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Shawn and Jay reunite! Jay Rosehill and Ryan Pinder have a lengthy chat with former NHLer and current Chief Revenue Officer for the Florida Panthers. The guys get into Shawn's history with Jay (1:00), his role with the Panthers and Florida as a club (7:20), the book he wrote with Dale Arnold (9:20), why fight (11:15), Matt Rempe (17:20), Matt Cooke incident (25:00), playing with Chara (27:30), and his foundation (30:50). The guys also get into more Rempe talk (35:00), John Tortorella (47:30), Ducks vs Hawks (58:00), and the Fight of the Week (55:00).Audio Credits: NHL Network & Leafs TV.Check out hockeyfights.com to check out the latest tilts from around the hockey world.Instagram: @hockeyfightsTwitter: @hockeyfightsMusic Credit: Chuck Brosky - Hockey Fight SongThis episode was hosted by Ryan Pinder & Jay Rosehill, produced by Jack Haverstock & Liam Horrobin, edited and mixed by Amil Delic.Thanks to our sponsor #BET99 #Bet99SportsbookFollow @Bet99Sportsbook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the 5th Annual LTL Holiday Special! So excited to be bringing this to you for a 5th straight season! This year we have a special show for you as we have Paul Hendrick to regale us with his favourite stories from his years covering the Leafs, and of course he gives us his insight on John Tavares' 1000 point milestone! To start the show, its time to give thanks to all the people that have made this year possible, namely YOU our listeners, and also all the Maple Leafs Fan groups that have supported us this season. We have also had some incredible guests join us, with a special shout out to our LTL Insider Mike Augello! Its been one hell of a year! Next its time to talk some Leafs, and we roll the LTL Highlight Reel and discuss the week that was which included some exciting comebacks, JT's incredible milestone in the most poetic of settings, and some sweet revenge vs Pittsburgh! Then, for our Third Period segment, we welcome 40 year veteran broadcaster and long time voice of Leafs TV and Leafs Nation Network, Paul Hendrick. Paul is a master storyteller, and he did not disappoint, giving us his thoughts on the current Leaf season, some fascinating stories of coaches and players past, as well as a cute Maple Leaf Christmas anecdote we're sure you'll enjoy! We also had to interrupt our regularly schedule programming with a surprise announcement. We've been nominated as a finalist for Best Hockey Podcast by the Sports Podcast Awards! This is a huge honour! We've included a voting link in our show notes below, so you can help us win. Voting is open until Jan 28th! Thanks to all of you and to our Network Bleav, for helping make 2023 our best yet! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and of course Go Leafs Go! Sports Podcast Awards Nomination: https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/podcast/ladies-talkin-leafs-3/ Vote for Ladies Talkin' Leafs! https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/sports_category/best-hockey-podcast/ https://bleav.com/shows/ladies-talkin-leafs/ https://www.ladiestalkinleafs.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOtMA8vhKUo Support the show https://ko-fi.com/ltl1917 https://www.nhl.com/mapleleafs/ https://thehockeywriters.com/maple-leafs-minten-cowan-keys-canada-2024-wjc/ https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/matthews-puts-foot-on-the-gas-as-driver-of-team https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/i-blacked-out-knies-gordie-howe-hat-trick-sets-tone-for-maple-leafs-rout/ https://thehockeywriters.com/maple-leafs-knies-offering-surprising-physicality/ https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/family-night-special-for-tavares-as-leafs-honour-milestone https://www.thestar.com/sports/leafs/longtime-sports-reporter-paul-hendrick-leaves-leafs-nation-network-to-spend-time-with-his-wife/article_a3f68096-c0eb-5bd6-a731-20bd3169ecc1.html https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/paul-hendrick-signs-off-from-leafs  

