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It is the return of Co-Sign/No-Sign as there are some Toronto Maple Leafs questions we need answers on! Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti look ahead to free agency and offer up a player for the Leafs to consider in free agency and the likelihood they would be going after a big name. They move on to the report of the Leafs interest in Laurent Brossoit and whether a tandem with Jospeh Woll would be good enough next season. Mike and Dave dive into whether we can realistically expect a change to the core four and if Toronto would consider making a change to the captaincy. To end the show, Dave wonders if this is the Florida Panthers year with the way they have played in the Eastern Conferennce Final while Mike shares his issue with the Stanley Cup Final schedule.

A Toronto Maple Leafs prospect shines at the Memorial Cup as a core player lands on the first trade bait board of the off-season. Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti give their thoughts on Easton Cowan's big performance at the Memorial Cup that helped the London Knights secure a spot in the final. Mike and Dave move on to the latest rumour surrounding another assistant coaching candidate with Mike Yeo reportedly leaving the Vancouver Canucks and getting some interest from teams looking to fill out their staff. Mike and Dave end the show looking at Mitch Marner leading the Daily Faceoff Traid Bait board as one of the first to be unveiled ahead of the off-season and some intriguing names that have landed on the list.

As the Toronto Maple Leafs try to make improvements to the roster this off-season, the goaltending position will see some changes. Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti look at the latest betting odds to see which free agent netminder is being linked to the Leafs and why the trade route is the more appealing option. Mike and Dave play some Word Association Wednesday to give their thoughts on some top trends with the Leafs and the league. To end the show, Dave provides an update on John Tavares' tax dispute with the CRA and why it remains a curious case.

It's that time of year when Coffeegate has become a talking point for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti discuss the photo of Craig Berube and Mitch Marner having coffee together which has had many people speculating what it could mean about Marner's future. Mike and Dave look at some of the lessons the Leafs could learn from the four remaining teams in the Stanley Cup Playoffs starting with how the teams were constructed. They end the show by looking at the style of play and what Berube will try to establish with the Leafs as he tries to get them in a position to be more successful in the playoffs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have reportedly been in contact with a couple of free agents but could the price to bring them back be out of their budget? Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti discuss the report from Pierre LeBrun in The Athletic about the Leafs getting in contact with agents for Max Domi and Tyler Bertuzzi and debate if the reported price to bring them back is worth the cost given their needs. They move on to a disappointing end to the Men's World Hockey Championship for Canada who come home without a medal and opens up the concern about the team's goaltending prospects for the Olympics but David Kampf coming home with gold. To end the show, Mike and Dave give their thoughts on the latest from the Stanley Cup Playoffs and Easton Cowan's first game at the Memorial Cup.

There are still Toronto Maple Leafs playing hockey so let's see how they have been doing at the IIHF World Championships. Mike DiStefano and David Morassutti look at how Canada has been doing at the Worlds with John Tavares as the captain and looking to leave a good impression of Hockey Canada for future tournaments. They break down how Pontus Holmberg is getting some valuable experience with Sweden and David Kampf has been refining his game with Czechia following an upset win over the United States. To end the show, Mike and Dave break down to the Memorial Cup where Easton Cowan is looking to keep the momentum going after a dominant run in the OHL playoffs.