The FAN Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning goes into its final hour of the week fully focused on the Leafs-Bruins series heading into a pressure-packed Game 7 in Boston. They enlist the help of two hockey insiders in Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli and Sportsnet’s own Luke Fox to dig deeper into this weekend's do-or-die game. First, Frank shares what's turned the tide in the past two games, who needs this win more, how a loss could impact the futures on both sides, and how both teams have deployed their goalies. Later, Luke joins the conversation to discuss the Leafs' impressive play without Auston Matthews, Toronto's patient approach, last night's incredible crowd at Scotiabank Arena, and Matthew Knies' playoff impact (28:11). Will it continue on Saturday? We’ll all be watching to find out.

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On hour two of The FAN Morning Show Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning talk about the possibility of Auston Matthews sliding back into the line-up, what it means and how or if it would alter what the Maple Leafs have going in the last 2 games. The guys bring on the author of Leafs Notebook, Anthony Petrielli (22:35) of Maple Leafs Hotstove. The trio discusses if the Leafs have found the formula to beat their longtime rival the Bruins or if they’ve always had it and are just executing better. They also discuss how the crowd at Scotiabank Arena was engaged and reacted appropriately. The hour ends with the daily Wake and Rake!

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off The FAN Morning Show discussing the good vibes around Toronto’s team; how even though there were two “stars” of last night’s game in Joseph Woll and William Nylander, it truly was another determined and disciplined complete team effort. They talk about how the perception of the Maple Leafs has changed in 6 days and how it could change even more with a Game 7 win. They look at it from the Boston perspective (32:18) given some post-game comments from their head coach Jim Montgomery and if they are feeling the pressure of maybe coughing up another 3-1 series lead

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