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[roscoe]: You guys want to see something funny? [roscoe]: M. hm. I mean, [steph]: Oh [roscoe]: My [steph]: my [roscoe]: first question [steph]: God, [roscoe]: is why, um, why, why do this to yourself? My second is how many takes. Because that was pretty. That was pretty elaborate. [roscoe]: That curve all the way around the bowl. That was that was measured and calculated. [biehner]: How after the first one didn't hit, would you continue attempting It?

[suthy]: Uh, [roscoe]: Yeah, seeing the [suthy]: uh, [roscoe]: force that it comes flying by you at when it misses like I don't. I don't want to hit that. So for anybody listening, [roscoe]: that was somebody rolling a bowling ball in a like an in a bowl of a scape boarding park, and you see the ball go all [roscoe]: the way around the ball and into a guy's nuts. As most funny videos end it, Something hits a guy in the nets. You know, [steph]: It's why women live [roscoe]: Uh, [suthy]: Uh,

[steph]: longer. Okay, You guys [roscoe]: uh, [steph]: always do stupid [suthy]: uh, [steph]: as ship like this like we start [suthy]: Oh, [steph]: the pod and I'm watching on. Like why? [roscoe]: Oh, [steph]: Why [suthy]: Walk [roscoe]: I'm [suthy]: into leaf. like where you get your most sophisticated humor. [roscoe]: Yeah. I honestly, I think jackass is to blame for a lot of it. [steph]: Fair? [suthy]: Hudyoberset.

[roscoe]: Um, yeah, I mean, that was the transition from like America's Funniest videos, You know where it's kids saying funny [roscoe]: things or oh no, I dropped something to like. Now people got to get like seriously hurt. Everybody's threshold for what's [roscoe]: the funny video was just pushed up by them. And now the bars set and everybody's got to got to live up to them And [roscoe]: that's not a good thing to do.

[steph]: I want to know what size that ball was? Was it like a twelve pounder [suthy]: The weight. [steph]: or [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: fifteen pounder? [roscoe]: Um, I think it was. It was a pretty big one and hit some couple of smaller ones. All right, hoke, hoke, welcome to [roscoe]: Leaps late night. Let's hit it [roscoe]: Already. Welcome back to Leafs late night. I'm your host, Rosco, joined by step, the Fatalist study and beaner, We

[roscoe]: are presented by Inside the rank. It's never too late for the leaves, so the leaves said, Quite the game tonight, coming [roscoe]: out explosive and maybe taking a little bit of a back seat for a bit and finish things off strong. So it was a little

[roscoe]: bit of everything to introduce Rianallriley and Nolachari to the team. You know, they've got a taste of ever Things since [roscoe]: they've been here [steph]: I was thinking that coming into tonight because they wanted to be here for the Montreal game right like, [suthy]: They [steph]: they [suthy]: were [steph]: were [suthy]: very [steph]: very [suthy]: hot [steph]: adamant [suthy]: about [steph]: about [suthy]: it.

[steph]: it to the point that Ryan Riley had to break into their old arena and [suthy]: Yes, [steph]: get the equipment to get [suthy]: I [steph]: it on the plane. And then they [suthy]: had [steph]: had a goole fashion leafy [suthy]: lost [steph]: loss against the last place team of the league against Chicago on Sunday, and then Bam, returning [suthy]: You. Get [steph]: against [suthy]: your [steph]: your [suthy]: old [steph]: old [suthy]: team.

[steph]: team. It's [suthy]: never [steph]: never [suthy]: scored [steph]: scored [suthy]: more [steph]: more [suthy]: than [steph]: than [suthy]: two. [steph]: two or [suthy]: one [steph]: one [suthy]: goal [steph]: goal [suthy]: in [steph]: In that building. After how many games he's played there right over a hundred games and he scores [suthy]: Three [steph]: three [suthy]: today, [steph]: tonight.

[roscoe]: And his first multi [steph]: Oh [roscoe]: goal game [steph]: so [roscoe]: of [steph]: nice. [roscoe]: the season. I mean, I know Saint Louis has been bad, [suthy]: Hm, [roscoe]: but poor guy. I'm glad they got him the Patrick of the empty net. That was a nice little icing on the cake there. So [roscoe]: Southey, you have been around since we've gotten Riley. I believe. So what? What excites you the most about this trade [roscoe]: with him and a char?

[suthy]: Um, having him in the line up, [roscoe]: Yeah, [suthy]: I call this in mid December. I think we had a podcast where we talked about this. [roscoe]: You did. [suthy]: Um. Just everything he brings like is pair degree. Obviously we need Stanley cup winning the cons. His two way play is unreal, [suthy]: but adding a char is kind of one of the most underrated parts of this trade Like he brings something so different to

[suthy]: our fourth line. That makes it really comparable when they play against Tampa Bay or Boston. I think that's going to [suthy]: be a huge deciding factor going forward. [roscoe]: I definitely agree and I felt almost like Ryan Callahan there. I don't know if you guys caught his question to Keith, [roscoe]: but it was pretty funny. It's like. So what do you think is working for the Marnortavara, a Riley line and keeps like [roscoe]: their super stars. [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: Yeah,

[roscoe]: I don't. I don't know. they're all really good. How do you want me to answer that? [steph]: Keith did say, though, since no Acari has been in this line up, the fourth line has never looked better. just from judging [steph]: two [suthy]: Game [steph]: games alone. I mean, he scored in the last [suthy]: Game. [steph]: game [suthy]: which [steph]: which [suthy]: we [steph]: we missed, and tonight seven hits. [suthy]: guys. [roscoe]: Oof?

[steph]: guys, dam, like he's [suthy]: He's [steph]: already [suthy]: already [steph]: leading [suthy]: leading [steph]: the [suthy]: the [steph]: category [suthy]: category And

[steph]: and he's not afraid to throw on the bot. And it's not even just that for me [suthy]: Me [steph]: anyways, [suthy]: anyway, [steph]: I noticed he is so great at breaking out the puck from the boards or feeding Really anyone to the point where no [suthy]: No [steph]: one [suthy]: one [steph]: sees [suthy]: sees [steph]: the [suthy]: the [steph]: puck coming. [suthy]: coming [steph]: All [suthy]: or [steph]: you [suthy]: he [steph]: see [suthy]: sees [steph]: is the [suthy]: the.

[steph]: puck Just stroll out and no [suthy]: No [steph]: one's [suthy]: one's [steph]: there [suthy]: there, [steph]: or [suthy]: or [steph]: they're [suthy]: they're [steph]: just [suthy]: just [steph]: not [suthy]: not [steph]: expecting [suthy]: expect [steph]: it, And like an, like I Ave typed his [suthy]: name [steph]: name [suthy]: so [steph]: so [suthy]: many [steph]: many [suthy]: times [steph]: times [suthy]: tonight. [steph]: tonight [suthy]: Just [steph]: Just I'm impressed.

[roscoe]: Yeah, and I mean David Camp, seventy one percent on the dot, Riley, fifty seven per cent on the dot. To far as got [roscoe]: waved in for the one obviously on it, Can you imagine the center gets waved out and you have to go against J. T. instead?

[suthy]: J. T was already like a top ten center man in the league for his percentage to. so, it's like a whole versatality wrinkle [suthy]: that if they wanted put R or even J. T on the certain line, it makes their top four lines so hard to play against. [suthy]: and in matching to it's know, he must be thrilled about this because going forward it's a huge huge coup for him. [biehner]: Wasn't there a question after the Hobs game about the face off prowess?

[suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: M. [roscoe]: One of [steph]: M. [roscoe]: the questions actually that they asked during the intermission today was interesting Is would you take Riley? Game one of the [roscoe]: playoffs, O. Riley, going to be on the second line or third line center, and I want to know what you guys think of [roscoe]: this, so stuff will start with you.

[steph]: Well, I think it's just a great opportunity to test it out right now and not make that final decision, because we're [steph]: not in the play offs yet, so why not try and get J T comfy on the wing and gather up some points like you did tonight [steph]: and shut up the haters from Sunday night. And when the time comes and you need a better match up, Maybe put Riley on

[steph]: the third third line and see how it works out before you know playoffs come. and [suthy]: You've [steph]: we have [suthy]: already [steph]: already [suthy]: discussed [steph]: discussed [suthy]: Tampa [steph]: Tampasball. [suthy]: bottom [steph]: I'm [suthy]: six [steph]: six, [suthy]: right, [steph]: Right [suthy]: like [steph]: like [suthy]: the [steph]: there. [suthy]: No [steph]: No [suthy]: jokes. [steph]: joke. So [roscoe]: So what do you think, [steph]: I don't know

[suthy]: Ah, that's a tough one man. I think they're going to start him off as they are right now. He'll be playing second [suthy]: line center along J. T. But if things go a rye, then you obviously put it in the third line spot right away. Like [suthy]: I said, That's depth that they've never really had before going into the playoffs And that's a huge. huge plus for this [suthy]: team right now. no wrong answers. [roscoe]: Benerisyou? Nodding your head, you agree.

