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Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal Canadiens Postgame Show ft. Jay Rosehill | Game 1 | TLN After Dark
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are officially back. Zack Phillips goes live immediately following Game 1 of the 2026-27 NHL season as the Maple Leafs open their year against the Montreal Canadiens, breaking down everything that happened in the season opener. Zack reacts to Auston Matthews’ performance, Gavin McKenna’s highly anticipated NHL regular-season debut, the Leafs’ new-look defensive pairings, Darren Raddysh’s impact on the power play, and Sergei Bobrovsky’s first regular-season game in a Toronto Maple Leafs uniform. Special guest and former Maple Leaf Jay Rosehill joins the show to give his take on Toronto’s opening-night performance, what stood out, and what Game 1 could tell us about this Leafs team moving forward. Plus, Zack takes your calls, answers Super Chats, reacts to the biggest moments from Leafs vs. Canadiens, and hears directly from Leafs Nation in the first edition of Leafs Nation After Dark of the 2026-27 season. Join us after the final horn for some good ol’ fashioned Leafs talk.
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