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Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill dive into the NHL and Fanatics announcing plans to unveil “Hometown Remix” uniforms and apparel for all 32 NHL teams. What would the Leafs' remix look like—and what would we want to see?Plus, John Tavares' ongoing tax battle with the Canada Revenue Agency over the $15.25 million U.S. signing bonus he negotiated as part of his seven-year, $77 million U.S. contract to leave the New York Islanders and join the Leafs eight years ago.The boys also sift through what Morgan Rielly had to say about his summer and future in Toronto to the Toronto Star's Dave Feschuk and the media at Hockey Night in Brampton.And finally, they give their thoughts on Daily Faceoff listing the Leafs as one of the five most improved teams in the NHL this summer.

Former Leafs netminder Michael Hutchinson joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to reflect on his 15-year pro career, his decision to retire, and what he's most proud of from his time in hockey. Hutchinson also shares his memories of playing for the Leafs, growing up a big Toronto fan, working with Jim Hiller, and what made Felix Potvin his childhood idol.Plus, Hutchinson weighs in on Sergei Bobrovsky signing with Toronto, why he believes the veteran goalie can give the Leafs confidence, Freddie Andersen winning the Stanley Cup, and what's next for him after launching a goalie coaching business in Winnipeg.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill discuss Patrik Laine as a potential free-agent fit in Toronto after the Montreal Gazette's Herb Zurkowsky loosely linked the Leafs to the veteran forward.Plus, recently retired Michael Hutchinson, who spent time with the Maple Leafs, stops by to reflect on his time in Toronto, his experience playing in the bubble, and his thoughts on Sergei Bobrovsky landing with the Leafs.And the next chapter of The Nation Network is here. TheLeafsNation is now Daily Faceoff Toronto, and Jay Downton, co-founder and CEO of The Nation Network, stops by to break down the rebrand, what it means for Leafs fans, and what's next.

Jay Downton, Co-Founder & CEO of The Nation Network, joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to discuss the transition from TheLeafsNation to Daily Faceoff Toronto.Downton explains why he views the move as an evolution, what it means for Leafs fans, and why this represents the next chapter of The Nation Network.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill weigh in on Patrick O'Sullivan's promotion after spending the past three seasons as a development coach. O'Sullivan has been elevated to Director of NHL Development as the Leafs continue to reshape their hockey operations department.Plus, Nick & Jay each bring three bold and spicy player takes and three team takes for the upcoming 2026-27 season. Who's ready for a breakout? Who's due for a regression? And just how bold are the boys willing to get?

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill debate who should get the first crack at playing alongside Auston Matthews this season. From William Nylander to Jack Roslovic and beyond, the boys break down the leading candidates to fill one of the most important spots in Toronto's lineup.Plus, the guys discuss the possibility of former Leafs prospect Semyon Der-Arguchintsev returning to the Maple Leafs organization. After spending the past few seasons in the KHL, the 25-year-old appears ready to make the jump back to North America—and Toronto could be a team to watch.

Jack Roslovic joined Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to discuss signing a two-year deal with the Maple Leafs and why Toronto felt like the right fit. He talked about his offseason, getting set to arrive in the city later this month, and why every NHL season seems to sneak up on you.Roslovic also discussed reuniting with Auston Matthews, revealing the two have been in regular contact and that Matthews has been a valuable resource in helping him prepare for life in Toronto. He explained why the chance to play alongside someone he's had success with before is exciting.Additionally, Roslovic reflected on how his stint in Edmonton helped prepare him for the spotlight that comes with playing in a Canadian market, addressed why his free agency approach didn't change after last summer's lengthy wait to sign, and described the type of player Leafs fans can expect: a veteran with speed, high hockey IQ, strong playmaking ability, and a knack for scoring goals.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the Maple Leafs' decision to hire Sidney Crosby's long-time trainer, Andy O'Brien, as the team's new strength and conditioning coach. They also discuss the line combinations they would like to see when the season opens. Plus, new Leafs forward Jack Roslovic stops by to talk about signing in Toronto, reuniting with longtime friend Auston Matthews, and where he sees himself fitting into the lineup.

