after the Leafs' dominating 5-0 win over Tampa Bay in Game 1 of the first round! The fellas relive everything starting with Kyle Clifford's hit that ended his game early, the role the crowd played in last night's win, and head to Kyper's Clippers to hear how opposing coach Jon Cooper reacted to the loss and Sheldon Keefe's thoughts on the game's physicality. Afterwards, former NHLer Brad May joins the show (41:17)! He chats about the Leafs' commanding performance in Game 1, Clifford's hit on Ross Colton, the need to keep the energy up tomorrow, his thoughts on last night's tight whistle, how will Jon Cooper and his team respond, and his experience maintaining composure through the highs & lows of the playoffs.

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Kyper, Bourne and Producer Sam open with a chat about Auston Matthews' crazy stretch, how Matthews and Marner are drawing the attentions of defences and opening up the ice (2:23). Next, they chat about Erik Källgren getting the start against the Sabres, injury concerns with Jack Campbell and Jake Muzzin, more Sheldon Keefe sound, and thoughts on Matthew Knies and whether he'll play in the NHL this season (20:19). Afterwards, Jim Ralph stops by to  discuss how confident is he in  Källgren after Jack’s injury troubles, whether Lyubushkin or Liljegren is the seventh man, Matthews' incredible play, how Mark Giordano has slowed the game in a positive way for Toronto, and the Matthews-Marner connection (44:15). The guys wrap with some Masters thoughts (1:03:10).

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Kyper, Bourne, and Producer Sam discuss Auston Matthews' netting his 55th, and 56th goals of the season to break Rick Vaive' franchise record, and chat about the feeling when Matthews & Mitch Marner are on the ice, Sheldon Keefe's comments on Matthews' historic night, and the team's overall play in Dallas (3:00). Next, we hear from Sheldon Keefe on Ilya Lyubushkin's return to the lineup, and the guys chat about William Nylander being shifted around, and Jack Campbell's play (22:19). Afterwards, Doug MacLean shares his thoughts on Auston Matthews' impact in Toronto, his illustrious career so far, Nylander being moved around the lineup, expectations for Morgan Rielly, and the multitude of front office roles in the NHL (43:41).

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Kyper, Bourne and Producer Sam open with a chat about Will Smith's eventful night at the Oscars, before touching on the fire evacuation at the Raptors-Pacers game on Saturday (0:28). The guys then give their takeaways from the Leafs' weekend, including Petr Mrázek's play against the Panthers, John Tavares' two goal performance against Florida, Mitch Marner's play, how Auston Matthews looked Sunday night, the non-call Saturday that led to Paul Byron's game-winning goal for the Habs, Sheldon Keefe's comments on William Nylander, and Ilya Mikheyev elevating his play (15:40).  Next, Gord Stellick gives his thoughts on Mikheyev, the Leafs' feistiness vs. the Panthers, how Mark Giordano has looked thus far, Mrázek's outing against the Panthers, and the fourth line's play as of late (45:10).

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Fly Penguins Fly Episode 51: The Penguins are at Scotia Bank Arena in Toronto, to take on Auston Matthews and the Maple Leafs. Follow @flypenguinsfly on Instagram, and @penspod on Twitter!!

Coming off Tuesday's cathartic OT win at home against the Flyers, Penguins Nation is still on a high from seeing Sidney Crosby rack up his 500th NHL goal. It's right-back-to-business, though, as Mike Sullivan's squad heads into a matchup with a super talented Leafs team.

Enjoy tonight's game versus the Maple Leafs and of COURSE,

LET'S GO PENS!

JEFF TAYLOR

Alex, Chris, Jesse, Jon, and Josh offer their weekly teaspoon of nonsense. They discuss Marcus Semien's awkward look in his introductory press conference with the Texas Rangers (0:47), Marc Bergevin being let go by the Montreal Canadiens (14:31), and how technology has changed sports (20:19). The crew converse about the Pats-Bills matchup on Monday night (41:01), the NFL MVP race (52:14), and their fantasy football league (54:36). They also talk about early title contenders in the NBA (56:03), early title contenders in the NHL (58:23), and Brady Tkachuk vs. Brendan Lemieux (59:41). The show ends with everyone's Qualin Award nominations (67:10), and a brief discussion on Tyreek Hill's challenge to Usain Bolt (72:06).

