Podcast appearances and mentions of Randy Carlyle

Nick Alberga & Carter Hutton recap Toronto's 6-5 shootout loss in San Jose. Additionally, they preview this weekend's back-to-back in Los Angeles & Anaheim. Also, former Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle drops by for a chat.

Former Canucks and Ducks defenseman Kevin Bieksa joined the show! Juice talked to us about his experience of playing for John Tortorella and the way he's coaching the Flyers, the Western Conference playoff push, gave us some Vancouver Canucks analysis, scary situations going to Sabres games as a kid, playing for Jack McIlhargey and Randy Carlyle, pranks, fighting and his signature superman punch, the Rangers/Devils line brawl and Matt Rempe, the line brawl he was in between the Canucks and Flames, the relationship he had with Rick Rypien, Rick's struggles and the mental health crisis going on in today's world and more!Riley Cote and Derek Settlemyre also discuss Riley taking up drumming, the Flyers 7 game losing streak, the New Jersey/New York line brawl and Riley goes on a rant about Matt Rempe. They also answer fan submitted questions. Nasty Knuckles is an original show created by co-hosts, Riley Cote and Derek "Nasty" Settlemyre. The show will feature a mix of interviews, never before heard story-telling, hockey-talk, and maybe some pranks... The guys will bring in some of the biggest names in the hockey world all for your enjoyment! Make sure to check back every week as the guys release a new episode weekly!► Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NastyKnuckles► Follow Riley Cote on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rileycote32► Follow Riley Cote on Instagram: https://instagram.com/rileycote32► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dnastyworld► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dnastyworld Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben and Blake get you set for a pivotal Leafs contest tonight, a day that the Blue and White can finally put their ghosts to bed. They preview the game, how the Leafs pull off the win, the decision to not put Michael Bunting back in the lineup, how Matthew Knies factors in and how much will the crowd impact the game. Stanley Cup champion and former Maple Leafs coach Randy Carlyle joins the show (26:52) to help calm the pre-game nerves. He shares what it takes to win an elimination game, his favourite memory from winning the Stanley Cup with the Ducks and what will push the Maple Leafs over the top.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Former NHLer and Minnesota Wild colour analyst Ryan Carter joins Leafs Lunch to talk about his time playing under Randy Carlyle, memories from his first ever NHL game which happened to be a playoff game, Kirill Kaprizov's importance and how the Wild may approach the deadline.

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne & Producer Sammy start off today by sharing their early expectations for tonight's matchup, before hearing from Sheldon Keefe's first Kyper's Clipper on this series being "borderline violent" and Jon Cooper's response. They then discuss Tampa Bay's advantage on the fourth line, the multitude of playoff scripts that could play out, why the first 10 minutes tonight are crucial and potential villains for the Leafs this series (14:41). Afterwards, former Leafs' head coach Randy Carlyle weighs in on the playoff experience in Toronto, the "white noise" discourse surrounding the team and what differentiates this team from year's prior (42:17). To wrap up, the fellas share their predictions for the series (01:05:50). Watch on YouTube! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

On this episode the boys are joined by former Ducks and Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle. Many might not know Carlyle had a great NHL career himself, he played over 1000 games between Winnipeg, Toronto, and Pittsburgh and even won a Norris Trophy with the Penguins. We talk to him about Trevor Zegras taking over the NHL, that insanely stacked Ducks cup team, coaching Ryan Kesler and much more. Before the interview the boys talk Super Bowl, Anson Carter's twitter feud, and Martin St.Louis being hired by Montreal. interview starts: 01:00:25 InstagramTwitterYouTubeTikTokCam & Strick WebsiteYou can also keep up with the boys on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!Andy Strickland - Instagram | TwitterCam Janssen - Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

Former Leafs head coach Randy Carlyle joins JD, Blake and Ailish to chat about coaching Dion Phaneuf, what defines Dion when he thinks of the defenceman, whether fans and the media missed anything from the outside, the growth of Morgan Rielly, coaching Phil Kessel, Ryan Getzlaf scoring his 1000th career point and whether he could be considered for Team Canada (1:10). To finish, Hurricanes defenceman Jake Gardiner talks about being Dion Phaneuf's teammate, what it was like dealing with the Toronto fanbase, Morgan Rielly's extension and what it was like to play with him, Frederik Andersen's play in Carolina, and how Jake is recovering from recent surgeries (24:40). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