The Blue Jays are making one final push. Toronto improved to 52-59 with a 5-1 win over the Cardinals, moving within 3.5 games of the final American League Wild Card spot. But with the trade deadline looming, every win raises the same question: Can the Blue Jays convince themselves to keep this group together? On game preview 112 of Flight Deck, Nick Alberga and Sierra Pileggi break down Kevin Gausman's emotional outing that may have been his final start as a Blue Jay, why Jeff Hoffman continues to boost his trade value, and whether Toronto should pivot from selling to adding controllable talent after another series win. We'll also dive into Max Scherzer's latest start, what to expect from Matthew Liberatore, and why the blockbuster Tarik Skubal trade could have a major impact on Toronto's deadline plans. Also on this episode: ⚾ Can the Blue Jays complete their third series sweep of the season? ⚾ Should Toronto buy, sell, or make a hybrid deadline move? ⚾ Potential trade targets if the Jays decide to add. We finish with Nick's & Sierra's picks presented by bet365.Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Flight Deck.Thanks to our partners:bet365: http://www.bet365.caTable Fare + Social: https://www.tablefoodhall.com/#BlueJays #TorontoBlueJays #MLB #BlueJaysNation #FlightDeck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Blue Jays are making one final push. Toronto improved to 51-59 with a 3-1 win over the Cardinals, moving within 4.5 games of the final American League Wild Card spot. But with the trade deadline looming, every win raises the same question: Can the Blue Jays convince themselves to keep this group together? On game 111 preview of Flight Deck, Nick Alberga breaks down another dominant outing from Dylan Cease, Louis Varland's perfect season in save opportunities, and whether George Springer is quietly playing himself into becoming one of the most intriguing trade targets on the market. We'll also discuss Kevin Gausman's future with the organization. Could tonight's start be his last in a Blue Jays uniform? Where does he rank among the greatest starting pitchers in franchise history? And what would it mean if Toronto decided to move one of the faces of its rotation? Also on today's show: ⚾ Dylan Cease continues his Cy Young-calibre season ⚾ George Springer's recent surge and why contenders could be calling ⚾ Jeff Passan's latest report on Toronto's trade deadline plans With the deadline just around the corner, this could be one of the biggest weekends of the Blue Jays' season. Can Kevin Gausman deliver one more vintage performance, keep Toronto's playoff hopes alive, and make the front office's decision even tougher? We finish with Nick's picks presented by bet365. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dallas Stars forward Wyatt Johnston joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill for an in-depth conversation. He starts by previewing The Circle of Champions, the August 18 charity event at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto, before reflecting on what it was like growing up in the city as a diehard Maple Leafs fan. Johnston shares memories of cheering for Phil Kessel and later admiring Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews, while explaining why returning home to play in front of friends and family always carries extra meaning.Johnston also revisits his memorable first NHL goal in Toronto on April 13, when the Stars stormed back from a two-goal third-period deficit to beat the Leafs 6-5. He offers advice for top prospect Gavin McKenna as he prepares for life under the microscope in hockey's biggest market, weighs in on the NHL's exploding salary landscape and the wave of massive contracts signed this summer, and discusses why the Dallas Stars continue to churn out elite talent.Plus, Johnston opens up about the impact Joe Pavelski had on his career, why living with the Pavelski family for two years was invaluable to his development, and why he wasn't surprised to hear his former teammate was in the mix for the Maple Leafs' head coaching job, calling Pavelski an outstanding hockey mind and mentor.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill debate where the Maple Leafs stack up against the rest of the Atlantic Division heading into the 2026-27 season. They also break down Toronto's playoff odds via BET365 (YES: -115 | NO: -105), discuss nine Leafs landing on Daily Faceoff's Top 300 Fantasy Hockey Rankings, and are joined by Dallas Stars forward and Toronto native Wyatt Johnston for an exclusive interview.