Alex, Jesse, Jon, and Josh are joined by diehard Leafs fan Kellen Barrett to discuss yet another agonizing collapse by his team (6:53). Kellen expresses his frustration with this version of his team as he thought they were primed for a Stanley Cup run (11:46), and explains how this defeat to the Habs stings much worse than the 2013 collapse to the Bruins (13:11). The guys discuss Carey Price's masterful play in these playoffs so far (14:53), and Mitch Marner's playoff struggles (19:05). Josh offers his view of what the problem is with the Leafs as the obsessive fanbase and the rabid media (22:31). The crew break the medical reaction to Corey Perry's collision with John Tavares (34:39), and Mark Scheifele's hit on Jake Evans (40:58). The boys talk about what's happened so far in the NBA playoffs including the Phoenix Suns ousting the LA Lakers, Luka vs. Kawhi, and Danny Ainge's replacement in Boston (48:51). The show ends with everyone's Qualin Awards (67:30), and a game of Start-Bench-Cut focused on memorable Game 7s (71:51).

Denis Casavant explique pourquoi il croit aux Maple Leafs de Toronto cette saison. Aussi qu'ont en commun Pierre Luc Dubois, James Harden, Russell Wilson et DeShaun Watson ? Finalement un avant-goût du tournoi March Madness.

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This episode is Part 2 discussing the Toronto Maple Leafs continuing last weeks episode - We get into the 'On-Ice Product', Hockey Management decisions and organizational aspects of the Toronto Maple Leafs, as well as perspectives and insights. We discuss Brendan Shanahan's plan (the Shanaplan), Lou Lamoriello, Kyle Dubas, Mike Babcock, and Sheldon Keefe, as well as the contract negotiations for William Nylander and how they impacted future negotiations such as Mitch Marner. Because of the amount of content associated with the Toronto Maple Leafs management in recent years, we’ve decided to break up the content into 4 separate episodes, 2x Between the Hash Marks and 2x Syndicate episodes, providing a comprehensive snapshot of where they were and are as of today as an organization || ‘Business of Hockey and the Goal’ is made up of 3 episode formats: ‘Between the Hash Marks’ focuses on Hockey Management and the On-Ice Product; ‘The Syndicate’ focuses on decisions and initiatives by the Hockey Ownership Groups, and discusses the new generation of hockey that is becoming technically advanced for example hockey analytics; ‘PowerInsights’ compliments ‘The Syndicate’ focusing on insights, knowledge and methods in advanced business, for those hockey fans who are or want to be Entrepreneurs. New Episodes posted every Thursday.

We get into the 'On-Ice Product', Hockey Management decisions and organizational aspects of the Toronto Maple Leafs, as well as perspectives and insights. We discuss Brendan Shanahan's plan (the Shanaplan), Lou Lamoriello, Kyle Dubas, Mike Babcock, and Sheldon Keefe, as well as the contract negotiations for William Nylander and how they impacted future negotiations such as Mitch Marner. Because of the amount of content associated with the Toronto Maple Leafs management in recent years, we’ve decided to break up the content into 4 separate episodes, 2x Between the Hash Marks and 2x Syndicate episodes, providing a comprehensive snapshot of where they were and are as of today as an organization || ‘Business of Hockey and the Goal’ is made up of 3 episode formats: ‘Between the Hash Marks’ focuses on Hockey Management and the On-Ice Product; ‘The Syndicate’ focuses on decisions and initiatives by the Hockey Ownership Groups, and discusses the new generation of hockey that is becoming technically advanced for example hockey analytics; ‘PowerInsights’ compliments ‘The Syndicate’ focusing on insights, knowledge and methods in advanced business, for those hockey fans who are or want to be Entrepreneurs. New Episodes posted every Thursday.