We continue with Peter Taglianetti here on "Inside the Game" in segment three. As his career was winding down at Providence College, John Ferguson who was the GM of the Winnipeg Jets came to watch him play and Lou brought him down to the locker room at the end of the game. He told him at the end of the college season he was going to go pro. Peter really didn't grasp what was happening. When the season ended he went back to campus and he got a call from Lou Lamoriello and he told him that he just took care of his contract with John Ferguson and he was headed to the Winnipeg Jets. Lou gave him some great advice he said it was very fatherly in the way he told him. His first roommate was Randy Carlyle and he was great. A really great hockey mind and good mentor to him. Peter has a great story of his first game in the NHL as well his first shift in the playoffs versus the Edmonton Oilers. Another great segment to listen to. 

In this episode, Mack is joined by former Winnipeg Jets 1.0 captain, Randy Carlyle. Randy tells stories from his old Jets days and about his time as the Head Coach of the Manitoba Moose. Randy also talks about his playing career then moving into coaching and the stops before that. He recalls his Stanley Cup-winning year with the Anaheim Ducks and how he remembers a certain story about Teemu Selanne at the end of the game. Listen in for all that and much more!

In this episode, Mack takes a look back on the first 32 episodes of ICE Breaker highlighting some great stories from five different guests. The ones chosen were good laughs, thoughtful stories and all around great episodes. Within the features you'll hear from Mel Davidson, Cameron Cheers, Cam Moon, Randy Carlyle and last but not least, Gary Lawless and Andrew Patterson. Later in the show, Mitch Peacock is back to talk some Western Hockey League and Winnipeg ICE! Mack takes his best shot at trivia as AJ grills him on past back to back champions in the major sports leagues.

Brian Burke the former President and General Manager of the Maple Leafs, and now a best selling author and studio analyst for Sportsnet joins James and Jonas to promote his book Burke's Law. Burkie looks back at his time in Toronto and shares stories on Phil Kessel, Ron Wilson, Randy Carlyle, Lou Lamoriello and many more. Burkie also shares his thoughts on one of the newest maple leafs, defender T.J. Brodie on the final Leaf Report of 2020. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brian Burke the former President and General Manager of the Maple Leafs, and now a best selling author and studio analyst for Sportsnet joins James and Jonas to promote his book Burke's Law. Burkie looks back at his time in Toronto and shares stories on Phil Kessel, Ron Wilson, Randy Carlyle, Lou Lamoriello and many more. Burkie also shares his thoughts on one of the newest maple leafs, defender T.J. Brodie on the final Leaf Report of 2020. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Mack is joined by former Winnipeg Jets 1.0 captain, Randy Carlyle. Randy tells stories from his old Jets days and about his time as the Head Coach of the Manitoba Moose. Randy also talks about his playing career then moving into coaching and the stops before that. He recalls his Stanley Cup-winning year with the Anaheim Ducks and how he remembers a certain story about Teemu Selanne at the end of the game. Listen in for all that and much more!

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The former Maple Leafs forward chats about transitioning from a player to a coach with HC Dinamo Minsk, his relationship with former adversaries the Kostitsyn brothers (who both play for Minsk), the chemistry he had with Nikolay Kulemin & Clarke MacArthur, and why it didn’t work with Randy Carlyle. The views and opinions expressed in […]

In the 38th episode of Ground Control, Jamie, Mitch and Tyler share their thought's on St. Louis' Stanley Cup win and tee up JetsTV coverage at the upcoming NHL Draft. Jamie is also joined by Jets' alumnus Randy Carlyle as the two chat about his time in Winnipeg and much more!

In the first hour of today's show, Matt Cauz tells us what Mike Babcock can learn from Randy Carlyle's time behind the bench of the Maple Leafs. Then, we're joined by Former Leaf Colton Orr to get into what it's like going up against Zdeno Chara and the Bruins.

The guys open up with the weekly Ottawa Senators segment, discuss the trade rumours in the league, Tampa Bay's regular season success, the Anaheim Ducks firing Randy Carlyle, the Western Conference playoff race, Edmonton's two AHL teams and the ravings of Don Cherry. See more episodes on our site: clappercast.com Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook!