John Scott joins the podcast! Ryan Pinder and former NHLer Jay Rosehill get into the Milan Lucic arrest (1:30), a junior coach suspend for an interesting incident (6:30), and the guys hand out there fight of the week (54:00). Plus, John Scott of the Dropping The Gloves podcast joins the show (13:00) to talk about some of his best fights, playing in Houston, being selected as an All-Star and he tells us how he approached a fight.Audio Credits: MSG, NHL Network and Leafs TV. Check out www.hockeyfights.com to check out the latest tilts from around the hockey world.This episode was hosted by Ryan Pinder & Jay Rosehill, produced by Jack Haverstock & Liam Horrobin, edited by Mike Rogerson, and mixed by Amil Delic. Video was produced by Patrick Puff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first episode of Department of Discipline, Ryan Pinder and former NHLer Jay Rosehill tell us when they fell in love with hockey (1:00), an enforcer who turned into a media mogul (15:00), and Jay talks about some of his most memorable fights in the NHL (3:00).The guys also get into some of the bigger tilts from the first week including Reaves vs. Xhekaj (23:00), possibly the AHL fight of the year (34:00), banning fighting (41:30), give out their Generous Guy of the Week presented by Crown Royal (51:00), and they introduce a new segment to end the podcast (54:00).Audio Credits: Fox Sports, Leafs TV, MSG and NHL Network.Check out hockeyfights.com to check out the latest tilts from around the hockey world.This episode was hosted by Ryan Pinder & Jay Rosehill, produced by Jack Haverstock & Liam Horrobin, edited by Mike Rogerson, and mixed by Amil Delic. Video was produced by Patrick Puff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The guys welcome on longtime Leafs TV Leafs Nation Network Host and Reporter, Paul Hendrick. Paul shares stories of covering the NHL draft with Clarkey for many years as colleagues, and digs into the Leafs offseason and keeping the core 4. Next, friend of the show and longtime MLB scout and baseball instructor, Tom Valcke, joins the show to discuss the descent of Alek Manoah, Vladdy struggling, and the Jays disappointing season so far. Brought to you by Larry Hudson's Chevrolet, Buick and GMC, and in part by the Listowel Squash Courts. Subscribe on Youtube and all the best podcast apps! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-Wix_x4--bclMBXhtRV3dA Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/instigating-with-clarkey-and-drury/id1590566419 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ZlDWiSNbMs1O0mKW3zoHr

Why a nondescript block of sandstone plays an essential role in royal coronations; can the Oilers and Leafs deliver an all-Canadian Stanley Cup final?; as the volume of TV expands, writers say it's getting harder to make a living; correctional officers say drones delivering drugs are now a routine occurrence at federal prisons; how chess became the hottest game among teenagers; the rise and fall of Vice Media; and more.

Jody Vance (Canadian Broadcast Journalist) joins the show today to discuss her amazing journey and career! From becoming Sportsnet's FIRST female Anchor to her gig at LEAFS TV and her current show as co-host of the very successful Steele and Vance on ChekTV, Jody has done it all and then some!  Jody has a new mission and it's combating online harassment and getting laws changed to protect journalists in Canada from the constant barrage of negativity and hurtful attacks on them. She just won her case against her online harasser and we talk about it all and more this week on DO.DID.WILL "The Story of People Podcast" What does Jody "DO?" How "DID" she do it? What "WILL" she do next? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Time once again to check in with our pal Sean Fitz-Gerald of The Athletic to discuss all the latest goings on in the Canadian sports media landscape. Do us a solid and leave the show a rating there inside your podcast app. It only takes a moment but makes a huge difference for us. On the agenda today with Sean: his recent discussion with former Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons about his new social media presence, how TSN has handled covering the Hockey Canada scandal despite being so tightly intertwined with their broadcasts, why it's taken someone like Rick Westhead to pull the curtain back on everything wrong with hockey these days, what's next for Stephen Brunt following his announcement that he'll be leaving Sportsnet, the untold story of how almost losing the rights to Toronto Maple Leafs games lead to Rogers and Bell purchasing MLSE, why Joe Bowen won't be returning to TV any time soon and lots more. Check out all of Sean's work at www.TheAthletic.com. Stuff We're Digging Right Now Dave Bidini: A Wild Stab For it - This Is Game Eight From Russia. https://amzn.to/3BIAIhJ (https://amzn.to/3BIAIhJ)

A new prospect ranking is out and where do the best young Toronto Maple Leafs players rank? David Morassutti looks at that and how the team stacks up against other NHL clubs. To start the show, David discusses the end of Leafs TV with MLSE pulling the plug on the channel starting September 1st. David looks at why this wasn't surprising and what made this a unique venture for so many years (1:35). The Athletic's Corey Pronman gives his list of the top NHL players and prospects under 23 going into this season. David looks at who the top players in the league (8:25). Where does the Leafs prospect pipeline rank among NHL teams? David looks at that and why it's not as high as it should be (20:00). He then goes through the prospects who made the top prospects list and where their development currently is and where it is expected to go down the road (23:45).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A new prospect ranking is out and where do the best young Toronto Maple Leafs players rank? David Morassutti looks at that and how the team stacks up against other NHL clubs.  To start the show, David discusses the end of Leafs TV with MLSE pulling the plug on the channel starting September 1st. David looks at why this wasn't surprising and what made this a unique venture for so many years (1:35). The Athletic's Corey Pronman gives his list of the top NHL players and prospects under 23 going into this season. David looks at who the top players in the league (8:25). Where does the Leafs prospect pipeline rank among NHL teams? David looks at that and why it's not as high as it should be (20:00). He then goes through the prospects who made the top prospects list and where their development currently is and where it is expected to go down the road (23:45).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