The trade deadline is almost here. The Blue Jays took the series in Washington with a 5-2 victory, improving to 50-59, but with the postseason odds dwindling and the deadline fast approaching, the biggest story isn't just what happened on the field—it's what comes next. On game preview 110 of Flight Deck, Nick Alberga break down another encouraging start from Trey Yesavage, Kazuma Okamoto's continued rise, and the latest trade deadline buzz surrounding Kevin Gausman, Daulton Varsho, George Springer, and Jeff Hoffman. We'll discuss whether Toronto's recent play is enough to convince the front office to hold onto more pieces, or if a sell-off is still the most likely outcome. Plus, Ken Rosenthal's latest reporting suggests one strong weekend against the Cardinals could change everything. Also on today's show: ⚾ Louis Varland improves to a perfect 23-for-23 in save opportunities ⚾ Can Dylan Cease strengthen his Cy Young case with another dominant outing? ⚾ Why the Phillies, Braves and Red Sox continue to surface as potential trade partners? ⚾ Roster moves as Braydon Fisher and Jesús Sánchez return With just days remaining before the deadline, every game could shape Toronto's direction. Is there still a path back into the Wild Card race, or are these final opportunities to showcase the Blue Jays' biggest trade chips? We finish with Nick's picks presented by bet365.Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Flight Deck.Thanks to our partners:bet365: http://www.bet365.caTable Fare + Social: https://www.tablefoodhall.com/#BlueJays #TorontoBlueJays #MLB #BlueJaysNation #FlightDeck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down Macklin Celebrini's monster five-year, $18.8 million-per-season extension with the Sharks and what it could mean for the next wave of NHL mega contracts, including Auston Matthews and, eventually, Gavin McKenna.They also react to Connor McDavid's comments from Zach Hyman's charity golf tournamnet about Gavin McKenna handling the pressure of playing in Toronto following Zach Hyman's charity golf tournament. Plus, they discuss Amazon Prime acquiring the Canadian rights to Wednesday Night Hockey from Rogers and what it could mean for Maple Leafs broadcasts, before breaking down Toronto's three latest front-office hires.Also, Josh Clipperton of The Canadian Press stops by to talk all things Maple Leafs and the biggest storylines around the NHL.

Josh Clipperton of The Canadian Press joined Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to break down the biggest stories around the NHL and the Maple Leafs.The conversation started with Amazon Prime acquiring the exclusive Canadian rights to Wednesday Night Hockey from Rogers and what it could mean for hockey fans. Clipperton weighed in on the growing cost of following the sport and questioned whether another streaming subscription could hurt accessibility.From there, the guys discussed Macklin Celebrini's massive new contract extension and what the NHL's exploding salary cap could mean moving forward. They debated the possibility of future buyer's remorse on some of these mega deals, the emergence of teams operating with internal salary caps, and what it all could mean for Gavin McKenna's next contract if he lives up to the hype.Clipperton also shared his expectations for McKenna's rookie season in Toronto, discussed whether the Maple Leafs' reputation as hockey's toughest market is deserved, and explained why he believes the pressure from the media is often overstated. He also reflected on Mitch Marner's "treated like gods" comment and the importance of accountability within the organization.To wrap things up, Clipperton gave his outlook on the Leafs entering the 2026-27 season, explained why he's less optimistic than many of his colleagues, and weighed in on Morgan Rielly's future, saying his gut still tells him the veteran defenceman will be in Toronto on opening night.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill tackle the Biggest Leafs Debates Right Now. They discuss which new addition faces the most pressure, who will make the biggest impact, and which newcomer is most likely to become a fan favourite. They also debate which current Maple Leaf has the most to prove heading into the 2026-27 season, which player is poised to surprise everyone, and the one move they believe John Chayka still needs to make before the season begins.

TSN 1050's Jim Tatti joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to discuss Darren Ferris' recent comments about the Maple Leafs organization, why he understands some of the frustration from the Marner camp, and why he still can't figure out what Ferris was trying to accomplish by revisiting it all.Additionally, Tatti weighs in on the importance of Auston Matthews' upcoming season, John Chayka's offseason overhaul, and why he believes the Leafs made the right call by refreshing the roster while keeping the core intact. He also explains why Gavin McKenna is the addition that excites him most before playing an impromptu edition of YES GUY, NO GUY, giving his thoughts on McKenna's rookie production, Sergei Bobrovsky, Morgan Rielly's future, and whether Toronto is a playoff team in 2026-27.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the comments made by Mitch Marner's agent, Darren Ferris, about his client's tenure with the Maple Leafs during a recent appearance on The PuckPedia Podcast. They discuss what was said, whether the criticism is fair, and why the Marner saga continues to generate headlines.They also weigh in on Patrick Kane's decision to return to the Chicago Blackhawks on a lucrative two-year contract. Plus, TSN 1050 Maple Leafs radio host Jim Tatti stops by to share his thoughts on Toronto's busy offseason.

