OverDrive - March 31, 2026 - Hour 1 - Pierre LeBrun
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It's a blue Tuesday.
It's a blue Tuesday, Hazy B. It is a blue Tuesday. Yeah, it's a blue Tuesday. Weather-wise...
What were the key points from Keith Pelley's press conference?
Figuratively speaking, depending on which way you see things going with the Maple Leafs, the Blue Jays.
It didn't take long for the boos down at the Dome either.
How about Brendan Little getting booed game four of the season when everyone is uber positive about that team?
I know, but it seems like when that guy gets the ball, things start happening.
Like, come on. Yeah, I can't dispute that. I mean, the numbers would indicate that. He's got like a 49 ERA or something crazy.
Maybe what's wrong with him is he never saw the train coming.
Never saw the train coming, right? There's a lot of people in the city that never saw the train coming. Brendan Little maybe did not see the train coming. Jays are still 3-1. Scherzer's got to give them a lot of innings tonight, right? The bullpen got blown out. They had Heinemann in there just throwing batting practice at the end of the game last night. And it sucks for Cody Ponce. And we will wait on an answer from Schneider because they know what's wrong with him by now. I'm guessing in the next hour to an hour and a half we're going to get an answer on what's up with Cody Ponce. But the reference you're making is the train coming through the Atlantic Division and went right through Union, right? According to Keith Pelley.
Might have been a via rail. Well, I know you can get the via rail from Montreal. I don't know what you can get from Buffalo. But I think you can get up through Buffalo.
You can go Amtrak.
You can get Amtrak. Does that cross the border? I have no idea.
Can you explain? I have no idea. Keith Pelley came out today and said, we just didn't see the train coming. Can you elaborate on what that means to you?
Let me play it first, okay? Oh, okay. I'm doing the reset thing, right? We talked about it yesterday.
Oh, okay. This is a learning as we go process.
By the end of this, I want you throwing the clips and you kind of setting it up. This is a big day, I think, for everybody. But I got a lot of clips I want to play today from Keith Pelley, who spoke a couple of hours ago, and obviously we're referencing what happened last night, Brad Treliving being relieved of his duties as GM. And we'll get into the game to an extent, because it actually was an entertaining game. But this is what Keith Pelley had to say. about what caught them off guard this year, like why it went from them being in a position last year where he thought he had the right people in place and they were ready to pounce and have a very good season to the position they're in now. This was Keith Pelley earlier this afternoon.
I honestly believe that we didn't have the alignment, we didn't have the culture, we didn't have the structure that we needed to be successful. And you can point to a number of issues, Ree, this year. I'm not going to talk about injuries. The only thing that I would say is we need to be better. We need to be able to adapt quicker. And we definitely... Didn't see the train coming, which was the Buffalo Sabres and the Montreal Canadiens, and how strong those two teams are.
What does that mean, though? Does this mean you were going to coast along and hope they were garbage again?
Yes, that's exactly what it means. You probably thought that we are better than Montreal, they're going to be struggling to get into a wildcard spot, and Buffalo's going to be a basement team, so we don't necessarily worry about them. We worry about Florida, Tampa, Boston to a certain degree, and maybe oversight on Detroit as well. Because Ottawa's a good team, but they're not in a playoff spot.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:34
2
What were the key points from Keith Pelley's press conference?
0:34–8:18
3
How did the dismissal of Brad Treliving impact the team?
8:18–10:48
4
What are the foundational pieces of the Toronto Maple Leafs?
10:48–14:16
5
What does Keith Pelley mean by 'not seeing the train coming'?
14:16–17:09
6
How does the Maple Leafs' management plan to move forward?
17:09–32:45
7
What are the implications of Auston Matthews' future with the team?
32:45–40:48
8
What are the potential candidates for the GM position?
40:48–48:20
Speakers
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