No guest today as Bob and John are forced to chat amongst themselves. We start with the recent decision from MLSE to discontinue Leafs TV, a program created 21 years ago by Mr. John Shannon himself. The two talk about the decision to take Leafs TV off the air and speculate on what's coming next. We then move on to a topic which has been teased on the show a few times already - Who are the greatest athletes to ever play for a Toronto based professional sports team? Bob and John share their opinions on who they would consider to be to best of the best when it comes to Toronto sports. Choosing four players from the Blue Jays, Raptors and Maple Leafs, the two debate on who deserves to be on the Mt. Rushmore of athletes who have worn a Toronto jersey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our podcast IS BACK and Hockey Illuminati creator Frank Crupi has a new co-host. Leafs TV on-air personality and die-hard Maple Leafs fan Sean Bowen joins the podcast as Franks winger moving forward. Every episode Frank & Sean will break down 10 topics in the hockey world and share their raw, unapologetic opinions. This weeks 10-topic countdown includes.... The Maple Leafs start Maple Leafs potentially "relaxing dress code" Should the NHL soften its cap constraint rules Our favourite part from Stamkos Stanley Cup party Can Tampa Bay actually 3-peat? Jack Eichel landing predictions Is Erik Karlsson is delusional? Will the Seattle Kraken make playoffs? Thoughts on tightened up stick infraction penalties Favorite fictional character from a hockey movie Enjoy!!  (fist bump)  

This is a MASSIVE episode of the SPMA Council Podcast, as William Ord and returning guest cohost Madelyn Grossi bring on Andi Petrillo, host of Leafs Lunch and formerly of Hockey Night In Canada! Andi starts off with a brief reflection on her career (8:00) that came with a whole lot of "firsts". She talks about how she got inspired to work in sport through her studies at Seneca College (15:00), along with her early experiences as a reporter for Leafs TV, covering the Maple Leafs and the Marlies (19:55).  After her tenure from MLSE, Andi touches upon the unique aspects of working for Canada's biggest telecast, Hockey Night In Canada (25:00), such as acting as an unofficial ambassador for the game across the country. She talks about her current role with TSN 1050's Leafs Lunch, along with the differences to conducting a successful radio show (29:13). Finally, Andi talks about a (35:19) "full circle" experience with some young fans that was similar to an experience she had with an idol in broadcasting that she looked up to, along with advice to students who may be interested in pursuing a media/broadcasting career.  Thank you Andi for joining the show! Stay up-to-date with content by subscribing to our Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube feeds! Follow us on Instagram for great content, highlights, and guest announcments! #OutOfYourComfortZone 

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast – with Scott Radley filling in A report by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce says that the best strategy for our long-term economic health is to starve out the novel coronavirus while governments assist businesses amid the restrictions, and that Ontario should proceed with the Light Rail Transit funding. Guest: Bianca Caramento - Manager of Policy and Government Relations, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce - With the WE Charity scandal, if Trudeau or Morneau were running a private company and this happened, would they have been fired? Guest: Howard Levitt, Employment Lawyer - Are people feeling skeptical of donating to charities due to not just the pandemic or the financial impact at this point in time, but also due to the impact of the WE Charity scandal? Guest: Bruce MacDonald, CEO of Imagine Canada, a charitable organization that assists charities and nonprofits - How is the NHL bubble in Toronto working out? The first few games have been played in this shortened series. Tonight will be game two for the leafs against the Blue Jackets. Do they stand a chance? Guest: Paul Hendrick, recently retired Leafs TV reporter and former CHCH sports reporter

