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In the latest MLHS Podcast, Nick Ashbourne and Anthony Petrielli check the concern-o-meter as the Leafs look up at most of the Atlantic Division, assess the team’s underlying play and forward depth, debate Jim Hiller’s handling of Gavin McKenna, William…

In Episode 130 of the MLHS Podcast, hosts Nick Ashbourne and Anthony Petrielli evaluate the Toronto Maple Leafs' recent struggles as the team sits near the bottom of the Atlantic Division in points percentage. The discussion centers on the team's underlying territorial play, forward depth problems during injuries, and head coach Jim Hiller's roster and tactical decisions.
The podcast also examines Hiller's management of Gavin McKenna and William Nylander, alongside ongoing offensive issues across the defense. Additionally, the hosts preview an upcoming Saturday matchup against the Montreal Canadiens, John Tavares' approaching return from injury, and recent performances from Nick Paul, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, and Jake McCabe.
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