The Two Man Forecheck is kicking off its third year of existence with a packed show spanning coaches, players, prospects and deals. To start, Randy Carlyle has been relieved of his duties as head coach of the Anaheim Ducks.  This may have been overdue, but we can’t help thinking that it is a good thing for Randy.  He can take some time to decompress and come back to a new job on his own time and at his own choosing.  His résumé speaks for itself and should make him attractive to other organizations. As for the Ducks, the GM, Bob Murray, has stepped in behind the bench.  Does he really have the time to coach while trying to make the changes necessary to get the team headed in the right direction? The Bruins’ Zane McIntyre was having a rough start to the season (as was Dan Vladar), but he has reeled off 12 wins in a row, the last against the Toronto Marlies while allowing only one goal.  Our questions:  When will he get the chance at the top level?  Will he get that chance in Boston? Philly traded away one of their young goaltending prospects to Edmonton for…a goaltender.  Cam Talbot is the latest entry in the Flyers’ goaltending carousel.  Both players are UFAs at the end of the season, but it is a fair bet that Talbot will not be staying with Philadelphia.  Apparently, Cam and Carter train together in the off-season and Carter sees Cam as a mentor at the position. We cover a few of the possible moves to be made between now and the deadline.  Andre Burakovsky has appeared anemic this season with the Capitals, could they move on him?  One of the better offensive minded defensemen in the league, Keith Yandle, could be a trade piece for a floundering Panthers squad, but who could take on his contract at 33 years of age?  An intriguing player posed by Mike could be Mark Stone of Ottawa.  He has strong offensive numbers, but I don’t see the health consistency that I would like from someone earning what he does. Finally, could Gustav Nyquist be moveable?  We have already discussed blowing up the Detroit Red Wings, and Stevie Y could do just that when he takes over (Chris assumes) but moving on from Nyquist could be the start, but how is his attitude?  He has shown a little aggression issue in the past, but he has a scorer’s touch as well. The Women’s National team is currently playing three games against the Canadian National team. There are no less than 3 women playing with the squad for the first time.  We discuss not only the new players but their influence on the youth and their impact on the areas they come from. Ryan Spooner is on the move again, this time to Vancouver for Sam Gagner.  The trade is for similar players, but this could be a positive one for Spoons.  He will be going to a young, fast, offensive minded team where his playmaking ability can be appreciated. We close out with discussions on Ben Bishop, goaltending in general, last week’s Twitter Poll and Bruins prospect Oskar Steen.  At 20 years old he is still playing in Sweden, but when he shows up at development camp, he displays what the Bruins could have. A packed show to be sure, with plenty of opportunity to comment and disagree.  Let us know what you think and Enjoy the Show!

Greg, Ryan and Sean discuss Poop Johnson, the "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" remake, Randy Carlyle getting fired, Ken Hitchcock nearly quitting, Ryan's "lippy troll" feud with the Edmonton media, the Islanders, a world where The Beatles don't exist, NHL trade deadline, David Pastrnak's "sponsorship dinner" injury and your next coaches to be fired. Plus, Michael Russo of The Athletic joins us to talk about the Wild, the Panthers and Trampled By Turtles. Presented by Seat Geek and Leesa.

On this week's Corncob Hockey, Tony and Kevin discussed: Randy Carlyle's firing // Is new Ducks coach Bob Murray on the hot seat? // Montreal's successful season // Carey Price and Shea Weber's comebacks // Philly's meaningless hot streak // Jonathan Huberdeau on the block? // Should Winnipeg go for Mark Stone? Subscribe to Corncob Hockey on your favorite podcast app and never miss an episode!

Mike & Chris look at the Cleveland Browns' decision to sign Kareem Hunt. Plus: Joe Flacco, Paul Maurice, Randy Carlyle, Phil Mickelson, Brian Burke's hair, and the time Dallas went to Dallas.