In today’s show, we interview Chris Shewfelt, Senior Director, Global Partnerships, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment is a professional sport and commercial real estate company based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  With assets that include franchises in the four major sports leagues in the USA and Canada (including Toronto FC and Toronto Raptors), MLSE is one of the largest sports and entertainment companies in the world. Chris grew up in a small community on a farm, and his upbringing instilled in him an incredible drive and an “always-go” attitude. While this held him in good stead, Chris admits that he was frustrated with his inability to manage finances once he started working professionally. In the next segment of the show, Chris shares how his persistence helped him land a job at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment.  Chris interned with MSLE for 4 months. But then 9/11 happened.  It seemed that Chris would have to give up on his dream job. But, out of the blue, he received a call from MSLE requesting help with a small 10-minute promotion. Wanting to show that he was someone who always gave his 100%, no matter what, Chris went out of his way and took up this small gig.  Impressed with his commitment, MSLE eventually hired him as an assistant in the corporate partnerships department.   One of Chris’s first projects at MLSE was selling Toronto Raptor tickets. Back then, Toronto Raptors was not particularly popular, and Chris had to resort to innovative marketing techniques to make sales.  This serves as a good segue to our next topic. Listeners will also learn how the entire MLSE team manages the pressures of working in a field that is subject to intense public scrutiny. Specifically, when the teams are not doing well on-field, how does MLSE deal with the commercial fall-out? Does it become difficult to manage disappointments and expectations when you have a rabid fan base? Chris also shares some fond memories of working under former Presidents, Richard Peddie, Tim Leiweke, and Bill Manning in today’s show. From launching Leafs TV and GOL TV to being acquired by Roger and Bell in 2012, Chris walks down the memory lane and shares some of the biggest and most strategic business moves that have made MLSE an entertainment powerhouse. Other topics discussed in today’s show include the importance of being consistent in business, and developing a “one for all” organizational culture. We hope you enjoy this show!   Resources Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn Chris’s Email  

By TSMThe current host of the daily radio show, Leafs Lunch on TSN1050 in Toronto Andi Petrillo joins Jonah Sigel in the Pressrow. Andi got her start in regional cable tv and worked her way up, way, way up to eventually becoming the first-ever female desk host of Hockey Night In Canada, one of the most recognizable brands in sports.Andi shares her story, growing up in the GTA, how she had to patiently endure the gender gap to become a host before hosting HNIC and then becoming the first woman ever to have her own daily sports radio show in Canada.Tune in to hear some great stories about her days as a restaurant reviewer, to a nerve-racking flight to Afghanistan, pre-game jitters before an event to dealing with rabid Maple Leaf fans.Andi shares stories from Hockey Night in Canada, Leafs TV and TSN 1050 including the odd situation surrounding the exit of Patrick O'Sullivan.Should the NHL and or Washington Capitals punish Brendan Leipsic? Andi shares her thoughts on that too.Personally, I am a huge fan of Andi's and think she does an amazing job as a host, finding that delicate balance between driving a show, setting up "experts" and mixing in her own opinion (Which we talk about a lot).

Mike chats with broadcaster Jody Vance about her years at Sportsnet, moving to Leafs TV and then back home to Vancouver. Some smash the glass ceiling... Jody smashed the glass desk.

Adnan Virk is a Canadian sportscaster for DAZN, who has also worked for ESPN. From 2003 to 2009, Virk hosted several programs on The Score, and was an associate producer for Sportscenter at TSN. He was also the co-host of Omniculture and Bollywood Boulevard at Omni Television. In 2009, he joined Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) as a host and reporter for Raptors TV, Leafs TV and Gol TV Canada. Adnan also produces and hosts the weekly Cinephile podcast show covering cinema news and interviews with entertainment celebrities.Support the show (https://www.theofleury.life/contact-us)

The Toronto Maple Leafs retain the largest NHL fanbase in Sweden. Every year, hundreds make the pilgrimage to Toronto to see the Hockey Hall of Fame and watch the Buds. The reason isn’t just because the 416 is the ‘Mecca of Hockey.’ It’s not even all to do with Mats Sundin. No, the connection between the Blue and White and the Scandinavian nation goes back much further - to 1973, and scout Gerry McNamara. We’ll talk to McNamara about his scouting trips to Sweden, and how the two players he found there - Borje Salming and Inge Hammarstrom - changed the NHL and Maple Leafs hockey in particular, creating a connection that abides and continues to grow. CREDITS: Leafs Forever is hosted by Scott Willats & written by Paul Matthews. This episode was produced by Katie Jensen & Vocal Fry Studios. Production & research assistance from Cecilia Keating, Jay Cockburn, Ellen Payne Smith, and Erika Dreher. Special thanks to the men at the centre of the story, Borje Salming & Gerry McNamara, for making themselves available to us. Big huge thanks to Stephen Cole, author of Hockey Night Fever. Special thanks to Mike Ferriman, who knows and has access to more of the history than anyone else we know. Thanks to Mike Zemaitis and Nick Konarowski for digging through the Leafs TV archives again. Subscribe to Leafs Forever on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts.  