[biehner]: Kind of like you know, O. Riley and J. T can both work at center. We know that that's where they've played the majority [biehner]: of their careers, so why not try what they're doing right now? putting one of them on the wing to see if that can [biehner]: work. and you always have the The Fall Back Vail safe right that you can go [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: one, two, three, bang, bang, bang, and like they pointed out on the podcast, if point against Matthews, stamp co Against

[biehner]: Tavares, and then you have to throw. Who are you you doing, Paul, or who's their fourth line center, Belmaire against [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: Riley, Like, come on,

[roscoe]: No, it's a good point, especially up against Tam. But you might want that for the third or fourth line. But what I [roscoe]: read today was that Keith told to Vera's when he moved him to the wing that it wasn't going to be a one time thing and [roscoe]: to get used to it, So I mean whether that means for the long hall like this is where you are now or he just means

[roscoe]: you know for a couple of weeks at least see how it works. but honestly, I kind of agree with Banner that it looks good [roscoe]: against the third and fourth lines there to move a Riley down. But Uh, with how the third line played tonight, like kerfoot [roscoe]: and Yarn Croke have been working really well together and was good to. And that fourth line of what S T astinrsacari [roscoe]: or Chary, And [steph]: Kerfoot. [suthy]: Cure. [roscoe]: So who? who was on the [steph]: No,

[roscoe]: third line? Then it was anvil, yarn, Croke, and [biehner]: Camp [steph]: In Val [biehner]: and yarn crook. [steph]: Yong [roscoe]: camp. Yeah, [steph]: and cans. [suthy]: Yeah. [roscoe]: Jesus. Anyway, the third line worked really [steph]: M. [roscoe]: well, Yarn. Crow killed a ton of time there On that penalty Killed was fantastic like they're just. they're figuring

[roscoe]: out how to do the things that they need to do. You know, the they're finding offense when the holes are there and they're [roscoe]: killing time when they need to kill time. It's I don't know. The fourth line is becoming the shutdown line That it needs [roscoe]: to be. Kari was getting all up in doll's face. Oh my god, [steph]: Yeah, and it's nice to see that the puck is being cycled. The other team is being hemmed into their own zone, and the chances

[steph]: are coming like countless times tonight. especially in the first period. How many times did kerfoot try and feed a chare [roscoe]: Oh yeah. [steph]: and vice versa? [suthy]: M [steph]: even zar like, I feel like there's a whole new life to this line that's super valuable And just imagine once you know [steph]: Poppy's line [suthy]: In [steph]: gets [suthy]: going [steph]: going, and then Ing Val gets a little [suthy]: little. [steph]: scoring itch. This team is deep.

[roscoe]: Yeah. so I mean just to jump into the game first period, Ryanall, Riley, scoring back to back thirty seven seconds apart. [roscoe]: Like I mean, obviously everybody is excited for him to get his first one, But to my stream was a little behind and [roscoe]: I was seeing Twitter go up like scored again like Way away away away, wait, wait, [suthy]: Uh, [roscoe]: wait, [suthy]: uh, [roscoe]: don't don't spoil this [steph]: Hm.

[roscoe]: for me, which is happen. and sure enough, him and Marner were just like On another level tonight, Even the passes that [roscoe]: went to him where he didn't score. it was like he was. Marner was finding him through three or four people. It's no [roscoe]: wonder he finished night with a career high five assists. That's insane.

[steph]: I think it's really important to point out, though neither of these goals happen if it weren't for T J. Brodie, stopping [steph]: the momentum [suthy]: Yeah,

[steph]: of the sabers going the other way. He [suthy]: I [steph]: literally on the first goal Anyways, he was [suthy]: There [steph]: there at neutral Ise, breaks up the play, then chips it to J. T, who you know feeds [suthy]: Marner [steph]: Marner for the Rianoriley goal, And then the [suthy]: A [steph]: same [suthy]: thing [steph]: thing happens. [suthy]: Buffalo [steph]: Buffalo chips it [suthy]: own [steph]: down into [suthy]: the [steph]: the leaves [suthy]: one

[steph]: zone. Brodie retrieves the puck to go. Comes back up thirty seconds. thirty seven seconds [suthy]: later, [steph]: later. they do it again, So I thought the D [suthy]: Tony. [steph]: tonight. [suthy]: Will [steph]: Well, especially Rody, and I believe who was he paired with Timmons, Right. They were good for me [suthy]: Mary [steph]: majority of the night. But then it [suthy]: really [biehner]: Yeah, [steph]: really [suthy]: drop?

[steph]: dropped off. We all know the game really dropped off in the second and third there. [roscoe]: Yeah, the D was okay tonight. I feel like the forwards were bailing them out a bit. There was a lot of breaking up of [roscoe]: plays [suthy]: Hm? [roscoe]: in the neutral zone. You know, people were getting dropped from behind by the forwards when they weren't expecting it. I

[roscoe]: feel like they were bailing them out a lot, and it started to show as they stopped doing that in the second and third. At [roscoe]: least that's what I took away. So what do you? what do you think defensively was going on here?

[suthy]: Defensively I thought we got a little bit relaxed for some going back of it but two steps point, like when Randall [suthy]: Riley scared those first of goals, he was the last man back on both of them at one point, so he was being very defensively [suthy]: responsible, and he was hauling his ass back into the offensive one, And that's where you kind of got lost in the mix,

[suthy]: so he was able to go kind of alone for both those goals. But to your question, you know, going up for nothing in the leaves, [suthy]: I think they started playing on their heels A little bit, and defensively we were not helping them out as much, so [suthy]: I don't really blame the defense as much as I blame the offense not coming back and helping out as much.

[roscoe]: Yeah, I think Timmins had a rough night. He's somebody who I think has been more good than bad since he's been on the [roscoe]: team, but I feel like whenever he has a rough game it's it's pretty obvious and it starts with a penalty and then from [roscoe]: there he gets frustrated [suthy]: Yes, [roscoe]: and then it kind of goes downhill. I feel like when his night starts off with some good offensive plays, he can ride

[roscoe]: that for the whole night, but I don't know. He's still a little temperamental when it comes to, you know the mistakes. [roscoe]: It's like with rasmistelly Ets, frustrated. Then it just takes over the rest of his night. He, however, Turn it into [roscoe]: cutting through four [suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: guys and trying to score. [biehner]: With, [suthy]: Yes, [biehner]: with regards to Timmons, though, there's something to be said for the consistency, and now an you're goin to be

[biehner]: in the line up right like we saw this previously. when it came to Sand Man and Lily, they would have flashes of brilliance [biehner]: and then they to have games where they just completely jumped in the freezer because they were worried, even if even [biehner]: if they said they weren't in the back of their minds, they were worried that every single little mistake is going to [biehner]: be what's going to pull them out of the line up for the next game. like you saw it [suthy]: Hm,

[biehner]: against Montreal. Timmons played great. like he played. He had two penalties. Okay, that happens, but he was also on [biehner]: the score sheet. He got points and he was pulled out for the Chicago game. So then now this game that's in the back [biehner]: of his mind again is like crap. you know, one little, [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: one little oops, one little mess up. I'm going to be pulled out so you can't be playing. Wondering about the next

[biehner]: game. You've got to stay in that game and that can be difficult. When you're in and out of the line up. [roscoe]: That's a good point. Actually, so scratch tonight we had Geordie, [suthy]: M. [roscoe]: Ben and Rasmus Sanden, So Sandene's not been scratched in. I think this season. so [biehner]: He's injured. [roscoe]: Yeah, [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: Yep, [roscoe]: Well, here I go. I missed that, [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: my bad. so [steph]: M. [suthy]: Ep.

[steph]: hm, [roscoe]: I guess until he's back we'll probably see Tim on staying in the line up, so that should give him some some better games [roscoe]: in the next couple of weeks, but I don't. How long? [suthy]: And [roscoe]: Do [suthy]: since we're talking about you right now, I'm sorry, but I think Hall has been. Someone has been playing really good lately.

[suthy]: He hasn't been like noticed at all, which is a testament to his game. I think he's been extremely steady. He's been negating [suthy]: all the mistakes he has been making and I've really really liked this game. [roscoe]: No? I got to give it to him. A lot of the American broadcast that Ive been watching the last few games have been praising [roscoe]: him And you know how cheap his deal is and I'm like Okay, fine, I get [biehner]: Take [roscoe]: it perspective. [biehner]: them.

[steph]: M, [roscoe]: It's such a hot and cold. You know, [steph]: M. [roscoe]: you asked me week by week and I'll say fine. We can keep him where I cannot watch another game of him. Do you want [roscoe]: to do an Eds text? I got a good one. Speaking of defense, [steph]: Yes, [roscoe]: Um, [steph]: Let's hear it. [roscoe]: Oh, Riley, hot, Riley sucks, [suthy]: Okay, [steph]: M. M [roscoe]: Um game ecouldyeah, Because this [steph]: Fair.

[roscoe]: game could have gone to a wall in the third are sneaky and tough like his game. So my dad, continuing his hate of Morgan [roscoe]: Riley. What do you guys think Because the panel again to go back to what they talked about in the broadcast Here. The [roscoe]: panel was talking about how he's really got to find his game. As the leaves approach the play office Here. he's starting

[roscoe]: to get there, but it's still not at the Morgan Riley level that we we know and love you know. So what do you I think [roscoe]: is the answer here?

[steph]: I don't know. I mean the tough goal tonight in the third period kind of fell on Riley a bit. He was too, or too wide could [suthy]: Take [steph]: take [suthy]: this [steph]: his man tuck head, a complete free [suthy]: Lane, [steph]: lane, [suthy]: rushing [steph]: rushing [suthy]: to [steph]: to Samsonov and was [suthy]: be [steph]: able [suthy]: to [steph]: to bury it. And you [suthy]: mention [steph]: mentioned [suthy]: Hall.