he Toronto Blue Jays finally stopped the bleeding, but one victory does not erase the questions surrounding this team.On this episode of Flight Deck, host Nick Alberga breaks down Toronto's 3–1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, which snapped a four-game losing streak and helped the Blue Jays avoid a sweep at Rogers Centre. Shane Bieber delivered his best start of the season, allowing just one run on three hits with no walks over seven innings. George Springer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. each recorded two hits and drove in a run, while Tyler Rogers and Louis Varland closed out the victory. Could Bieber's recent turnaround increase his value ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline?The Blue Jays finished their seven-game homestand with a disappointing 2–5 record and remain 47–56 on the season. Toronto also made several roster moves, placing Patrick Corbin on the injured list with a left teres major strain while recalling Davis Schneider and Adam Macko from Triple-A Buffalo. With the August 3 Trade Deadline approaching, is this roster beginning to change before the front office makes an even bigger decision?The show also previews the opener of a three-game series at Fenway Park, with Trey Yesavage taking the mound against Patrick Sandoval. Yesavage enters at 4–5 with a 3.78 ERA and 78 strikeouts after recording nine strikeouts over six innings in his last appearance. Sandoval is 0–0 with a 4.82 ERA and continues his return from Tommy John surgery after missing more than two years of Major League action.Boston enters the matchup at 52–49 and currently holds the final American League Wild Card position. The Red Sox recently matched a franchise record with 15 consecutive victories before the streak ended against Baltimore, and they have gone 9–1 over their last 10 games. Can the Blue Jays build off Thursday's victory, or will one of baseball's hottest teams push Toronto even further out of the postseason race?We finish with Nick's picks presented by BET365.LIVE every game day one hour before first pitch right here on the Blue Jays Nation YouTube channel and on Instagram @BlueJaysNation.Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Flight Deck.Thanks to our partners:bet365: http://www.bet365.caTable Fare + Social: https://www.tablefoodhall.com/#BlueJays #TorontoBlueJays #MLB #BlueJaysNation #FlightDeck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Toronto Blue Jays are running out of time to turn their season around.On this episode of Flight Deck, host Nick Alberga breaks down another frustrating loss as the Blue Jays fell 4-2 to the Tampa Bay Rays, dropping to 10 games under .500. The offensive struggles continued, defensive mistakes proved costly once again. With the MLB Trade Deadline rapidly approaching, Toronto could look like a very different team by August 4. Is it time for the front office to become sellers, or is there still hope for a late-season turnaround?The show also previews the finale of this four-game series on July 23, with the Blue Jays looking to avoid a sweep at the hands of the AL East-leading Rays. Toronto hands the ball to Shane Bieber, who is coming off an impressive six-inning, scoreless outing against the Chicago White Sox and will look to build on that momentum. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay counters with right-hander Casey Legumina, presenting another tough challenge for a Blue Jays lineup that has struggled all season against left-handed pitching, ranking near the bottom of MLB in OPS against southpaws.Can Toronto finally break out of its offensive slump and salvage the final game of the series, or will the Rays complete the sweep and extend their AL East lead? Tampa Bay enters the matchup leading the division by 2.5 games over the New York Yankees and continues to exceed expectations in one of baseball's toughest divisions.We finish with Nick's picks presented by BET365.LIVE every game day one hour before first pitch right here on the Blue Jays Nation YouTube channel and on Instagram @BlueJaysNation.Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Flight Deck.Thanks to our partners:bet365: http://www.bet365.caTable Fare + Social: https://www.tablefoodhall.com/#BlueJays #TorontoBlueJays #MLB #BlueJaysNation #FlightDeck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bruce Boudreau joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to break down John Chayka's eventful offseason and whether all the changes will pay off. He weighs in on the Maple Leafs' roster turnover, how coaches will have to adapt to the NHL's new 84-game schedule, and why managing practice time will be more important than ever. Boudreau also shares his thoughts on Sergei Bobrovsky's arrival, Auston Matthews' need to bounce back, Brandon Duhaime's game, and why Patrick Kane could be an intriguing fit alongside Matthews. Plus, he explains why he's not convinced Toronto is a playoff team, citing concerns about an aging blue line over the grind of an 84-game season.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down two of the NHL's biggest contract headlines, weighing in on the new deals for Jason Robertson and Connor Bedard. They also discuss the Maple Leafs' cryptic social media post that's sparked plenty of speculation about a possible reunion with James van Riemsdyk.Later, former NHL head coach Bruce Boudreau stops by to talk about his beloved Maple Leafs, the excitement surrounding the upcoming season, and plenty more.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill dive into the Maple Leafs' newly released 2026-27 schedule, breaking down the biggest dates, revenge games, homecomings, and the storylines that will define Toronto's 84-game regular season. Plus, David Alter of The Hockey News stops by to offer his insights on the schedule, key matchups, and what stands out most heading into next season.

