Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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I'm good. I'm good. How are we doing here? Is it six foot one? I've got a challenge.
Chapter 2: What happened in the Maple Leafs' recent game against the Islanders?
Hazy, tell them. We'll tell Noodles my height, and then we'll go through either the negative or the positive. The negative would be the penguinos killing us. The positive is Rory at Augusta.
Yes, lots of positive today. Lots of negative. We have time for all of it. Yeah, the O was like a cadaver, like just a slab just sitting there, man. Hazy, you said I was 6'2". Well, it was 6 feet and I want to say 7 centimeters. No, that can't be right. I don't know. It wasn't quite 6'1".
Yeah, but see, watch where Lindsey's hand is.
Oh, you're calling.
Look at it on the left side. When you go back to Lindsey's hand, it's not at the bottom of your foot. That's the thing. She's giving you an inch and a half on her side, and you're just barely over six feet.
That's close to 6'1", but I will say you're right on Lindsey.
Look at where her hand is.
Lindsey kind of jammed that up a little bit, but Phil on the other end actually cut it short. So I think there was a compensation at the other end where it didn't get quite to the top of his head. I don't think you're growing necessarily, but you're not shrinking.
The thing with this guy is I told him during commercial break, and Keegan's with us, and I go, I'm pretty sure I'm 6'2", and he goes... I'm 6'2", bro. Who said that?
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Chapter 3: What is the outlook for the Maple Leafs' management after their defeat?
And prior to the 74, you could say, well, they were whatever. They had never won a World Series or went to a World Series. True. But they went to the playoffs a lot. Yeah. Right? Like, they won 89 games, won 90 games, 91, 92 games. And then they had a terrible season. And myself included, like, almost everyone was like, wow, they're terrible now. What are they going to do?
And they made a couple of moves, and all of a sudden they got back on the horse.
Hayes, when you talk about adding to next year, the one thing that people don't talk about enough ā Like, we did the board, you and Dregs did the board of, like, needs, and there was, like, eight spaces in there, okay? So not only do they have to bring different players in for next year, they also got to make people go away. Like, maybe six or seven. How are they going to do that?
Are they going to go New York Rangers and just start pulling that jazz where it's, like, make it uncomfortable, you're on waivers, blah, blah, blah, because... People have to go away.
I hear what you're saying. Listen, I'm not sitting here guaranteeing you that they're going to figure this out and that they're going to turn it around quickly. I think you do have to remember, and that board was, I think, appropriate and accurate, what Dregs had to say. There's 32 teams. Every team has weaknesses.
Every team in the league would look at their second line and say, man, we need a winger here, or their second D pairing. Man, we need that, or our backup goalie's terrible. We need this. Everyone needs something. Yes, the Leafs need a lot. I'm just saying, is it to the point now where regardless of what happens over the offseason,
are we going to be going in collectively next year thinking they're going to be horrendous? No. And they're awful? Because that's what's happening in the fan base right now. I guess that's what I'm saying. It's so bad. They look so awful. And their stats back it up. Oh, I know you're not going to want to hear this, but we were talking about it on the panel last night.
Dead last in shots against, dead last in slot shots, like everything across the board. It's horrendous how awful they are defensively.
But, Brian, the only thing is I want to reserve my judgment for anything with that organization, the players on the ice, until I know who's running it. And then at that point, when they start to make moves, because everybody's got their floating names. Hey, it's Mike Gillis or it's Suni Mehta. I don't want to butcher his name. Sonny Mehta. Sonny Mehta.
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Chapter 4: Who is Mike Gillis and why is he a candidate for the Maple Leafs?
They're all locked up and on term and on very reasonable contracts. it's easy to be uber-optimistic. You should be. Yet, they've played five games in the playoffs, and they didn't get pumped by Washington. They were all kind of overtime close games. Speed up a little bit. But pushed around, and that's the Washington was big and was leaning on them. And that's going to be the question.
What does Hudson look like in the playoffs? What does Demidov look like as he keeps going, Caulfield, et cetera? They're going to be challenged, and it's on them to show up.
The one thing that we shouldn't underestimate, and this is why it might favor Montreal looking pretty good, we thought young guys, not a lot of experience in the Olympics, probably look back on it and go, the Schaefer kid probably could have been there and not be overwhelmed by it. You're looking at what Celebrini did in the Olympics. Young players now are not overwhelmed by anything.
There's a difference between physicality and what you talked about.
That's the difference. Intimidation still counts in the league.
You're right. And Corey Perry will be front and center. Right in the middle of everything. He'll be right in the middle of chopping people.
We've got to take a break, boys, but we've got to play the Penguinos tribute to TSN.
I love how it's only TSN.
It's just you, Ace. It's you. No, it's me, too. I'm in there, too. I'm like, this is going to blow up in their face.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of Cole Caufield scoring 50 goals?
Hao Tong is having a great time. He's having a great time at Augusta. He is.
A great time, as he should be. And Scheffler was two over today. He's even on the tournament. Nick Taylor, one under still on the tournament. So, Canadian flag in the top 20. Let's head down to Augusta now. I can't wait to see the shirt he's got on. What's he got today?
Show us the pipe. Show us the pipe. Get that right bicep in there, Duffy. Come on. Yeah! Yes! Yes! Yes!
I love it. Phenomenal. How are you feeling down there? How are things going this afternoon?
Fred Ridley, if he saw that, I'd be out of here in a heartbeat probably. So I better take these things back down. It's going well, General. How are you guys?
Yeah, we're doing well.
What's with those matching hoodies? I missed this segment of the show. What's going on over there?
It's Greg Norman choking his guts out, falling down in the green with a straw hat on.
All right. That's our favorite hoodie. Noodles and I wear it every year.
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