Hour 4: Managing Lulls w/ Kris Versteeg + Malachi Flynn Seizing the Opportunity
Kris Versteeg joins the show to discus what it’s like the day after getting torched, trade deadline anxieties as a player, the Leafs handling of Nick Robertson, how Rasmus Sandin has been dealing with pressure in Toronto, playing both the left and right side on defence, how Sandin impressed him with his post game comments following a tough game, and what impresses him most about Michael Bunting (0:35). Then Alvin Williams comments on Malachi Flynn's play as of late, what he brings to the second unit, the tear Scottie Barnes has been on, where he fits in the Rookie of the Year race, and what Thad Young brings to the team (24:47). To wrap, Blake and Justin touch on Mitch Marner hitting 400 games as a Leaf (41:04). 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 affiliate.
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Show Notes
Kris Versteeg joins the show to discus what it’s like the day after getting torched, trade deadline anxieties as a player, the Leafs handling of Nick Robertson, how Rasmus Sandin has been dealing with pressure in Toronto, playing both the left and right side on defence, how Sandin impressed him with his post game comments following a tough game, and what impresses him most about Michael Bunting (0:35). Then Alvin Williams comments on the Raptors' matchup with Dwane Casey and the Pistons, Malachi Flynn's play as of late, what he brings to the second unit, the tear Scottie Barnes has been on, where he fits in the Rookie of the Year race, and what Thad Young brings to the team (24:47). To wrap, Blake and Justin touch on Mitch Marner hitting 400 games as a Leaf (41:04).
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 affiliate.