Carlton's Corner

After a season-long hiatus, Carlton's Corner is back! Recapping all the team's moves since our last episode after the 2024-25 season, and setting up the 2026-27 season preview to come next episode!

In the first episode of season 3, the boys go over the Panthers' Stanley Cup win, and the Leafs' offseason heading into Free Agency on July 1.

The boys are joined by Terry once again as they breakdown Toronto's seven-game series loss to the Florida Panthers and the subsequent announcement that Maple Leafs President Brendan Shanahan will not return to his helm for next season.

With Anthony back, he shares his thoughts on the Leafs's 4-2 first-round series victory over the Ottawa Senators. Then, the boys delve into Toronto's surprising 2-0 series lead over the Florida Panthers, recapping the first two games of the series and previewing what's left to come as the Leafs head down to Sunrise, Florida as the series continues.

Carlton's Corner covers its first ever playoff series win as the Toronto Maple Leafs knocked the Ottawa Senators out of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in six games. With Anthony out of town, Terry joins the show again as the boys break down the Leafs' round one series victory. Taking a look at the series game by game, going over the player stats, and each determining our three stars of the series, this is one you won't want to miss!

Despite there being little news to talk about in Leafs land, the boys recap the last few weeks of Leafs hockey and take a look at the NCAA free agents the team recently signed as they push to win the Atlantic division for the first time ever.

On this episode, the boys are joined by a special guest - another Anthony! The trio briefly discuss the 4 Nations Face-Off final, Toronto's record since returning from the break, and the results of last week's NHL Trade Deadline.

After skipping a week, the boys are back to quickly recap the last few Leafs games before the break in the NHL season, discuss the 4 Nations Face-Off thus far and preview the USA vs Canada final, as well as some discussion around Super Bowl 59 and F1's upcoming 75th season.

After a short week, the boys recapped the last two weeks of Toronto Maple Leafs hockey, going over the results, the storylines, and looking ahead to not only the upcoming Leafs schedule, but also the 4 Nations Faceoff.

After a rough start to the week, the Leafs pulled out back to back wins against some familiar faces. A slow start to their Saturday night matchup led to one of the team's best comeback wins in recent memory, demolishing a divisional rival and creating some pretty good online content at the same time.

Carlton's Corner's first episode of 2025 isn't as positive as we would've liked, with the Leafs on a bit of a skid and coming off of one of their worst losses of the season. The boys discuss the team's recent stretch, what has been plaguing them, and take a look at the upcoming games Toronto has in store.

The amulet has taken over in Toronto, leading the team to 1st place in the Atlantic division. The boys break down the weird amulet phenomenon along with Toronto's recent play and a look at the team nearly halfway into the season.

The boys discuss the recent hot stretch the Leafs have been on, including a lengthy injury to their captain, a sleuth of new injuries meaning lots of call-ups, and they take a short look around the rest of the NHL!

A little over one month into the season, the boys recap the Leafs to this point in the year, discuss some of the recent roster moves, and grade the new free agents on how they've played so far.

(RE-UPLOAD) The boys discuss the Leafs 2024 offseason, including new faces behind the bench, the NHL Entry Draft, Free Agency and a sneak peak of the roster for next season.

With the Leafs off-season in full swing, the boys breakdown the hiring of a new bench boss in Craig Berube, analyze Toronto's upcoming free-agents, and discuss what players may be traded and who they'd like to keep.

The Leafs lose Game Seven to the Boston Bruins again. The boys recap the losing effort in the series and breakdown who played well, who didn't and why Sheldon Keefe likely won't return as head coach.

After two games in the first round, the Leafs and Bruins are tied 1-1. The boys recap both games so far and take a look look at the rest of the series' around the league.