[steph]: Hall Southey real quick. I think the Jeff Skinner goal was a little bit on Hall. Unfortunately, [suthy]: Yeah, that's [steph]: he was [suthy]: fair. [steph]: out of position and didn't have his man, but Riley. Of course, I have the bias for Riley. He's our. He's our boy, right, [steph]: he's our quarterback here, but I don't know. I think he was on the rest of the team for the second and third. I mean [steph]: that the first period completely different. They put the [suthy]: The

[steph]: defense first. The offense came immediately [suthy]: date [steph]: like they were completely unstoppable, [suthy]: to [steph]: and then the second and third just fell off Lucy Goose, And look at the result, [roscoe]: Yeah, and I think part of it always comes back to my sticking point with Riley is that he's never had a partner. I [roscoe]: mean, went up against Iliolaboushkin tonight, who you know hasn't scored since he was a leaf, fun fact, and he was

[roscoe]: the most solid looking partner and longest term partner. I think Riley's had I don't know five years, [suthy]: Hm. [roscoe]: so that's a problem. It shouldn't be that way, and I think this is kind of what we're starting to see as he's coming [roscoe]: back. And it's like how do you Get back in the grove? If you're you're switching partners all the time and there's

[roscoe]: no um, normal to come back to, I guess because it's always changing for him. I think it's it's tough to do that night [roscoe]: at a night out. [biehner]: Oh, it's a big challenge when you don't know who you're going to be playing with. Like if you're looking at him and saying [biehner]: he struggled tonight, and this is me. I know I'm biased in this opinion, but he was paired with Hall for fourteen minutes.

[suthy]: Yep, [roscoe]: And this is my, but [steph]: I [roscoe]: this [steph]: know you're [roscoe]: is [biehner]: Like [roscoe]: my [steph]: going [biehner]: like, [roscoe]: point [steph]: to say that [roscoe]: is like you're not doing him any favors by not finding him the proper defensive pair. I mean, T. J. Brodie. Was that,

[roscoe]: Why did I get that Brodie works well with with Liligran or with Timmons, or with San Den? Like you can put him with all [roscoe]: these guys and you can solidify any of your second or third pairs, but I just I feel like it hurts Riley to just keep [roscoe]: switching whoever is on the first pair with him [biehner]: But realistically so for tonight with Sand Man Hurt, you had Riley Hall, you had Geo and Lily and you had Brody and

[biehner]: Timmons. I would rather that and take away a lot of Riley's Ga than have Riley Brody go Lily and haul Timmons, [roscoe]: I would [biehner]: Because [roscoe]: rather [biehner]: then [roscoe]: Lilly [biehner]: than you're [roscoe]: with, [biehner]: just going to completely destroy Timmons confidence. [roscoe]: But in that in that case, I would put [suthy]: M. [roscoe]: Lily with Riley [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: And Barry Holland Timmons,

[biehner]: But that's the same thing. though you're still having Hall completely destroy Timon's confidence. [roscoe]: Yeah, it's true. there's no. [steph]: They're both [suthy]: Candid. [steph]: right [roscoe]: Yeah. [steph]: handed. [roscoe]: fine. okay, [biehner]: Uh, uh, [suthy]: Uh [roscoe]: Fine, [steph]: M. [suthy]: H, [roscoe]: Everybody can write me moving [steph]: M.

[roscoe]: on, John Devers picking up his twenty sixth of the year from Riley and Marner. This line continues to be on Stop Bowl. [roscoe]: We got to come up with a name for this Now that we're talking about it, This was the question from Mike the fanatic, [roscoe]: So what do we call the second line? We got [steph]: Eight points [roscoe]: M.

[steph]: in seven minutes and fourteen seconds for the second line in the first period. all [suthy]: Ontario [steph]: Ontario [suthy]: boys [steph]: boys, and you know what they say, good things grow in Ontario. [roscoe]: I don't think that's [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: the jingle, but it's close enough. [suthy]: As [steph]: yes, [suthy]: a [steph]: it isit. [biehner]: That was. That was [steph]: So [biehner]: the [steph]: is [biehner]: jingo for the longest time.

[roscoe]: Yeah, but [suthy]: And thirteen points [steph]: What does [suthy]: throughout [steph]: it know? [suthy]: the whole game is pretty [biehner]: I don't [suthy]: impressive. [biehner]: know if it's still that because I don't pay for actual T. V. [roscoe]: No, [biehner]: So [roscoe]: I'm [biehner]: I [roscoe]: just [biehner]: don't normally [roscoe]: saying [biehner]: watch [roscoe]: your [biehner]: commercials, [roscoe]: your notes were yoryoyour.

[suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Melody [steph]: Childhood? [roscoe]: was wrong. The words were right. [steph]: Oh guys, I'm a blabber, [suthy]: Uh, [steph]: not a singer. [roscoe]: Okay, [steph]: Okay, [biehner]: Uh, [roscoe]: Okay, [suthy]: uh, [roscoe]: so [biehner]: uh, [roscoe]: we can do Ontario, We got magic, we got the rhino, we got the captain. We got a lot of things to work with here. [roscoe]: What? [suthy]: I feel put on the spot [steph]: Home grown.

[suthy]: home grown. Exactly There you go. [steph]: I don't know. [roscoe]: Well, what's something? [steph]: Um, the Green Belt. [roscoe]: the Green Belt? [suthy]: The green belt. That's not bad. [roscoe]: That's actually a pretty good one. Um, I don't know something for one. [suthy]: The G. T. [roscoe]: the g, t, [roscoe]: Um, [steph]: Well, [roscoe]: G, T goals, tan and apples. [suthy]: Yeah,

[steph]: Well, what's the abbreviation? We have t? let's see M and o, [biehner]: Rono, [steph]: t. [biehner]: tor [steph]: M. O, [biehner]: tranto, [suthy]: Call the Gtbs [steph]: Two are [suthy]: Gitranoboys, [biehner]: And then, but then you have. Then you have marner there too. So you mess it up. I was thinking of Arsanariley, Drona. [steph]: Man, is the orchard of it all? He's the apple picker.

[suthy]: It's [steph]: He's [suthy]: kind [steph]: the [suthy]: of [steph]: apple grower [suthy]: funny how [steph]: because [suthy]: Mars. [steph]: he grew in Ontario, [suthy]: He's like the undisputed [steph]: Not me. [suthy]: engine of this offense now, right like, I think, Matthews is by far the most talented and best player here. but without [suthy]: Marner, this does not go. He is proving that game in the game out. He is everything that drives this offense. and

[suthy]: yeah, everything is just going through him right now. It's super impressive to watch. [roscoe]: Yeah, I feel like we should [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Ontario showed out. Have a Big Apple award and the Big Apple award tonight goes to Mitch Marner, And somebody can. whoever, [roscoe]: whoever [steph]: To [roscoe]: has another crazy apple night can take it from him, but I'm pretty sure it's just going to live with Marner for the [roscoe]: rest of the season.

[steph]: T. m O. [suthy]: The last [steph]: too [suthy]: time [steph]: much Ontario. [suthy]: the Maple Leaf had five assist on the road was boring salmon in nineteen seventy seven. [roscoe]: Oh wow, get one up to Ben. Uh, [steph]: Nice, [roscoe]: Um, okay, [steph]: Wow, [roscoe]: we'll come back to the name. We'll come up with something. Send us what you think it should be, But it's something Ontario. [roscoe]: I don't know. There's so many things to work with here, H, [steph]: Home grown.

[roscoe]: home grown and I like Green Belt. [steph]: I don't know. [roscoe]: like the Blue Belt. [roscoe]: I don't know [suthy]: We'll rig up it. [roscoe]: Michael Bunting, scoring, [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Gonna break [steph]: Scarberia, [roscoe]: break a wish break, break away. Ish U from Riley and New Lander. This one I did not think this was going to go in. [roscoe]: He caught up L, little little it of Posen there.

[steph]: Actually, Samuelson, Kind O, gets caught with knee lander at the leaf's blue line and they fall on top of each other somehow, [steph]: and Riley just collects the random pick off that little scramble and feeds bunting. And yeah, I can't believe he scored [steph]: it. either. I'm up, L. I don't know what was wrong tonight. Usually he's a nice little sneaky fantasy pick up when the time [steph]: is right, but tonight six [roscoe]: He's having [steph]: hundred [roscoe]: a.

[steph]: I know. he got pulled [roscoe]: He's having [steph]: afterward. [roscoe]: a bad season. He's in sub nine hundred, and like a, three seventy or three point seven goals against or something [roscoe]: like. He was a lot better last year when the team was worse, which is crazy. [steph]: Seven forty eight left in the period and the leaves chased him out of the net. [roscoe]: Yeah, Maybe there's something to be said [steph]: Right

[roscoe]: about when your team gets better, they're playing away from their own net. more. [biehner]: Well, not only that they're playing [suthy]: M. [biehner]: a completely different style like buffaloes in the top of the league. Now for goals right, [suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Yeah, well, that's what I mean Like [suthy]: it's [roscoe]: they're playing away from him and they just opening up a lot more chances for up to let in goals. Sorry, say

[suthy]: After the first eleven minutes. The shots were eight to one for Tana and those are really really high on chances to. [suthy]: so they kind of left him out to drive. I think it wasn't completely all on him. [roscoe]: Oh, for sure, And that was something they talked about is Buffalo is one of the worst teams for giving up slight chances,

[roscoe]: and the leaves are one of the best teams that scoring them. So that's where Eveything was going to come from tonight, [suthy]: M. [roscoe]: and that's kind of what happened. [steph]: What I was looking at specifically was that the sabers are the worst in the league on the dot, [roscoe]: Really. [steph]: So I was wondering during this first period were they losing every single draw and I'm just looking here. You know,

[steph]: Page Thompson, twenty two percent tonight. Then you have Dillon Cousins, thirty three per cent. And who is the third line [steph]: center Pozo seventy one per cent. That was the best tonight, but I don't know. I think this is really affecting them, Even [steph]: though they're scoring third overall goals for their twenty fourth overall for goals against, and the only thing that's

[steph]: really keeping them afloat is their power play. their twenty five per cent on their power play, but the penalty key [steph]: kill is thirty per cent. It's like they can only out score their problems and there's no other support for [roscoe]: Speaking [steph]: them. [roscoe]: of their power play, leaves shut it down tonight and go to nineteen in a row. And I think thirty [suthy]: Yes,

[roscoe]: one of their last thirty three penalties they've killed. That's crazy. They haven't let one in since the all star break. [roscoe]: Now, To be fair, they did have a bye week after the all star break on like most teams, but still it counts. Matthews [suthy]: That's [roscoe]: was [suthy]: an [roscoe]: only.

