No cat shit was ingested in the making of this podcast.

The Leafs have two more games on their homestand against the Sabres and Oilers.

It’s a race to the finish line and every point counts.

Once the score was 3-0 Montreal, things started to look up.

The Maple Leafs play the Habs on Hockey Night in Canada.

Can they get on the right track?

Duchene and Jensen moved, Stone and Dzingle still on the block.

The trend is down, the end is nigh. Or is it?

Tell us please.

Between the refs, Tom Wilson, and a dominant stretch leading to a sloppy end, this game sucked.

The Leafs are back at home after a long road trip to face last season’s Stanley Cup Cmapions.

With third line centre Nazem Kadri out, Babcock is getting creative.

The Leafs lose a centre while the Bruins add one (kind of).

And some cool experiments on the power play.

Canada and USA provided the best hockey of the week but there were plenty of intense games to go around.

We’ll have to entertain ourselves with the misfortunes of others if the Leafs stand pat.

We all have those players we cheer for even if they aren’t the superstars.

Tarasenko’s point streak got halted too as the Leafs worked their butts off to get that tie game.

The Leafs end their long road trip tonight in St. Louis.

Hudson Elynuik and Zach O’Brien will look to add some depth to a thin forward group.

The Leafs head to St. Louis to face the hottest team in the NHL.

It was a big night for Brooks, Bracco, Liljegren, Sandin, and Engvall.

I’m sorry to share this with you, one last time.

The deadline isn’t just about trades, it also affects the NHL and AHL playoff rosters.

Kucherov had a 5 point night, is one point shy of 100 at the 60 game mark, who can catch him?