David Alter of The Hockey News joined Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to break down the Maple Leafs' 2026-27 schedule and much more. He kicked things off by sharing his thoughts on the Leafs' game presentation, explaining why he believes Scotiabank Arena could use a refresh and why it's a unique challenge getting the Toronto crowd engaged.From there, Alter dissected the newly released schedule, highlighting the league's effort to reduce one-off road trips while pointing out the eye-opening discrepancy in back-to-backs between the Leafs and Canadiens. He also discussed the shortened training camp, what it could mean for the quality of hockey early in the season, and why fans should expect a more free-flowing style of play out of the gate.Looking ahead, Alter revealed the storyline he's most excited to cover this season, weighed in on John Chayka's offseason work, discussed the biggest remaining questions surrounding Toronto's roster—including Gavin McKenna's fit—and explained why he believes Chayka deserves credit for improving the team. To wrap things up, he offered a bold prediction for where the Maple Leafs will be by Christmas and whether they'll be in the thick of the playoff race.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill are joined by former NHL goaltender and longtime NHL analyst Darren Pang for a wide-ranging conversation.First, Pang confirms the rumours—he and John Buccigross will be the new broadcast team for EA Sports NHL 27. Yes, fans can expect plenty of "Holy Jumpin'" in the game.From there, the conversation shifts to Toronto. Pang explains why he believes Darren Raddysh is an underrated addition who fills an important need on the blue line, and why fans shouldn't get too caught up in the contract. He also weighs in on the Leafs' decision to bring in Sergei Bobrovsky, calling it a worthwhile gamble that instantly adds credibility, stability, and presence in goal. Plus, Pang shares why he doesn't believe the veteran netminder looks like a goalie nearing the end of his career.Finally, Pang offers his thoughts on the Maple Leafs hiring John Chayka as general manager. While admitting he was surprised Chayka emerged as the choice after spending several years away from the NHL, Pang believes he deserves a fair opportunity and says a second chance could lead to a different outcome.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill react to the Maple Leafs' 2026-27 season opener officially being set. Toronto will kick off the new campaign at Scotiabank Arena on September 29 against the Montreal Canadiens. The boys also weigh in on the Detroit Red Wings moving on from Steve Yzerman as general manager.They then discuss Brandon Pridham officially joining the Pittsburgh Penguins, where he'll reunite with former Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas. The move comes nearly two months after Toronto parted ways with Pridham on May 17, ending his 12-year run with the organization. The conversation continues with reports linking the Maple Leafs to former Bruins executive Evan Gold. After 11 years in Boston, the Toronto native is moving on, and according to The Boston Globe's Kevin Dupont, there were hints over the weekend that Gold could be headed to Toronto's front office.Plus, former NHL goaltender and longtime broadcaster Darren Pang stops by to discuss Sergei Bobrovsky, the Maple Leafs' busy offseason, and why he believes there's plenty of reason for optimism heading into the 2026-27 season.

AEW star and WWE Hall of Famer Adam Copeland joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill to break down a fascinating Maple Leafs offseason. Copeland shares why he's optimistic about Toronto's direction, discusses his evolving thoughts on new GM John Chayka, and explains why the hiring of Jim Hiller has grown on him.He also weighs in on the Leafs' revamped roster, explains why he's especially excited to see Nick Paul in blue and white, reflects on Mitch Marner's incredible run in Toronto, and discusses why 2026-27 is such a pivotal season for the Leafs' core. Plus, Copeland talks about the Panthers' dominance, compares Gavin McKenna's ceiling to AEW superstar Will Ospreay, and caps things off with his prediction for Toronto's season.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down where the Maple Leafs stand as the organization settles into the summer months. The duo also looks ahead to Thursday's NHL schedule release, highlighting the key dates, rivalries, and storylines Leafs fans should be watching for. Plus, they react to Dennis Hildeby's candid comments about his time in Toronto and his July 1 trade to Tampa Bay. To wrap things up, AEW star and WWE Hall of Famer Adam "Edge" Copeland stops by to talk all things Maple Leafs and his lifelong passion for the Blue & White.

