Amy Johnson

So we'll see.

For Laval, they play Calgary again today.

And then they've got two games with Belleville and two games against the Marlies, the Toronto Marlies.

So they've got five games left.

We'll see how everything shakes out.

I think it's going to be a disappointing season for them, particularly, you know, the reigning Kelly Cup champions really had a difficult time of things this year.

They're not done yet, but they're sitting at fifth in the North Division, 15th overall in the ECHL.

They're not sitting in a playoff position right now, and they've got a ways to make up if they were to try to squeak in.

Just one bit of general hockey news that we wanted to touch on because, well, no one asked him to, but Toronto decided to make it sort of about the Canadians as well.

We know that the Toronto Maple Leafs fired GM Brad Tree Living earlier this week.

Keith Pelley, president and CEO of MLSC, came out to do a media availability on Tuesday to discuss it.

And, Rick, he had a very interesting quote in that, in discussing, you know, oh, what has gone wrong for Toronto this season.

And he said, quote, we definitely didn't see the train coming, which was the Buffalo Sabres and the Montreal Canadiens, and how strong those two teams are.

Buffalo and Montreal have shown that they're young, energetic teams who are going to be here for a long time.

End quote.

And my question is, what does that have to do with your team being bad?

It doesn't have anything to do with... How would that cause them to play differently?

Very bizarre.

All right, we're going to take our first break here on the Canadians Connection podcast.

And when we come back, we are tackling our big segment, our big topic segment, history in the making, a plethora of milestones for the Montreal Canadiens.