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Are The Toronto Maple Leafs Heading Into The Playoffs As Frauds?
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On Episode 137 of the Gluttons For Punishment Podcast, Michael Lepore and Anthony Bruno discuss whether the Toronto Maple Leafs are heading into the playoffs as frauds, considering their recent losses to the Carolina Hurricanes and Boston Bruins. They also give their thoughts on the team's play without an injured Mitch Marner, Ilya Samsonov being the likely Game 1 playoff starter, the impact of new additions Connor Dewar and Joel Edmundson, and the Eastern and Western Conference playoff races.
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Show Index
0:00 Intro
1:55 Should we be concerned about the Leafs?
26:49 Will Ilya Samsonov be the Game 1 playoff starter?
29:44 Eastern Conference playoff race
34:24 Thoughts on Connor Dewar and Joel Edmundson
38:21 Western Conference playoff race
43:01 Episode 137 final thoughts
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