[suthy]: interest he sat, [steph]: No, [suthy]: especially when you [steph]: the [suthy]: think when you think of like Ryan Riley, too, because he is an elite penalty killer and he's going to be on your second [suthy]: penalty kill line up. And so that should only get better. [roscoe]: Oh yeah, Matthews was only thirty percent tonight On the dot. That's unfortunate. [suthy]: He had a bit of a rough note.

[steph]: Now the leaves. Yeah, first shot on net over ten minutes into the first for Sammy. But then the leaves just completely [steph]: went downhill on the shot counter. I mean What? Eleven in the second, eight in the second period, and not much after [steph]: in the third, and completely [suthy]: Played [steph]: played [suthy]: the [steph]: their [suthy]: game [steph]: game.

[suthy]: at [steph]: It seemed in the first until the end of the third, but I remember your saying, in our group Chat Southey, it was the [steph]: start of the third in. If somebody had like eight shots [suthy]: Chops. [steph]: from the end of the first, so nothing was going to the net or hitting [suthy]: I. [steph]: the net anyway.

[roscoe]: There was one point. I did the math. The leaves were on pace to outshoot the sabers, forty eight to nine, and I'm [roscoe]: like if this stays, this is going to be a really bad game for the sabers, and oh my god, thirty two to twenty nine, [roscoe]: or the final shots like you would never know that at one point it was so tilted in one direction, and I think it was

[roscoe]: seven in a row that buffalo got in the second period there. When the leaves got one, it was almost like when you're [roscoe]: watching a team in basketball go in a run, you're like How have they score So many before the other teams gotten one? [roscoe]: Like it's just flipped on its head this game. [biehner]: Score effect [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: is [suthy]: with [biehner]: a real [suthy]: ten [biehner]: thing.

[suthy]: minutes left if there appeared sorry, they only had I think seven shots for that thirty minutes. [roscoe]: Oh, it's crazy. [suthy]: Sorry. Peter. [biehner]: No, no, it's all good. It was just like score effect is legitimate. Right. A lot of people laugh at stuff like that, [biehner]: but you, even if you're not meaning to in a mind set, you legitimately change the way you're playing in the way you

[biehner]: approach every single shift, depending on the score. If it's nothing, nothing on Ne, two to three to whatever, you're [biehner]: going to be playing a lot tight or a lot more, Chris, If you're up for or five. Nothing. Well, okay, whatever point [biehner]: to night boys. let's just go out there. [roscoe]: Yeah, [suthy]: Hm. [roscoe]: and let's get to that. So William Neander picking up the power play goal in the second, making it five. Nothing and

[roscoe]: that's where the leaves went. Great. good game fellas start packing the bags. [steph]: Ah, [roscoe]: Oh God, [steph]: um, man, four goals in twelve minutes and nine seconds in the first period and then the second starts and Matthews gets [steph]: a puck to the chest. I don't. I didn't even think [suthy]: Thank [steph]: he was [suthy]: you [steph]: going to come back for a sec. It looked really [roscoe]: Yeah. that's [steph]: painful [roscoe]: done.

[steph]: and then no shots for over four minutes. Yeah, and luckily, man, I do have to applaud the leaves for converting on their [steph]: power play lately on the first opportunity. anyway, Um, because this is super helpful in times like This, Especially [steph]: or when you're down in the game. I'm not saying Times like this. What what? I mean or five? Nothing at [suthy]: At [steph]: this [suthy]: this [steph]: point, [suthy]: point [steph]: but [suthy]: at.

[steph]: I [suthy]: I [steph]: mean [suthy]: mean, [steph]: when you're in the third and teams are coming back and you know you had that extra power play goal that you banked that [steph]: you can rely on In case you know, it gets close in an even game. I just [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: went crazy with that thought, But anyway, [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: do you get what I mean?

[suthy]: the Leafs are not like the late nineties Devils team, so when they're up a couple of goals I don't like when they go [suthy]: back on their heels. I wish they would still have their foot a little bit on the gas. Like even just implement, like [suthy]: their cycle game. You don't have to be taking wild chances. But when they start playing one, two two. that's when this team

[suthy]: is not really at their best, they need to be on the attack. They need to be pressuring them at least a little bit to take [suthy]: you know time of attack. At least. Yeah, again, they kind of fell into that whole thing where they're is going to [suthy]: protect a lead, and that doesn't really work for this roster [roscoe]: No, and it's again. You don't have a big name shut down defense Been? Yeah, we got T. J. Brody. Yes, we have Giordano.

[roscoe]: Yes, Lolerganhs been great in front of the net, but there's nobody. that's you know, Tenant of ten every time going [roscoe]: to be able to stand up to like Tate Thompson or Jeff Skinner or Alex, talk flying down the side if you push too far [roscoe]: forward, so like I get it, but you're absolutely right when they take their foot off the gas, it's when all the weaknesses

[roscoe]: show. like as soon as that first goal went in from from, And in the third period I was like. That's not going to be the [roscoe]: last one. As I like you. You know what this team like as soon as it's it's they're on the board. It's like Strap in [steph]: I don't go to say, Liligran had a huge hit in the second period against Geargetson, off the puck behind Sam, Son of. and

[steph]: I don't know. I felt like the boys were throwing around their weight tonight, but a chary just sticks out for me when [steph]: it comes like that. This new fourth line is just so physical and even more so than when we used to have Wan, Simmons and Clifford, [steph]: because they bring some skill to the through their Am as [roscoe]: Hndop, [steph]: well, and yeah, yeah,

[roscoe]: Um, Alex Tuck and Jeff Skinner, picking up their twenty seven twenty second goals of the yeah, uh, Sammy. Like say, he [roscoe]: looked bad on them. Like maybe one of these he could have had back, but he was pretty much left alone on them Like

[roscoe]: this was when we saw Timmons making a couple fumbles here and there was a give away from an Val. I think as well, [roscoe]: I mean, it was like we said, You know, when they take their food, The gas and they're playing in their own zone, trying [roscoe]: to kill time. It doesn't work. [steph]: Yeah, and I honestly thought the moment and was going to switch because buffaloes coming off their power play and Um.

[steph]: Timmons took that one. Of course, So I thought you know, and good Timmons, Tim Bits fashion was going to go next for us, [steph]: but Ingvall tries to bank it, but it goes completely out of the loop like Zar is nowhere to be found And I don't know. [steph]: I'm just thinking of pickles from our discord, saying that P. Q, soup and jinks On the intermission for e, s. P, N,

[steph]: Plus I'm like damn Sudan. You know better than to say that those things and screwing our Sammy shut out, but this one [steph]: was kind of on anvil. Unfortunately, [roscoe]: Yeah, I find the thing that they have the biggest struggle with is clearing out of their zone when they get caught without

[roscoe]: icing it. Like every time that they're stuck in their zone, it's like the only answer they have as icing the puck and [roscoe]: they just end up stuck there for like three minutes like we saw it tonight Where you know, they almost let one in [roscoe]: because the entire line was out there for I think was a minut forty or something, and finally asked and Rice was able

[roscoe]: to get one into the middle there, But it seems to be their biggest struggle right now is clearing out of their zone. [steph]: It also doesn't help in the third that you know, even after the Jack Quin goal, the Leaf still didn't have a shot on

[steph]: net for the third period. And then what happens next, tuck scores. Riley's out of position literally skates to the [steph]: middle through Matthew's Riley Knee, Lander, Hull, Samzonov is the last boss to [suthy]: To [steph]: face, [suthy]: face. [steph]: and [suthy]: And [steph]: of [suthy]: of [steph]: course [suthy]: course he [steph]: he [suthy]: slays [steph]: slays [suthy]: the [steph]: the [suthy]: dragon [steph]: dragon. [suthy]: makes

[steph]: Makes it when five to two and we're sweating. We're like, Oh, ship. is this Being now? [roscoe]: Yeah, it was a little shaky. those three goals in a row, but I mean, obviously the goal. he was going to come out [roscoe]: of the net and good on the team for trying to rally and get Riley, his his Patrick there, so Marner manages to find [roscoe]: him at the end and An, I don't know if this one was going to go in, but just manages to sneak in at the last possible

[roscoe]: second and Marner picking up his fifty first assist on the year in his seventy first point. Oh, my lord, I mean ye, [roscoe]: Riley, Patrick, Like he's the new guy. Got to give love to our boy Mitch for cracking seventy points already. [suthy]: Again, Marines, [steph]: Hell, [suthy]: the [steph]: yeah,

[suthy]: engine that's driving all this right. He's not going to get the acolides at Mathews begin. No, get. he's not going [suthy]: O get the acolies that is going to get right now because he's the new toy, but without him none of this happens.

[roscoe]: Yeah, [biehner]: He. just, he took his game this year to an absolute, another level that, like we all knew he was good, but I don't [biehner]: know if we realized he was this good like he showed [suthy]: Yeah, [biehner]: glimpses of it when he was with London, Like I saw a couple [suthy]: Yeah,

[biehner]: of games when he was with the London nights and he was absolutely incredible. And what he did, their play off run [biehner]: when they went to the Memorial cup Like, Yes, he had great players [suthy]: Hm, [biehner]: on that team with him, but he was phenomenal and it looked like he's possibly found that gear. Now The n h, l that [biehner]: he's got the vision and the ability that he can just do whatever he wants out there.