In this week's episode, James prepares for his trip to Toronto by taking Brutes' Arkells quiz! The guys discuss the firing of Randy Carlyle by the Anaheim Ducks, the Evgeni Malkin stick incident with Michael Raffl, as well as a pair of trades by the Montreal Canadiens. In addition, the guys discuss the merit of the Vancouver Canucks starting Michael DiPietro this week, and also debate if the media is a toxic effect on the Edmonton Oilers. The top 10 Best Lead Actress winners since 1979 round off the show! Intro Music: Hand Me Downs - Arkells Other Music: Yakety Sax - Boots Randolph Outro Music: Right Back Where We Started From - Maxine Nightingale

Bob Murray has consolidated power by finally sacking Randy Carlyle, Erik Karlsson is still out but the Sharks are playing great, and Auston Matthews got paaaaid. Also discussed: Tom Wilson, Champion of Justice; what makes a 1C a 1C; and Cahteh Haht. -Intro: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dave_Depper/Compositions_3/Sportsreel -Outro: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dave_Depper/Compositions_3/Swagger_1 -You can contact us at OffTheCoastHockey@gmail.com or at https://www.facebook.com/OffTheCoastPod if you want to send in questions, topics you want covered, or just write nonsensical manifestos that we’ll probably read anyway. -Listen on stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cahockeytalk/california-hockey-talk?refid=stpr -Or find us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/california-hockey-talk/id1135318109?mt=2

This week we give our midseason awards, talk potential trades, and Evan gives his rant on the state of the ducks post Randy Carlyle. Give it a listen and let us know what you think through a like, listen and review!

I det 228:e avsnittet av NHL-podden diskuterar Bjurman och Ekeliw den långa måltorkan för Patrik Laine, beskedet att Randy Carlyle får sparken av Anaheim – och Ottawas rebuild-plan. Dessutom en hel del trejdsnack (igen!) och rankning av NHL:s bästa tv-kommentatorer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cette semaine, un horaire chargé ! La date limite des échanges dans la LNH arrive à grands pas, les Ducks se sont enfin débarassés de Randy Carlyle, trois joueurs de la NFL qui ont marqué la semaine et les débuts de l'Alliance of American Football. Et en bonus, le Red Bull Crashed Ice est de retour au Québec, mais vous ne devinerez jamais où!

Evgeni Malkin did a bad thing, the 2019 NWHL All-Star Game broke attendance records and more trades happened in the NHL. Patrice Bergeron reached 1,000 games and David Pastrnak is injured for the Boston Bruins leaving Nick in a glass case of emotion. Plus, Eugene Melnyk plans to spend money, the Tampa Bay Lightning have a new alternate sweater, Randy Carlyle was fired and Scott Niedermayer will have his number retired (again) this week. Finally, Connor has a new segment. Support the show on Patreon.

On this weeks episode we discuss Auston Matthews deal, the firing of Randy Carlyle and many milestones that happened this week for players.This weeks audio clip was inspired by a burn by Randy Carlyle to Phil Kessel while they were both Maple Leafs.Follow us on Social MediaFacebook: www.facebook.com/gatermediaTwitter and Instagram: @gatermediapodThe Audio clip is property of the NHL and its affiliates, All Rights Reseved

The fellas are hunkered down to survive the Seattle Snopocalypse the only way they know how... by talking hockey! On this week's episode, John and Darren recap their (not so) harrowing trip to the Everett Silvertips game in the midst of the snow storm.  Then together with Andy, they analyze the firing of Randy Carlyle in Anaheim (finally), the St. Louis Blues rising from the dead (was the team puppy the secret?), and the Minnesota Wild getting a bad break that could doom their season. Those topics lead to an impromptu version of Buy, Sell, or Hold.  Then in the planned segments, a robust version of Goalie Gear Corner, back by popular demand, plus lots of Weekly One-Timers and Games on the Radar.  SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY! REVIEW!   

Sparkingen av Randy Carlyle og fremtiden for Anaheim Ducks, Auston Matthews' nye kontrakt og sjansene for offer sheets på andre RFA-spillere, trades fra den siste uken, seiersrekken til Carter Hart og overpresteringen til New York Islanders denne sesongen. Alt dette snakker Ulven og en sengeliggende Bakke om i denne utgaven av NHL-prat

The guys are back and have something worth celebrating! Auston Matthews has signed a contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Not that Joel ever doubted it. Can Kyle Dubas manage to keep all of his pending free agents together after this deal? Randy Carlyle is fired as the coach of the Anaheim Ducks. And Bob Murray has hired himself as the replacement. What is Bob thinking? Joel has some very big news to share with us. Two big things in fact! Brian Boyle has been dealt to the Nashville Predators for a 2nd round pick. Is that an over pay or the market at the deadline? The Arizona Coyotes are in the Elimination Station and the fix for this team might just be in Houston. Lastly, the Pavel Bure Must Watch Games of the Week are selected! All this and more on episode 218 of the 4th Line Hockey Podcast! Twitter: twitter.com/4thLinePodcast Facebook: facebook.com/the4thlinepodcast Email: mail@the4thlinepodcast.com Intro music by Erik Hall of Ane Croft anecroftmusic.bandcamp.com/releases Part of the Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB Financial  Sponsors: ATB is a bank that does a lot for the community. Find out how here! Head over to Seat Giant and use promo code APN for 5% off your purchase!

