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Leafs Offseason Landscape
Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open the show with a quick recap of the US Open and give their take on Rory Mcllroy once again coming up short at a major. The guys then discuss Brad Treliving being too cautious toward making new moves for the Leafs, what type of contract the Leafs should offer Auston Matthews and who could be potential trade target candidates. Next up, Gord Stellick from Leafs Nation joins the show to give his take on how the Leafs’ front office should handle relationship dynamics, the idea of Matthews signing for 8 years and what’s in store for Morgan Rielly and the D line. Finally, the guys wrap up the show with reactions to the Oliver Ekman-Larsson news and potential free-agent pick-ups.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.