Fresh off winning the Calder Cup with the Toronto Marlies, Leafs prospect Ben Danford joins Nick Alberga and David Pagnotta to reflect on a whirlwind few months. After wrapping up his junior career, turning pro, and capturing a championship on June 19, Danford explains why the moment felt surreal—and why, after reaching the finals for a third straight year, winning was the only thing on his mind.He discusses the smooth transition to the AHL, credits the Marlies' coaching staff and veteran teammates for making him feel at home, and shares what it meant to have Easton Cowan hand him the Calder Cup after Cowan and the London Knights ended Danford's OHL season in back-to-back years.Danford also opens up about working alongside Mark Giordano, the impact the veteran has had on his development, and why newly promoted Leafs assistant coach John Gruden is "someone you want to work for, want to play for, and want to go to war for."Finally, the 2024 first-round pick outlines his offseason priorities, his focus on getting stronger after a long season, and makes his intentions for training camp crystal clear: "At the end of the day, my goal is to make the opening night roster."

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta react to the Anaheim Ducks matching Leo Carlsson's five-year, $90 million offer sheet before discussing the latest surrounding the Maple Leafs' offseason, what could be next for Toronto, and the situation involving Morgan Rielly. They also break down the Leafs' sweeping front office overhaul, headlined by the departures of Hayley Wickenheiser and Mark Leach, and weigh in on Steve Sullivan being named the new Marlies head coach.Plus, fresh off turning pro and helping the Marlies win the Calder Cup, Leafs prospect Ben Danford stops by to discuss his transition to the pro game, the championship run, and his goals heading into training camp.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the Maple Leafs' completed coaching staff after the team hired Daniel Alfredsson as associate coach and added John Gruden and Brad Werenka as assistant coaches. The boys discuss what each hire brings to the table, how the staff fits together under Jim Hiller, and what it all means for Toronto heading into the 2026-27 season.Plus, former Leafs head coach Craig Berube stops by. After being fired by Toronto on May 13, Berube reflects on his time behind the Leafs bench, discusses life since his departure, and shares his thoughts on the organization's offseason moves.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill are joined by Craig Berube for his first long-form interview since being fired by the Maple Leafs on May 13. Berube reflects on life after Toronto, his experience working with TSN on Canada Day, and shares his thoughts on the Leafs' offseason, explaining why he believes the team is "all in" and praising additions like Darren Raddysh.Berube also opens up about what went wrong during his tenure, discussing the impact of injuries, the team's inability to build momentum, and why he believes everyone shared responsibility. He reveals details from his exit meeting with John Chayka and Mats Sundin, explains what he would change if he had another chance behind the Leafs bench, and discusses trying to push the team's core out of its comfort zone.Plus, Berube talks about his strong relationship with Brad Treliving, coaching William Nylander, handling the pressure of the Toronto market, sheds a bit more light on the infamous weight-room incident, and shares what the interview process was like with the Edmonton Oilers.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the blockbuster offer sheet signed by Leo Carlsson and discuss what it means not only for the Anaheim Ducks and Philadelphia Flyers, but for the NHL landscape moving forward.The guys also dive into Gavin McKenna's impressive development camp, his new three-year entry-level contract, and the significance of him choosing to wear No. 92 with the Maple Leafs, while Sergei Bobrovsky will stick with his familiar No. 72.Plus, they share their thoughts on Toronto re-signing RFAs Emil Andrae, Jacob Quillan, and Ryan Tverberg, discussing where each player fits into the organization's plans heading into next season.To wrap things up, Nick and Rosie react to Elliotte Friedman's report that the Maple Leafs are still looking to add another difference-maker.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the latest from Maple Leafs development camp, including the ongoing No. 72 debate after Gavin McKenna said the number belongs to Sergei Bobrovsky if the two-time Stanley Cup champion wants it. They discuss McKenna's first day on the ice in Leafs colours.Plus, according to Bruce Garrioch, Toronto showed interest in veteran Claude Giroux on July 1. With the 38-year-old still unsigned, is there a fit for him on the Maple Leafs? Finally, Nick catches up with new Leafs forward Nick Paul to discuss his trade to Toronto, joining his hometown team, and the role he hopes to play this season.