Luke, Craig and Jaime look at the teams that have completely fallen apart down the stretch, plus Dylan Strome's revival in Chicago, the Blues look like a playoff team, the most important addition the Coyotes have made this season, the big names other than Panarin that could get moved in the next two weeks, the Penguins look shaky and the very real problem that we may not see Connor McDavid back in the playoffs for years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chase Thomas is joined by Montreal Canadiens beat writer Stu Cowan to talk about the team's surprising season in the NHL, the rationale behind the Nate Thompson trade, their stellar play of late, their depth issues on the fourth line, the improved play of Carey Price, and the job Marc Bergevin has done putting together this roster. Then, the New Orleans Advocate's Rod Walker jumps on the pod to talk about the Anthony Davis saga in New Orleans, who is running the team with Dell Demps, Danny Ferry and Mickey Loomis in the fold, who Davis is as a person, the future of Jrue Holliday in New Orleans, when the trade will finally happen, and the future of the Pelicans after Davis is gone (26:00). Lastly, Anaheim Calling's Felix Sicard hops on the pod to talk about the dumpster fire that is the 2018-19 Anaheim Ducks, the firing of Randy Carlyle, Bob Murray's job as GM, the contract situation for John Gibson, the veterans who need to be moved, how this team can change course this offseason, and why Jack Hughes could be the guy for the Ducks in the NHL Draft (60:00). You can follow Chase on Twitter, like him on Facebook, read him on his website, and even email him at chasethomaspodcast@gmail.com if that is something you would like to do, too.

Ked, Hal and Papa are back to talk pre deadline deals with Boyle and McLeod going to Nashville and Muzzin going to Toronto. Randy Carlyle got fired, Bergeron played in his 1000th game and Ariana Grande gets hit by a hockey puck twice. The boys take your twitter questions, discuss their hero and zero for the week and go over a weekend of pond hockey in 3 stars.

Mickey DiStefano and Nathan Kanter hop on the mics to discuss this week's news in the hockey World. The boys discuss the Matthews contract and its implications, the Ducks (finally) firing Randy Carlyle, the Western Conference playoff bubble teams, the Malkin swing, and deadline rumours. Plus, they play co-sign/no-sign and go over fantasy stock up and stock down options. Matthews Contract - 1:00 What will Marner get? 4:42 Glendening Leafs rumours - 18:02 Ducks Fire Carlyle - 23:58 Trade Talk - 46:30 Western Conference Bubble Teams - 1:09:37 Co-sign/No-sign - 1:27:18 Fantasy stock watch - 1:41:47 Malkin Swing - 1:48:27 Final Thoughts - 155:57 The show is also available on all your podcast hosting sites (iTunes, Stitcher, Pod Catcher, Google Play, Spotify, etc.) ENJOY!

On this week’s Hockey Feels: The Flyers are still red hot, having won nine of their last ten games, the Blues and Blackhawks are making big pushes for the playoffs, The Ducks free fall has finally cost Randy Carlyle his job, and let’s just not mention the Oilers… Links: New Scoreboard at Wells Fargo Center Ducks fire Randy Carlyle Auston Matthews signs new contract NHL trade tracker Beanpot Final Brock McGillis fights homophobia in hockey Katie Burt practices with Preds NWHL Skills Comp NWHL All-Star Game Notes: Ham and cheese Connect Four Fun with Charting Hockey It’s a Sign. Are we there yet? Sponsors: Let’s Do Coffee Alberta Podcast Network