[suthy]: I mean, you're hundred percent on the point like I used to watch him when he played in London a lot too, and when we [suthy]: drafted and I was so excited because I thought he can actually bring that type of skill and ability to the H. L. And [suthy]: it really does feel like this is the first time in his career where he's just like he can do anything he wants Right. [suthy]: No one can really stop him. Ah, I can't say enough about how good he is this year.

[roscoe]: My favorite is watching the American broadcast for them just gushing about Marner. It's like this guy like it's unbelievable [roscoe]: what he's doing. These passes. This is crazy at three asses on. Now he's at four. Riley got the empty net and they're [roscoe]: like Hey, guess who assisted it like they're just joking about how crazy it is that this guy is all over the ice just [roscoe]: commanding every play.

[steph]: Yeah, he's able to get it through tellin middle state, you know, Ranarally. scoweking this goal through his thanking [steph]: cribs. On the end, he's the one who tapped it in, but the confidence the shot. He's taking this shot like, I mean, [suthy]: Hm. [steph]: there's been games where we're screaming in the hesitation, [suthy]: A ship [steph]: but it's nowhere near what it used [suthy]: Used to [steph]: to be [suthy]: be like,

[steph]: like Right like, especially with his line mates. Now he's not afraid to find J. T. r. O. Riley knows like, even on [steph]: the first or second goal by Riley, and like that feed, finding someone like he's feeding from the goal line backed center [steph]: in front of. Like Yes, someone is there and it connected. Like how many times has that not connected and just drives you [steph]: insane?

[suthy]: Obviously I'm biased, but I think he is the best pastor in the league, and and to your point, step the way that he is [suthy]: shooting this year. It opens up a lot of our room from the past, because the defense man have to respect his shot now, [suthy]: so that hat adds like a whole new wrinkle to his game. That has been like Debuner's point, Like this year has just been [suthy]: night and day compared to those all rest of his career.

[steph]: Yeah, when he's coming at you with speed, man, of course, you're shaking in your boots right like you don't know which [steph]: way he's going to go and his edges. He just magic. but I got to ask you guys. Do you miss the booth? The booth, the [steph]: labooshkin, here or not anymore? [roscoe]: I'm [biehner]: I'd take [suthy]: Not [biehner]: him [suthy]: anymore. [biehner]: overhaul. [roscoe]: Yeah. [suthy]: Oh, [roscoe]: I, I would. [steph]: Uh, [roscoe]: They're [steph]: uh,

[roscoe]: about the same price. What did he give him like? two point five or two point two or something? Um, I would take labouchkin, [roscoe]: just because of the physeical game that he brings, and I don't know. The fact that he hasn't scored since last season [roscoe]: with the leaves is maybe a bit of a bit. but now, [suthy]: I don't know if [steph]: One hit one block [suthy]: touching on this tonight, [steph]: one [suthy]: but [steph]: shot.

[suthy]: like we all think that there was going another move. What's going to happen right on the de end? [roscoe]: Oh, I think so. Um, with that, let's go to questions though, because we definitely have one on on that and I asked [roscoe]: for some input [suthy]: Okay? [roscoe]: on that exact point. Um, So before we do this is just a tweet that Lucas sent us this from Jessie Pollack leaves to [roscoe]: found their missing puzzle piece. Shit got to love that. [suthy]: Yeah,

[roscoe]: thanks. Jessie. [steph]: Yes, feels good. [roscoe]: Um, the other one stuff. Do you have any from discord while I pull up the one that I asked earlier. [steph]: Let me check [roscoe]: Um, [steph]: one more time. [roscoe]: did you do? so? I asked what piece is left for Dubs to acquire Dgoaly depth. Let us know, and [roscoe]: Chris Hurly of Hurley Sports says third line Winger to play with Riano, Riley Domi, Gene Laferdy, Bugestad, What [roscoe]: do you guys think of those picks?

[steph]: Oh [suthy]: M, [roscoe]: I've talked about Dome just for the laws. I want them to get Dome and I want them to get Mckabe and Luke Shen, and

[roscoe]: where all set? But in all seriousness, I think in this group I would take Tanner to know. M. Yeah, probably Tanner now, [roscoe]: just because he's had a down season and last year he was really good, so I think you might be able to get him for [roscoe]: cheaper than the other guys at Nashville Is not in a super blow it up mode like the other guys might be.

[biehner]: I don't mind you know, especially because he's that type of player that he plays that little htgriddyness right [roscoe]: Yeah, [biehner]: like he'll [suthy]: Hm. [biehner]: didn't. At one point last year he was leading the league and hits and fights or something like that. [roscoe]: Yeah, he's a fantasy [suthy]: Yeah, he's nasty. [roscoe]: hit pick.

[biehner]: M. Um, I've seen a couple of things out there and I think I think Marty was one of the ones who shared it, and I [biehner]: actually don't mind the idea of like Luke shen Brock Besser package from Vancouver, [roscoe]: What would you give up for it? We don't have any picks left. [biehner]: Uh, cur foot hall, and next year's first, [roscoe]: I mean, [biehner]: That's a massive overpay, But you're also going to be wanting them to retain some bester salary. [roscoe]: Yeah, [suthy]: Yeah,

[roscoe]: I guess you're sending kerfoot home and the first. I just find it hard to like any time there's a package of like [roscoe]: Yeah, we'll just send her foot and hall. It just seems like Yeah, the two that we don't want that everybody in leaves [roscoe]: nations like we don't want these guys. Let's just ship them out. It just seems like nobody's going to take that, but [roscoe]: I might also be biased because of the echo chamber of leaves. Hate.

[biehner]: You also have to remember [suthy]: It also [biehner]: there's [suthy]: depends [biehner]: multiple [suthy]: where you're [biehner]: teams [suthy]: sitting. [biehner]: who went after cod C. C after he played for the leaves, too, so [roscoe]: Yeah, that's fair. [biehner]: yeah, [roscoe]: We also off loaded into kitosidesuffso. [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: What's up? Sort?

[suthy]: It depends where he's sending kirfwood to. Right. If you're set into a nonplayoff team, then he doesn't really push [suthy]: the needle at all, but he is someone who can help a play off team right now, too. So really depends on salaries and stuff, [suthy]: but he is an interesting trade piece right now. [roscoe]: Yeah, because I mean Vancouver could be in a position where they take him and flip him or somebody else could take

[roscoe]: him and flip him Like rebuilding team. Also this whole thing about Saint Louis being in on team of Mir. Now that they [roscoe]: got the picks from the [suthy]: Yeah, that's [roscoe]: Riley [suthy]: weird. [roscoe]: trade with Toronto, it's like what if they come in and steal the bell of the ball when they're rebuilding just to resign [roscoe]: him? for you know, the next couple of years, I think that'd be the biggest slap in the face to everybody going for [roscoe]: the playoffs

[suthy]: Let me pose this to you guys. How do you feel and this is totally dependent on what this player wants to do. But if [suthy]: Kane tells management I'll go to Toronto or New York, that's it. You trade. maybe future second in a third for him. [suthy]: How do you feel about that [roscoe]: Just because he's saying he's going to go to somebody that we have to play against on our trip to the Cub. You just [roscoe]: spend whatever to get him just so that New York can't have him.

[suthy]: Because I feel like he was asking Price is going to be low just because of the mounted teams, like he's going to want [suthy]: to go to So there, handcuffing Chicago right there, But [biehner]: Yep.

[suthy]: that makes it interesting if you want to put Ryan Riley on the third line. That gives you an elite winger on each line [biehner]: The only thing with that is yet again, you're going to have to be probably getting another team to broker quarter [biehner]: of the salary [suthy]: Salary. [biehner]: Because what's Kane's hit? ten five right now, we only have four point four million of deadline cap space, so even at [biehner]: fifty percent we're still over.

[roscoe]: You need two teams. Ye [suthy]: Or if you can include someone like Kerfoot in that trade, Even then, his salaries little low right now, but you do need [suthy]: a third team to eat that other salary. You right? [roscoe]: Kidding, [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Patrick can at two and a half million, Though, if it's retained through tough teams, I'd be hilarious. I love. like

[roscoe]: this salary cap is so stupid. Like the fact that you can do this where I just yeah, here were retained through this [roscoe]: team. Do you guys want? What? a fourth or a fifth round for it? Great, Here you go. and it's just all these little things [roscoe]: are just slap in the face to the rules. It's like just fucking revamp this. please. [steph]: If the If the leaves got Patrick Kane for like a miller to Garry Betman would come down and veto that trade and be like.

[steph]: No, not for you to run on their beliefs. You are not allowed to have [suthy]: Uh, [steph]: all of these elite [roscoe]: No [steph]: players. [roscoe]: go. [steph]: And now I'm making up a new rule and you [roscoe]: You [steph]: can't [roscoe]: can [steph]: do [roscoe]: only [steph]: that right [roscoe]: do [steph]: now. [roscoe]: one retention through two teams per season.

[suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Uh, uh, [steph]: Yeah, some stupid ass rule that's like effective immediately, [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: Blalalablabla, and we're like [roscoe]: No. he'll say it was always there and he'll pull up some page and Bill Daly's scribbled handwriting. It's like in [roscoe]: the back of the book Poets Scotia, D. I believe a defense minded bruising player who will keep forwards away from creating

[roscoe]: Maham in front of Sammy's slash wall. In long series, You can't have enough heavy players. I agree. I think it's going [roscoe]: to be tough to go after somebody like Mc Cabe, but I also think that Lilegran did a really good job of clearing the [roscoe]: front of the net tonight. I think he's kind of growing into that [suthy]: Yep, [roscoe]: role, Learning from go, but I think just [suthy]: He's [roscoe]: to [suthy]: not [roscoe]: have [suthy]: big, but he's nasty.

