Ben and Brent stay locked into the Maple Leafs series with the Panthers in the final hour. The hosts talk about what they expect from Florida at home alongside Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports! The trio review the games and atmosphere in Toronto, as well as the officiating thus far in the series, before taking a closer look at how Max Pacioretty's play has changed since his time in Montreal. Later on, former Maple Leaf and current NHL on TNT broadcaster, Eddie Olczyk (23:10) stops by! The voice of Game 3 and 4 shares his take on the physicality and goaltending so far in the series, what he expects from the defending champs on home ice, and what a run for Toronto would mean.

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Ben & Brent discuss the Maple Leafs as they head into their third playoff game against the Panthers. They analyze what elements from Game 1 are sustainable, highlight standout players, and ponder if this franchise is "due" for success. They then chat with Leafs historian Damien Cox (25:38) about the current atmosphere around the team, expectations for fans, and what could turn a good postseason run into a great one. They also touch on Sid Crosby's participation in the Worlds and the rise of the Oilers.

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Ben & Brent kick off by discussing last night’s Stanley Cup Playoffs, highlighting the Oilers’ thrilling overtime win in Vegas, thanks to an incredible rush by Connor McDavid. They also touch on Calvin Pickard’s solid performances and the Capitals’ series tie against the Hurricanes. The conversation shifts to Logan Thompson’s potential Olympic opportunity for Team Canada. Later, they analyze the Blue Jays’ effort to avoid a sweep in L.A. and address Rafael Devers’ stance on playing first base in Boston (27:56).

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