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Toronto Maple Leafs vs New York Islanders Postgame Show ft. Nick Alberga | Game 2 | TLN After Dark
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Zack Phillips goes live immediately following Game 2 of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 2026-27 season as the Leafs take on the New York Islanders. Zack breaks down everything that happened in Toronto’s second game of the year, with a close eye on Gavin McKenna and Darren Raddysh as both look for bounce-back performances after opening night, while Kirill Marchenko looks to carry over his strong Maple Leafs debut. Anthony Stolarz gets the start in goal for Toronto, Bo Groulx draws into the lineup at forward, and Zack breaks down how those changes impact the Leafs, how Auston Matthews and Toronto’s top players performed, the defensive pairings, special teams, and who stood out against the Islanders. Plus, Zack reacts to the biggest moments from Leafs vs. Islanders, takes your calls, answers Super Chats, and hears directly from Leafs Nation throughout the postgame show. Join us after the final horn for some good ol’ fashioned Leafs talk.
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