New Maple Leafs forward Nick Paul joins Nick Alberga for one of his first interviews since being traded to his hometown team. Paul opens up about the moment he found out he was headed to Toronto, why the call from Lightning GM Julien BriseBois caught him completely off guard, and how the news gave him goosebumps as a lifelong Leafs fan.He also discusses the whirlwind of being traded, growing up idolizing Mats Sundin, sharing this new chapter with Darren Raddysh, and why he's excited to play alongside Sergei Bobrovsky after battling him for years. Paul explains the type of player Leafs fans can expect, embraces the spotlight that comes with playing in Toronto, weighs in on whether he'll wear No. 20, and shares his excitement about joining a team that also features No. 1 overall pick Gavin McKenna.

It was a busy Canada Day for John Chayka and the Maple Leafs. Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta break down all the action after Toronto reshaped its roster by adding seven new players.The duo discusses the signings of Sergei Bobrovsky, Jack Roslovic, Colton Sissons, Brandon Duhaime, Zack MacEwen, and Teddy Blueger, plus the trade that sent Dennis Hildeby and two draft picks to Tampa Bay in exchange for Nick Paul. They also weigh in on the Leafs dealing Nick Robertson to Pittsburgh for a 2028 fourth-round pick.Additionally, Pagnotta shares the latest on Morgan Rielly, explains what happened in Toronto's pursuit of Zach Werenski, and looks ahead to what could be next for the Maple Leafs this offseason.

New Maple Leaf Colton Sissons joins Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill on the Leafs Free Agency Special to discuss signing in Toronto, his excitement about joining the organization, and what attracted him to the Maple Leafs. Sissons also shares his expectations for his role under head coach Jim Hiller, the identity he hopes to bring to the lineup, and his message to Leafs Nation as he begins the next chapter of his NHL career.

It's the busiest day of the NHL offseason, and Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill have you covered. The boys break down every Maple Leafs move from Free Agency Day, dissect the biggest signings, departures, and rumours, and discuss what it all means for Toronto heading into next season. Did the Leafs get better? What's still left on John Chayka's to-do list? Plus, instant reactions, analysis, and everything you need to know from a wild day around the NHL.

With NHL free agency just around the corner, NHL insider David Pagnotta joins Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill for a comprehensive Toronto Maple Leafs preview.How active will Brad Treliving and the Leafs be over the next few days? Pagnotta explains why Toronto has been one of the NHL's busiest teams behind the scenes, with multiple irons in the fire, including continued trade discussions involving Morgan Rielly.The guys also dive into the growing Sergei Bobrovsky-to-Toronto buzz, why the veteran goaltender is viewed as a legitimate option, and whether the Leafs have the cap flexibility to make it happen.Plus, they discuss the latest Zach Werenski trade speculation, what Toronto would have to give up to land the star defenceman, and which free agents could make sense for the Leafs on July 1. David also weighs in on Boone Jenner, Mason Marchment, Eeli Tolvanen, and the intriguing possibility of Patrick Kane ending up in Toronto.Don't miss this loaded free agency preview packed with the latest Leafs intel and NHL rumors.

With NHL free agency just around the corner, Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill set the stage for what promises to be a pivotal few days for the Maple Leafs.The boys break down Toronto's decision not to qualify Matias Maccelli, sending the winger to unrestricted free agency, and weigh in on Troy Stecher's new two-year contract. They also discuss the latest buzz from around the NHL as teams finalize their plans ahead of the opening of free agency.Plus, Nick and Rosie each reveal their list of five free agents they would target if they were running the Maple Leafs. To wrap things up, NHL insider David Pagnotta stops by for an in-depth Leafs free agency preview, sharing the latest intel on what Toronto could have up its sleeve.