[roscoe]: exactly, but I think to have another person just to keep like. it's not a bad thing to have another one of those [roscoe]: to keep people out from in front of the net. So [suthy]: Is that [roscoe]: who is that [suthy]: someone [roscoe]: though, [suthy]: like Maybe Shin? [roscoe]: I mean, Yeah, that's a good one. Actually,

[suthy]: He's low cost. Do you know what he brings? He's steady, stay at home defense and he's not going to do anything offensively, [suthy]: but he will be responsible defensively. [roscoe]: That's honestly a good one. Who else was on this last year trying to pull it [suthy]: He's [roscoe]: up. [biehner]: Now, [suthy]: on a cup.

[biehner]: yeah, like, And that's the point I was just going to bring up there suddenly Like. part of it's me being nostalgic, [biehner]: because I loved Shed when the leaf drafted him, and [suthy]: Me too. [biehner]: even when he had his down years on those bad leaf teams, I still loved the guy and I was, really, despite the fact that [biehner]: Tampa was winning, I was really happy to see him have some success. Um, you have a guy who knows his role like when

[biehner]: he was on the Lightning, he wasn't stirring it up. You know, I was a top five pick in the Nhlbalbl. I want more [biehner]: ice time. He knew [suthy]: No, [biehner]: he wasn't the best defense man on that team. He knew he probably wasn't even the seventh best defense man on that [biehner]: team. But when he had to, he came in played did his job and he can play that physical clear the net style that you [biehner]: know. everybody is saying that we need not like. I don't want [suthy]: I.

[biehner]: to. Yeah, [suthy]: I think it kind of goes to your point earlier when you mentioned about Timmons, too, like he's always in my in line [suthy]: if I'm not, but she doesn't really worry about that stuff because if he's in, he knows this role and he's going to play [suthy]: that game every single game that he's in, So that's someone you don't really have to worry about that too much. So that kind [suthy]: of entices me a little bit more.

[roscoe]: Um, going to somebody. maybe a little cheaper at the bottom of this list. Jol Edmonson from Montreal. What do you [roscoe]: think of that one? [roscoe]: A lot of a lot of head scratching going on here around the circle. [steph]: M. M. [suthy]: Do you think he pushes the needle enough [steph]: It's [suthy]: for you? [steph]: hard to say [roscoe]: I mean, I think [steph]: No.

[roscoe]: not a a ton compared to Luke Shen, but I think it's some. I think it's enough of an improvement for a low cost if [roscoe]: you have to do a final thing, Like if they're still bringing in a bigger piece with the four million and they've [roscoe]: got like you know whatever, I don't even know what his contract is. But if they can bring him in [suthy]: If [roscoe]: for [suthy]: you're [roscoe]: cheap,

[suthy]: looking at Montreal? D? do you make me consider David Savard instead and pay a tiny bit more Because his name has been [suthy]: thrown out there, too. [roscoe]: Yeah, what is Edmonson's at three and a half a season? And what's the? about? Yeah, David Sevarts, a decent defense [roscoe]: pick there. Grab. They both make the [steph]: I [roscoe]: same.

[steph]: trust dupes and you know, just looking at the cat friendly for Vancouver for one sec, two big names jumping out like Sorumlesort, [steph]: Elia on l, T, R, and Travis Dermot on [roscoe]: I. [steph]: R. So bitter sweets, you [suthy]: You [steph]: know, [suthy]: know [steph]: we could be in the same situation as them. And hopefully Dubus goes after someone who's interested in staying [suthy]: Tang.

[steph]: right. That's a huge thing for him. not just A lot for rental, and someone who will take a team friendly contract. Maybe [steph]: Ontario [roscoe]: So here's [steph]: boy [roscoe]: the thing [steph]: again, [roscoe]: with that Luke [suthy]: M. [roscoe]: Sens deal expires at the end of this year. Edmonson and Savard, just for example, are both signed passed this year, [roscoe]: So Edmonson signed next [suthy]: Yes,

[roscoe]: year. Savard signed for the next two years, both at three and a half millions. So it's not a crazy big deal, but [roscoe]: it's obviously it's not insignificant. Is not a League Men contract that you might be able to get Shan to stick around

[roscoe]: on if you bring him in, But it's also a question mark and he could just leave and sign for more. Where else, because [roscoe]: apparently his value has gone up, because even though he's on an eight hundred and fifty k expiring deal, everybody [roscoe]: all of a sudden wants Luke Shen, I have to hand it to his agent who has done a fantastic job of getting the conversation [roscoe]: going around somebody who really I, I didn't think we'd be talking about right now.

[suthy]: Well, to be fair like this is not a buyers market right, this is a seller's market. There's not too many big names or [suthy]: even that many names out there in general. right, [roscoe]: Well, I mean the fact that Nolichari was listed as number ten on the Tsns list of trade bat. [suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: I mean, we got to adopt End great. It just seems like that's crazy to think about. Okay. [suthy]: And like [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Go ahead.

[suthy]: you now, this idea of keeping people for years after this one. I'm not a huge believer in that like this is our window [suthy]: right now. Let's do whatever you have to do. Let's fucking do this this year. We'll figure out stuff in the off season, [suthy]: but let's bring in who we need to and not worry about contract status after this year. [biehner]: Another one who has kind of gone off the radar, probably because of how shittyfa team has been on all season is John Lingburg,

[roscoe]: Yeah, Clingburg and Gosesbare, both on that list. To as much talk as there is around Chickerand. I think Ghost is [roscoe]: going to be a pretty big one that Arizona can move on as [suthy]: Agreed. [roscoe]: well Clingburg. I don't know. I've never gotten the hype around him like he's He moved to Anaheim and things didn't.

[roscoe]: what, From an hem to Dallas or Das to an He'm sorry [biehner]: Dallas, [roscoe]: and [biehner]: Danahamia, [roscoe]: Dales, to Anthem, and Anahymhas been shipped like they thought that that was going to be the first piece of them putting [roscoe]: things back Together, And now they're like we don't know what to do so clearly that didn't work and I just I don't [roscoe]: love the head space that he's probably in over the last few years.

[suthy]: I don't either, because I feel like he's on the same leave length as Riley Right now. They're both trying to figure [suthy]: out there off in some game and you don't need two players doing that right now. [roscoe]: Speaking of this whole talk around Edmonton, getting Carlson, like, Um, we tried having two Tyson berries. It doesn't [roscoe]: work like they're going to earn that real quick. If they spend a taunt on Carlson. they're going to have Tyson Berry

[roscoe]: going. So what do I do here and then they're gonna go away? [steph]: Hm, [roscoe]: Tyson's not that good at anything, and he goes funk. You guys. put me back to what I was doing. I don't [suthy]: Uh, [roscoe]: know if you saw it tonight, [suthy]: uh, [roscoe]: but he scored a power play goal with three seconds left in the period and it was their first shot like Fifteen minutes. [steph]: Oh, Oh, [roscoe]: Yeah, it was right off of face [steph]: well, [roscoe]: off.

[steph]: oh my God, we'll be interesting to see what these veterans pick right. and if they want to go to a contending team for the [steph]: right price, I feel like a lot of these bigger names have so much control. but there's no movement because there's

[steph]: either the prices too high or I don't know, or they waited too long. Kind of like Patrick Kane and the Rangers, in a sense, [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: but [roscoe]: I think it's [steph]: We'll [roscoe]: interesting [suthy]: M. [steph]: see [roscoe]: that we've seen Terra Sancho and Riley both go so long before the deadline, because it's going to make deadline pretty

[roscoe]: boring for the guys that got to sit there for six hours, and it also sets the market like pretty far in advance. You know, [roscoe]: there's not as much speculation. [suthy]: Yes, [roscoe]: I think a lot of deals are going to be things that we're sitting on the table are going O be rehashed now between [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: today and deadline. Like I think that threw everything for a spin Because you know what Is being talked about. they

[roscoe]: can now say okay, Hold pump the breaks here. The leaves only have to spend that we're not spending. We're not giving [roscoe]: you our top prospect now Like

[biehner]: Only had to spend that. you must not be reading Sarah Ellis reports [suthy]: Oh [roscoe]: Well, [suthy]: old Frankie, [roscoe]: when the conversation has been around Matthew Nis being traded, and like all the names people were throwing around, the [roscoe]: fact that it was like Oh, Adam Goddet, who barely cracked the line up that we signed in the off season and a couple picks

[roscoe]: and lower prospect like a mid ter prospect. Great, That was not what everybody was talking about the leaves having to [roscoe]: spend for any of these things. It's not what we talked about them having to spend even to get Ryan Riley back in December. [roscoe]: We, though I was on a be more than that and they got him retained seventy five percent. Like that's the thing. I think.

[roscoe]: That's going to be the sticking point for other teams as they're going to go. and you're going to retain. What do you [roscoe]: mean? Well, [biehner]: I [roscoe]: because [biehner]: love scene. [roscoe]: we've got. [suthy]: But [roscoe]: We've [suthy]: the closer, [roscoe]: got Seattle on the phone or Arizona on the phone and they're willing to take twenty five. [suthy]: The closer you get to deadline, till the stakes get a little higher. the pressure gets a little more. So that's when

[suthy]: you start seeing deals that maybe you wouldn't see a couple of weeks ahead. So that's why I really really appreciate [suthy]: what do? busted and like, got the steel done two weeks ahead of time. [biehner]: We [roscoe]: Yeah, [biehner]: even hit Sorry, Johnny. Go ahead. [roscoe]: No, no, no, go for it. [biehner]: I was just going to say like, for the most part, Dubs has preferred doing things a little bit at a time right, like

[biehner]: the Muzzin trade. I think that was a couple of weeks. Actually think that one was in was [suthy]: Same with full. you [biehner]: maybe [suthy]: know. [biehner]: even a month before the dead line. Like [suthy]: Yep, [biehner]: the Campbell trade At everything right, I [roscoe]: Labushkin [biehner]: think the feline. [roscoe]: was in December.