In episode 2, Brock and Ryan talk to former Fan590, Leafs TV and Sportsnet producer, among many other things, Chris Clarke. Clarkey tells the boys all about some of his favourite memories working with Bob MCown, Joe Bowen, John Shannon and many many more. Clarkey covered drafts, helped launch Leafs TV, attended MLSE corporate events and rubbed shoulders with many Toronto sports legends. Clarkey also is the current co-host with Ryan on the show MWO Sports, which you should totally check out, too. Enjoy the show!

The last time the Toronto Maple Leafs planned a training camp in Newfoundland, the 9/11 attacks changed the world. And Mile One Centre in St. John's became the home to over 4,000 grounded passengers. CREDITS: Leafs Forever is hosted by Scott Willats & written by Paul Matthews. This episode was produced by Katie Jensen & Vocal Fry Studios. Production & research assistance from Ellen Payne Smith, Erin Brandenburg, and Erika Dreher. Special thanks to Mike Ferriman, Glenn Stanford and Brendan McCarthy for taking the time to talk to us, and to Mike Zemaitis and Nick Konarowski for digging through the Leafs TV archives. Subscribe to Leafs Forever on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

IF YOU LIVE IN CANADA, CHANCES ARE YOU'VE HEARD OF ANDI PETRILLO.  To save you a full bio, she's worked as a host and a reporter for Leafs TV covering the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Marlies, after which she moved to a coveted position over at CBC to host the iDesk portion of Hockey Night in Canada, becoming the first female to serve on a full-time basis with the HNIC studio team. She's anchored CBC's coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympics and the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and will continue to act as one of their hosts for the 2018 Winter Olympics.. She's worked for the NHL Network, and most recently, Andi became the new radio voice for Leafs Lunch on TSN 1050, becoming the first-ever woman in Canada to have her own daily sports talk radio show. Suffice it to say, Andi is a leader. She's paved the way for many women in sports broadcasting continuously breaking the glass ceiling and taking it one step further by making it a point to help others along the way. “I have a saying: would you rather be a lone token or would you rather be part of a treasure chest full of gold. And I always remind myself of that because to be surrounded by strong and powerful women I think is such a beautiful thing.” I first heard of Andi when I auditioned for a gig with CBC. Andi got the job. I didn't. In full transparency, I was majorly upset and started questioning myself: 'what did she have that I didn't'. I've monitored her career from afar, watching her gradual rise. It all seemed easy. Andi took one step in front of the other. No hiccups. No hesitations. Why wasn't it as smooth for me, I thought.  This year, when I published my essay on my Anorexia Nervosa, Andi was one of the first to retweet in support. I was shocked. She knows me? Likes me? Supports me? I immediately reached out and asked if she'd come on as a guest of my podcast. Within minutes she agreed. I wasn't sure what to expect at the start of our conversation but Andi could NOT be more kind, humble, and Confident. She's a fighter. A gentle warrior. She stands up for herself and for others. THAT is rare in our industry where you'd sooner find a woman compete with another woman rather than support. Andi SHARES. She speaks her truth. She goes in deep telling stories from her uphill battle. We speak about fraternizing with players. “People that I thought were my friends I find out that there was a bet going on that I would be caught sleeping with a player by all-star break. I remember going home that night and just balling my eyes out.” Why she's full Woman and not one of the boys. “If I love sports then it’s said ‘she’s one of the guys’. Well no I’m not. I’m a woman. I’m not one of the guys.” The many pep talks she's received from bosses on behavior and appearance. “I did a feature with this one athlete in particular and someone who was overseeing it said ‘great job. We need to do more of these. That’s fantastic’. And then he looked at me and was like, have you ever thought about doing a feature with a player in a hot tub? And I froze. And I waited for the punchline and it didn’t happen.” Why she believes wholeheartedly in the importance of supporting other women in the industry, making it a point to mentor the new generation. “As a woman working in sports you see yourself as a token - you’ve made it, you’ve been accepted - and sometimes you covet that spot and when another woman comes on board, instead of helping her, you want to push her away because she’s going to take a spot.” There's a lot here. And it's all good. Andi is tweetable. Relatable. Quotable. I released a heavy sigh of relief after speaking with her and thought, hmph...we're not that very different after all...in fact, we're much of the same. I want to support her. I want to be on her side. On her team. That's the power of Andi. She's a team player. And that's why she wins and will keep on winning.