Fresh off winning the Memorial Cup and hearing his name called by his hometown team, Maple Leafs second-round pick Alex Bilecki joins Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill. The Mississauga native reflects on the whirlwind journey to Toronto, why he had a feeling the Leafs were interested, the relationship he built with the organization leading up to the draft, and why winning a championship helped prepare him for this next chapter. Bilecki also discusses his playing style, areas he wants to improve, growing up a Leafs fan, getting a congratulatory call from Mats Sundin, modeling parts of his game after Shea Theodore, and his excitement for development camp.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill break down the Toronto Maple Leafs' 2026 draft class, with scouts and media alike praising the organization's haul. The boys dive into the Brandon Carlo trade and unpack John Chayka's post-draft comments on free agency and what could be coming next for the Leafs.They also explore some of the biggest offseason questions facing Toronto, including the possibility of a trade for Zach Werenski and whether Patrick Kane could become a free agency target if he hits the market.Plus, Leafs second-round pick and Kitchener defenceman Alex Bilecki stops by to talk about his draft experience and what's next in his development.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill tee up the 2026 NHL Draft with the incomparable Pierre McGuire.McGuire breaks down why he believes this year's draft is top-heavy before detailing what Maple Leafs fans should expect from presumptive first-overall pick Gavin McKenna. He explains why McKenna should be in the Calder Trophy conversation as a rookie, compares his ceiling to Patrick Kane, and discusses why Toronto's current core is the perfect environment for the young star to thrive.Additionally, McGuire weighs in on another player the Leafs reportedly like in Chase Reid, assesses Carson Carels' game, and shares his thoughts on whether he would ever consider trading Matthew Knies.The conversation also touches on Jim Hiller's surprising hiring as head coach, why McGuire liked the Darren Raddysh acquisition, how the Leafs are addressing one of their biggest organizational weaknesses, the state of Toronto's goaltending, and, finally, the one player he would be calling about immediately if he were GM John Chayka: Mason McTavish.

It's finally here. Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill preview one of the biggest days in recent Maple Leafs history as Toronto gets set to make the first overall pick in the NHL Draft, with Gavin McKenna widely expected to be the selection.The boys break down everything Maple Leafs GM John Chayka had to say ahead of the draft, discuss what it could mean for the organization's direction moving forward, and sift through the latest Leafs news, rumours, and trade chatter.Plus, Pierre McGuire stops by to preview the draft from Toronto's perspective. With Pierre set to co-host pre- and post-draft coverage alongside The Sheet's Jeff Marek, he shares his insight on what to expect from the Leafs and the rest of what promises to be a fascinating opening night of the NHL Draft.

The Stanley Cup Final is even at a game apiece after the Carolina Hurricanes' epic overtime win in Game 2 over the Vegas Golden Knights. Roy, David, Rose, and Ethan are here to break down what they have seen in The Final so far and what to expect from the rest of this series. They also discuss Dylan Larkin's request for a trade out of Detroit, upcoming changes to the NHL's All-Star weekend format, and Jon Cooper winning the Jack Adams Award over Lindy Ruff. Then, Nick Alberga of Leafs Morning Take joins the show to discuss what promises to be a critical offseason for the Toronto Maple Leafs, before the gang discusses episodes six and seven of Off Campus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this hour of Money Moves, Stormy Buonantony and Jonathan Von Tobel talk some NFL news and headlines, and give out their best bets for the day. Also, they are joined in studio by Nick Alberga. Later, Zach Cohen joins the show to preview game 2 of the NBA Finals. Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN pro. You can take 17% off an annual subscription when you use promo code: POD26. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this hour of Follow The Money, hosts Dustin Swedelson and John Jastremski preview tonight's playoff betting slate, MLB's slate, and give their In-Pocket Plays. Also, joining the show is Nick Alberga, Leafs Morning Take - NHL Analyst, to talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN pro. You can take 17% off an annual subscription when you use promo code: POD26. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of 'Follow The Money,' hosts Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard discuss NHL playoffs, betting strategies, and insights from guest Nick Alberga, covering key player performances and playoff predictions. Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN Pro. You can take 17% off an annual subscription when you use promo code: POD26. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this hour of Follow The Money, hosts Pauly Howard and Dustin Swedelson are joined by Nick Alberga, Leafs Morning Take - NHL Analyst,  to discuss the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Pauly and Dustin also preview tonight's postseason betting slate, tonight's MLB betting card, and get to the tip jar at the pizzeria. Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN pro. You can take 17% off an annual subscription when you use promo code: POD26. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this hour of VSiN Weekend Morning Line, host Tim Murray is joined by Nick Alberga to help discuss the Stanley Cup Playoffs and predict the future of the series. Also Tim Murray goes over future award winners after the first 3 rounds of the NFL Draft. Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN pro. You can take 17% off an annual subscription when you use promo code: POD26. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.