What's the ideal time for a beer league game? Rubeo wants to know with his and Kittelberger's 11:10 PM playoff game on the horizon. Schwartz witnesses batshit crazy hockey parents firsthand, all after Kus intros the show with the "blockbuster" trade of Nate Thompson to Montreal. Kitts follows with a roundup of the NHL standings, including Anaheim Ducks' 2 wins in 54 days resulting in the firing of Randy Carlyle (are they considering Gordon Bombay as his replacement?!). Crosby passes Lemieux in games played as a Penguin although his other stats are nearly as impressive as #66. Luongo moves into 2nd all times in games played as a netminder only trailing Martin Brodeur. Lindholm continues to produce and explains his mockery of the Hurricanes' viking clap. Elias Pettersson continues to light the lamp at a remarkable pace although no one has as many 5-on-5 goals since the beginning on 2016-17 season as Auston Matthews. And did you see Crosby's questionable play on Tyler Johnson? Or the Swiss league penalty shot where the eventual scorer skated back towards the red line briefly to retrieve a lost puck? Or McDavid's lighting fast hands in warmups? What sorcery?! All before placing Weekly Picks predictions and playing Top Shelf Trivia.

The Ducks have moved on from Randy Carlyle, the Blues are rolling and the Blackhawks have bounced back into form. Don La Greca is joined by E.J. Hradek to discuss.

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Mike and Jason talk Ducks with Eric Stephens, after the firing of Randy Carlyle. The boys also discuss What We Learned

Randy Carlyle's firing (0:30), Auston Matthews' new contract (3:04), latest injuries and news (9:20), updates on top draft prospects (14:02), how the standings are looking (23:45). Follow @hburry92 and @meghanmhall on Twitter!

TSN Hockey Analyst Dave Poulin joined the boys for his thoughts on Randy Carlyle being relieved of his duties. As well what the Leafs powerplay needs to do to get things going & if they can rely on Garret Sparks going forward

Today the Anaheim Ducks announced that Randy Carlyle was relieved of his coaching duties. Moving forward the general manager Bob Murray will coach the team for the remainder of the season. Teemu Selanne joined our show to discuss the situation. Topics Include: -Murray Hat Trick -Coach Teemu? -Samueli Statement  -Lose for Hughes? -Outlook for rest of the season

Coz and Ernie break down what went wrong and what happens now for the Ducks after Randy Carlyle's firing, the Blues and the Avs diverging paths in the Central Standings, Disappointment of the Week, and our final thoughts on the AAF.

On Monday's episode of Spittin' Chiclets the guys are joined by Scottie Upshall as a part of the west coast wagon tour. Uppies tells some hilarious stories and gives us an update on what he is up to now and when fans can expect to see him back on the ice. The guys also talk about all the hot teams in the NHL and all the teams that are struggling just as Randy Carlyle is fired by the Ducks. The boys discuss the firing and what it means for the future of the Ducks.

A morning announcement of Randy Carlyle's dismissal an hour before the planned taping of this episode derailed plans, but Chip has never been happier. She gets the outsider perspective from Alex Rauch (Kings fan) and Michael Thomas (Flyers fan) as they discuss WHY it took so long, Bob Murray taking the reins, and who should take over going forward. Plus RIP #PinkSlipRandy, and Chip gets advice from the hockey tournament vets ahead of preparing for next weekend's Throwback Classic.

Ahead this week on the program, the Toronto Maple Leafs finally brought an end to another disappointing playoff-less season. We'll look back on the last couple games against Tampa Bay and Montreal, look back on the season as a whole and tell you where the Leafs will draft in June.  Larry Tanenbaum wrote an open letter to Leaf fans apologizing for the season. Did his letter soften your anger toward the disappointing season? We'll touch on that as well as some reaction from Randy Carlyle and Brian Burke's season ending press conferences. Back Checking comes your later with Listener Contributions and a Troubling Fact of the Week. Wrapping the program is rigamarole, this week telling you what to expect in the first round of the playoffs. If Ilya Bryzgalov is afraid of bear in forest, he should be glad he isn't facing the Boston Bruins. This is Episode 7.28 of AFITC.

Ahead this week on the program, drop the black curtain, this season's done. The Toronto Maple Leafs free fall continued with two losses in their last three games giving them just two wins in their last 14 games. Ron Wilson's gone, Randy Carlyle is in. Mikhail Grabovski's back and for a long, long time. We'll fill you in on all of that coming up in the Redline Report. Back Checking comes your way next with Listener Contributions from Twitter and Email. Wrapping the segment is the Gong Banger with a very disconcerting Troubling Fact of the Week. Rigamarole this week looks at why we have become so accustomed to the culture of losing in Toronto. All that and more coming up on Episode 7.23 of AFITC.