[biehner]: Yeah, like he does a lot of things beforehand, and then on the deadline, he typically doesn't like to do anything [biehner]: major, which isn't a bad thing, because it gives the players that extra handful Games to get you know, acclimated [biehner]: to their team to their city. Everything like that.

[roscoe]: Yeah, because deadline [suthy]: True, and [roscoe]: does [suthy]: he kind [roscoe]: cut [suthy]: of [roscoe]: it [suthy]: dictates [roscoe]: pretty close [suthy]: the [roscoe]: to [suthy]: market [roscoe]: the end of the [suthy]: too. [roscoe]: season. Sorry. what's at the? [suthy]: Yeah, because like he kind of gets to dictate the market too. And like what you said, Johnny. Like the trade down line

[suthy]: is really really close. T the end of the season. It's I think it's probably ten and fifteen games too close. But once [suthy]: you started going down to the wire like that, then you, you are probably going to over pay more than you would if you [suthy]: made a deal a couple of weeks ahead of time, [roscoe]: Yeah, I think the name that came up that made me really think about. like how little players got to acclimate to their

[roscoe]: teams. Who was it Who went back? Was it Sammy Blay? No funk. Not that one who was the one that the Rangers got [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: back. [biehner]: Sammy Blay, [roscoe]: It wasn't him now that I'm thinking, I'm thinking of somebody else, [biehner]: Got [roscoe]: somebody [biehner]: it, [roscoe]: that they, Tyler [suthy]: Martin. [biehner]: Ermotmtmot, [steph]: Mont [roscoe]: Mott, Tyler [steph]: Tyler, [roscoe]: Mot, that [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: Mont.

[roscoe]: they rented last year, and I was looking at how many games he played and it was like nine regular Seas Games before [roscoe]: they went into the playoffs. Like I can't imagine trying to get a guy acclimated into your line up nine games before the

[roscoe]: playoffs. And that was like your one of your rentals. Like that's crazy. That's like what we were looking at with Nick [roscoe]: Folio, So I get doing it this much earlier because you know you get an extra whatever, six to ten games with the player. [suthy]: True Line was an interesting case because he had to do the fourteen day quarantine, but [roscoe]: Oh [suthy]: yeah, [roscoe]: yeah, [suthy]: getting so on so late it's so crazy.

[biehner]: Fourteen day quarantine. He was still hurt. [roscoe]: I forgot about that. [suthy]: Yeah, yeah, [roscoe]: Okay, so with a few minutes left here, we're going to play a clip from Lord Batman, so everybody mewed up for a sec, [roscoe]: Ho, [suthy]: Desperation [roscoe]: boy, [suthy]: is a stinky cologne. [roscoe]: So before we even unpack that today, friend of the N. H, l. K, M. Alio retreated this video. Did you guys see this [roscoe]: what you quoted it with?

[biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: So [steph]: No, [roscoe]: a Kemal? Does it get any more embarrassing? Commissioner of the N. L. begging Arizona tax payers for votes to fund new [roscoe]: arena? Well, team has lost millions of dollars Spanish decades. while there are multiple viable markets to move this [roscoe]: team, All Well players cover costs for the foreseeable future of Torched, [roscoe]: But he's not wrong. [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Like I've [suthy]: No, [roscoe]: never [suthy]: he's not.

[roscoe]: seen any of these arena votes go through. That had to be assisted by the commissioner like putting out a campaign saying [roscoe]: like, Hey guys, vote yes on [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: whatever for your new arena like, [suthy]: He comes across as like a shifty politician just grifting his way into what he wants. [roscoe]: Yeah, it's it. just screams of this is my project. you know, like he's personally invested. There's no way he would

[roscoe]: be on the ground doing this for any other team in this league. Like with Auto Wha, right now when they're going through [roscoe]: He's It's all behind doors at setting up meetings for Ryan Reynolds and letting that all happen. This is the one where [roscoe]: he's like. No, I personally want to and need to be involved in what happens here. and it's becoming more and more obvious

[roscoe]: with every step of this Plan For the last, I don't know. Two years now, that's just been falling apart. Uh [suthy]: It's [steph]: It's [suthy]: a [steph]: like [suthy]: huge. [steph]: he has to follow through on his side of the deal and deliver to some sort of promise. Now he's crying for the help. [biehner]: There is [steph]: I don't know [biehner]: legitimately five [suthy]: It's a huge.

[biehner]: arenas in the O h. L. that can see more than the arena the cayotes are in right now in the Ontario Hawke league that [biehner]: teen agers play in [roscoe]: Or [suthy]: Yeah, to me, it's [steph]: Who. [suthy]: a big case of like term limits on commissioners because this is just getting under control. It's like Johnny said, It's [suthy]: a pet project for him at this point and everyone seems to see through it but him.

[roscoe]: Yeah, just to expand this from just ripping on Arizona inbetment. I read more into Marti Walsh, who is going to be taking [roscoe]: over the N. l, P. A. And this is why I think things are going to get real interesting for the next whatever labor [roscoe]: bargaining dispute that happens between him and Batman. So like we mentioned, Marti Walsh is leaving his post as the

[roscoe]: Secretary of Labor for President Joe Bidin, So this is all Ready. like somebody who's in charge of how employees [roscoe]: are treated essentially, but looking at his history, he was the mayor of Boston, and before that joined the Laborers [roscoe]: Union local Two Twenty three at aged twenty one, and served as the union's president from his time and state legislature [roscoe]: until he became mayor of Boston. So this guy, his entire [suthy]: M.

[roscoe]: career has just been in unions and fighting for workers. So no, he's not a lawyer, But does he know exactly what he's [roscoe]: doing here and does he know what to take lawyers on? Yeah, and this is going to be real fun to watch. It's going to [roscoe]: be fun in the most sea span. as boring way. [steph]: Oh, [roscoe]: It's as funny as paper [suthy]: It's [roscoe]: work [suthy]: a [roscoe]: can be. You [suthy]: David [roscoe]: know [suthy]: and Goliah type of thing. right.

[biehner]: On the [roscoe]: Which [biehner]: bright [roscoe]: ones [biehner]: side. [roscoe]: which? [biehner]: On the bright side, I found out. [suthy]: Wow, [biehner]: Are we found out recently that N h, L team is temporarily being moved from fifteen minutes away from me to being thirty

[biehner]: minutes away from me. So the Hamilton Bull Dogs are going to be the Branford Bull Dogs for a couple of seasons, So [suthy]: Oh [biehner]: when there is [roscoe]: Oh, [biehner]: a lock out over that, then I can go to Morrow Chel games. [roscoe]: Whoa, [suthy]: Yeah. [roscoe]: what happened? What happened [steph]: I. [roscoe]: there?

[steph]: S. [biehner]: Just saying, Oh, wow, the First Ontario Center has to go through a bunch of renovations, [roscoe]: Oh, [suthy]: M. [roscoe]: So [biehner]: So you know that the Civic Center in Brantford, that used to be one of the off season training grounds and and training [biehner]: camp places for like the Detroit Red Wings in the sixties, is still open and is going to the house, The Hamilton or the [biehner]: Branford Bull Dogs For a couple of seasons. [suthy]: Interesting.

[steph]: Interesting. [roscoe]: I want to hear a fun auto. A fact For thirty dollars. [steph]: Yes, [roscoe]: you can either buy a ticket to an auto Sixty seven wins or spit fire game or you can get a Bo Go deal with the sins and [roscoe]: get two games for thirty dollars. [biehner]: That's awesome. [suthy]: What deal is this?

[roscoe]: I got email the Bo Go leaf or sends deal. I'll send it to you, but it's for like. some of the games aren't bad. actually, [roscoe]: but yeah, thirty bucks and you can pick two games. [suthy]: All Right [biehner]: M [suthy]: Might do that [steph]: Wow, [biehner]: sixty seven against spit fires. Wouldn't be too bad. You get to see Shane, right, [roscoe]: Yeah, I've been [suthy]: True. [roscoe]: kind of checking T place one as this Friday is at this Friday At seven.

[suthy]: If you go, let me know. [roscoe]: You want to go [suthy]: Sure, [roscoe]: This Friday? Let's do it. General admission is fifteen dollars. [suthy]: There you go early of cheap year. [roscoe]: Oh, I love it and T. T is so much easier to get to than the Canadian Tire inner. [suthy]: Complete sign note, you have tickets for the Leaves game on April first, Right [roscoe]: Yeah, [suthy]: Here we go.

[roscoe]: Hell, yeah, yeah, for anyone who doesn't know, the Sixty Seven arena is like literally in the core of the like middle [roscoe]: of Adowa, It's It's in a [suthy]: It [roscoe]: fun [suthy]: should [roscoe]: place. [suthy]: be where the Nchelarena should be. [roscoe]: Eh, No kidding. Okay, anything, we close off with it to night. Let's get out of here. It's light [biehner]: Uh, couple Leafs notes for history, [roscoe]: As

[biehner]: Um. Yesterday, twenty four years ago was opening night at the A C, C, Now Scotia Bank Arena, [steph]: No, [suthy]: Fuck him old. [roscoe]: That's pretty cool. [biehner]: Susy, Um, [suthy]: I remember that. [biehner]: And then, unfortunately, on this day back in nineteen seventy four, one of the greatest leaps ever played. the game [biehner]: passed away suddenly in a car accident.