Todd Crocker from Leafs TV breaks down the Leafs Rookie Tournament and Kristian Jack discusses the historic TFC run

In the second hour, Scott MacArthur was joined by Leafs TV host/reporter Paul Hendrick to preview tonight's game versus the Islanders and TSN MLB Insider Steve Phillips chats about pitchers and catchers reporting for spring training.

Nov 1 - Oilers Now Seg 4 - Bob McGill from Leafs TV and Matthew Benning on playing his 1st NHL game. oilersnow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Kelly from Leafs TV in Toronto joined Chief to talk NHL Eastern Conference playoffs and who the players think should win the regular season awards.

Mark Osborne from Leafs Talk joins Chuck and Todd on “Chuck’s World Of Infinite Mojo” Tuesday at 8p EST! Former Toronto Maple Leaf and current broadcaster for Leafs Talk on AM 590 in Toronto, joins Chuck Bastie and Todd Miller to chat about the Leaf’s performance since the coaching change, and what he thinks will happen on the upcoming road trip. Follow Chuck on Twitter at http://www.Twitter.com/ChuckBastie, and find him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/chucksworldofinfinitemojo And, if you miss the show tonight, it will be On Demand Thursday right here or on iTunes podcast! Catch up with Mark here at Leafs TV: mapleleafs.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=73836 Hear “Chuck's World Of Infinite Mojo” with Chuck Bastie, at 8p ET every Tuesday, but if you miss it, it will be on demand Wednesday, right here or on iTunes podcast! Find us on Twitter @ListenUpTalk or on Facebook at Facebook.com/ListenUpTalkRadio, and please send us your comments on this topic, any of our past topics or a suggestion for a future show! #nhl #hockey #torontomapleleafs #tml #hockeytown #brendan #shanahan #leafstv

Mark “Oz” Osborne, former Leaf and host of “Leafs TV” joins Chuck’s World at 8 pm ET to talk truculence and the NHL Draft! So, the Leafs kept their coach, but added Brendan Shanahan and rumours abound that they will dump some bodies and replace them with some new blood, perhaps Joe Thornton?! And what of Nazem Kadri, Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf? Tune in to hear all of Mark’s predictions, as well has his review of what went wrong last year. Mark also talks about how great it was to play for Pat Burns, recently elected to the Hockey Hall Of Fame. No holds barred, no punches pulled radio, the way it should be! And, if you miss the show tonight, it will be On Demand Thursday right here or on iTunes podcast! Catch up with Mark here at Leafs TV: http://mapleleafs.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=73836 Hear “Chuck's World Of Infinite Mojo” with Chuck Bastie, at 8p ET every Tuesday, but if you miss it, it will be on demand Wednesday, right here or on iTunes podcast! Find us on Twitter @ListenUpTalk or on Facebook at Facebook.com/ListenUpTalkRadio, and please send us your comments on this topic, any of our past topics or a suggestion for a future show!

Jeff Rimer sits down with Greg Nolan from Leafs TV

Ahead this week on AFITC, the Toronto Maple Leafs won two of three games this week to remain in the playoff hunt, now just five points out of eighth spot. We'll take you through games against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers and Chicago Blackhawks to begin the Redline Report. To wrap the segment, Quick Hits focuses on the premature end to Taylor Hall's season and this week's Troubling Fact of the Week. In Back Checking, we bring the voice of the listeners onto the show with contributions from Facebook, Twitter and two great emails from Cathy and Aaron. Wrapping the segment is Leafs TV host Paul Hendrick who sat down with Dave on Friday to offer some insights straight from the Leafs locker room. Finally, rigamarole concludes the program with a look at the decisions Brian Burke is facing on several key Leafs' restricted free agents not named Clarke MacArthur. Stick around there's lots coming your way on Episode 6.24 of AFITC. Thanks, as always, to Paul Hendrick for coming on the show. It's always great getting his insight on the program.