[roscoe]: And now they make Greek wraps and Brito bowls in his name. right, [biehner]: Uh, yeah, and flapredpizas [roscoe]: Yeah, [biehner]: Um, Tim [roscoe]: went away [biehner]: Horton, [roscoe]: to honor him. [biehner]: Tim Horton played parts of twenty different seasons with the Maple Leaves franchise, [roscoe]: It's wild. [suthy]: Wow,

[biehner]: And one of the greatest defense men who ever played the game. He was playing for the Sabers at the time, driving [biehner]: back from Toronto to Buffalo and was in a accident. [steph]: M. [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: Wow. [roscoe]: tragic, [suthy]: Well, Ben, I had that earlier start about the five or six game, but you came back and took the crown as it [biehner]: Yeah,

[suthy]: is yours. congratulations, [roscoe]: M. [steph]: Well, Tim Horton wouldn't be happy to learn that you now need to spend thirty dollars at Tim hour tons to get a free [steph]: coffee with a new point system. I know. complete [roscoe]: Wait. [steph]: change [roscoe]: I [steph]: of [roscoe]: was trying [steph]: topic [roscoe]: to [suthy]: Uh, [roscoe]: figure [steph]: here.

[roscoe]: out what you guys meant by all that, so you win points from doing the Tims picks, but you have to spend thirty dollars [roscoe]: to be able to use the points.

[steph]: No, so pretty much, after so many visits you would get a free item, but now the points are per dollar instead of per [steph]: visit, [roscoe]: Oh, [steph]: so you must spend [suthy]: The [steph]: a certain amount to get [roscoe]: I mean, per visit [steph]: the points [roscoe]: is just [steph]: too, [roscoe]: a stupid business model in general, like I've never heard of a place that.

[suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: Just besides, like I don't know subway, Like with the sub card like, it just seems a little [suthy]: No, [roscoe]: like points should be based on how much you spend. This is the thing that passes me off about optimum points when I go [roscoe]: to La Laws, and it's like why is it not what I want to Just get points for what I spend. What I have to spend Like

[roscoe]: ten dollars on avacatos to get three hundred bonus points. Like stupid, [steph]: But it's kind of like Macdonald's where [roscoe]: I [steph]: you [roscoe]: like [steph]: know [roscoe]: their points. [steph]: After buying seven, you get your next free. but now you must [roscoe]: That's not what [steph]: spend. [roscoe]: Mc Donald. this is. Mc Donald has points for all the money you spend. You get points and you can use the points to [roscoe]: buy ship on the app. [suthy]: Johnny Nobles.

[steph]: Well, remember the stickers off the cups. [roscoe]: Oh, [suthy]: Oh, [roscoe]: I think [suthy]: I do. [steph]: The. [roscoe]: I don't know if they still do that. [biehner]: I remember Macdonald's [steph]: Yeah, they [biehner]: kids, [steph]: were doing [biehner]: mealpizais, [steph]: it recently. [biehner]: Okay, Like come on, [suthy]: Me too. [steph]: Yeah, I remember [biehner]: They [steph]: that. [biehner]: were amazing. [roscoe]: Yeah, you guys are [suthy]: Yeah. [roscoe]: old.

[suthy]: hashed. bring him back. [steph]: Yeah, [biehner]: Apparently, [roscoe]: I have. [biehner]: there's one Macdonald's in the state somewhere That still does it. [roscoe]: Yes, there is. I had a friend who went to it. [steph]: M. [roscoe]: The [suthy]: Uh, [roscoe]: The Nasteljimcdonald's thing I have is the The Spy Kids toys. Those were like the coolest thing when I was a kid, Because

[roscoe]: like they gave you like the glasses, that made you look a little spy. And it was like all these gadgets that did things. [roscoe]: That was [suthy]: I remember that [roscoe]: that [suthy]: and [roscoe]: was [suthy]: the [roscoe]: the height [suthy]: arch [roscoe]: of [suthy]: delucts, [steph]: Huh. [roscoe]: That [biehner]: My, [roscoe]: was the height [biehner]: my [roscoe]: of mhabymaltoys.

[biehner]: dad. I don't know if you guys remember when Inspector Gadget came out, there was [roscoe]: Yep, [biehner]: all the different happy meal [suthy]: Oh yes, [biehner]: toys [roscoe]: Oh [biehner]: that [roscoe]: yeah, [biehner]: you pieced together to make like a foot and a half two foot tall. Inspector Gadget. My dad led your literally drove [biehner]: across the country to get me all those pieces. [roscoe]: Oh, my lord, you just [steph]: No,

[roscoe]: unlocked a weird core memory that had been lost. I totally [biehner]: Yeah, [roscoe]: forgot about that thing and now it's like Oh, [suthy]: The [roscoe]: I can [suthy]: nineties [roscoe]: see [suthy]: As a [roscoe]: it. [suthy]: funny thing for that, Everyone like the whole pepsy points and they got sued over the jet because someone tried saving up [suthy]: for all those pepsy points. [biehner]: Oh, that's [roscoe]: Oh [biehner]: an [roscoe]: yeah, [biehner]: awesome Netflix special.

[roscoe]: That. and [suthy]: It is [roscoe]: well, we're on it, Mick. Millions. If you guys haven't seen that, I think it's on H. B and crave. [suthy]: Very good to. [biehner]: Another Netflix one to watch Because of the humor is just absolutely incredible, Is conk on earth. [roscoe]: What's [steph]: Oh, I've seen [biehner]: It [steph]: that. [biehner]: is [roscoe]: nice. [steph]: it's [biehner]: so [steph]: funny [biehner]: funny. [steph]: as well.

[roscoe]: I think I'm as of today [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: locked out of Netflix. but we'll see. [suthy]: Yeah. [biehner]: Pay your bill, Johnny. [steph]: Totally recommend Conk on Earth. [roscoe]: Oh stuff. We checked out that the dating show The Perfect Match. You didn't tell me, [steph]: Do you [roscoe]: Shine [steph]: like it?

[roscoe]: from love, as blind as on it. He's my favorite and Chase from from Too [steph]: Oh [roscoe]: hot [steph]: my [roscoe]: and [steph]: God, [roscoe]: Francesca, the auto [steph]: Yeah, [roscoe]: home girl. come on. [steph]: I didn't want to ruin it. [roscoe]: No, [steph]: She's from [roscoe]: she's [steph]: Vancouver. [roscoe]: from Manator. Can I try? [suthy]: Oh, from [steph]: Well, [suthy]: the ti.

[steph]: her first show put [roscoe]: Yeah, because [steph]: Vancouver [roscoe]: saying you're from Vancouver [steph]: so [roscoe]: sounds a lot better than saying you're from Manti, [suthy]: M. [biehner]: Oh. [suthy]: Hm, [steph]: Well, Obviously I've never googled [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: her. Clearly. what do you think [roscoe]: No, [steph]: of [roscoe]: no, [steph]: me? [roscoe]: no, I [suthy]: If [roscoe]: just [suthy]: you're for man, take your riches. Fuck though, so that's not too bad.

[roscoe]: Yeah. I think it just she was living. [steph]: Oh, [roscoe]: She was living [steph]: well, [roscoe]: in [steph]: look [roscoe]: Vancouver [steph]: at her. [roscoe]: when she went on the show, but she's from here [steph]: She needs a budget just to keep up with [suthy]: Uh, [steph]: the [roscoe]: Regardless.

[suthy]: uh [steph]: the features like the plastic [roscoe]: I like [steph]: right [roscoe]: the addition of all these people from other shows, but the show itself kind of the premise is a little lame. [steph]: It is, but it gets better because you're kind of forced to stay in the relationship so they're not actually looking for [steph]: love. Of course, but it gets kind of cut through. Did you watch the first four episodes?

[roscoe]: Um, Kind of they've been on. I think Malins more into it than I am. [steph]: Yeah, I know, I'm just I was just more excited for the namesake, you know, And then you see the board of all the previous [roscoe]: Anyways. [suthy]: Anyway. [steph]: anyway.

[roscoe]: good night, everybody, [steph]: Friday, Minnesota [roscoe]: Minnesota, [suthy]: Yep, [roscoe]: Karil, Caprice, of and flurry, [steph]: Flurry, If he's in Gustison, played tonight, [roscoe]: I've been [steph]: but [roscoe]: holding [steph]: I need some [roscoe]: gustus. [steph]: starts. flurry. [roscoe]: Gust of Sin has [steph]: Okay, [roscoe]: been [suthy]: Yeah, [roscoe]: my little fantasy stream lately, Him and Phoenix Copley [steph]: Man

[roscoe]: and Connor Ingram. I've had the most random goles coming up clutch for me lately. [steph]: Thompson out, and of course you pick up fucking Gustison [suthy]: Yeah, [steph]: and Copley, the ones that [roscoe]: Yeah, [steph]: are popping [roscoe]: I was like [steph]: off [roscoe]: my goles. [steph]: off the [roscoe]: Michel's [steph]: freaking [roscoe]: hard. [steph]: wire. [roscoe]: I grab Conner Ingram, Forty six save, shut out for Arizona.

[roscoe]: Let's go [steph]: Yeah, I know, in that trade you pulled off today you got Sirgachev for graves. [roscoe]: It. [steph]: Oh my god, Scott, I know you're listening, bad trade, but I couldn't veto it, but I'm so sorry. [suthy]: Bad fucking trade. [roscoe]: Thank you. Thank you. I was sitting on the toilet and [steph]: I'm [roscoe]: I [steph]: sorry, [roscoe]: got that [steph]: Scott.

[roscoe]: one and if I wasn't already on the toilet, I would have shipped myself [steph]: I was watching the life game [suthy]: M. [steph]: trying [suthy]: Hm. [steph]: not to ship myself because I had to push accept and not get yelled at for that anyway. [suthy]: On that note, [roscoe]: Good bye. [suthy]: Good bye, [roscoe]: All right? [suthy]: Yeah. [steph]: I'm ready.