Locked On Leafs - Daily Podcast On The Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 23, 2026 · 43 min · 19 segments
The Toronto Maple Leafs pull off a WILD 5-4 win over the New York Rangers thanks to a clutch late goal from Troy Stecher! David Morassutti is joined by Frank Stanisci to break down the dramatic…
Dave MorassuttiHostFrank StanisciGuest
Well, if you place the bet on the over for this Leafs game... you probably hit it as the Leafs pick up a thrilling 5-4 victory over the New York Rangers.

So today we're going to talk about how they were able to pull out a win in this wild game, hand out our three stars as usual, and we'll preview the Western Canadian road trip starting with a Saturday night showdown with the Edmonton Oilers.

So make sure you make the Locked On Leafs podcast your first listen because we have a lot to go over today.

And Frank, I'm telling you, people got their money's worth at this game last night.

That was, that was a game that, you know, the star players may not have had their night, but the, but the deaf players gave the fans quite something, uh, to cheer about, including a last with about less than 30 seconds left.

Troy Stetcher gets left open for a shot and he beats, uh, Dylan Guerin with a howitzer of a shot.

Um, Just the whole sequence, you could just tell the fans were just on their edge of their seat.

And I think that's something we can commonly say we haven't really seen all too often in a weeknight regular season game.
I want to start by saying the Leafs stars don't have to be the best players every night.
I think that that's the biggest thing that I pulled from that game is that the fourth line is starting to understand each other, understand how they're going to play together.
And even one of them in one of the post games mentioned that specific point that they're feeling comfortable with each other.
And that's important, David, because last year, what was the word that was used that was a problem with the Leafs? They didn't connect.

Well, if you place the bet on the over for this Leafs game... you probably hit it as the Leafs pick up a thrilling 5-4 victory over the New York Rangers.

So today we're going to talk about how they were able to pull out a win in this wild game, hand out our three stars as usual, and we'll preview the Western Canadian road trip starting with a Saturday night showdown with the Edmonton Oilers.

So make sure you make the Locked On Leafs podcast your first listen because we have a lot to go over today.

And Frank, I'm telling you, people got their money's worth at this game last night.

That was, that was a game that, you know, the star players may not have had their night, but the, but the deaf players gave the fans quite something, uh, to cheer about, including a last with about less than 30 seconds left.

Troy Stetcher gets left open for a shot and he beats, uh, Dylan Guerin with a howitzer of a shot.

Um, Just the whole sequence, you could just tell the fans were just on their edge of their seat.

And I think that's something we can commonly say we haven't really seen all too often in a weeknight regular season game.
I want to start by saying the Leafs stars don't have to be the best players every night.
I think that that's the biggest thing that I pulled from that game is that the fourth line is starting to understand each other, understand how they're going to play together.
And even one of them in one of the post games mentioned that specific point that they're feeling comfortable with each other.
And that's important, David, because last year, what was the word that was used that was a problem with the Leafs? They didn't connect.
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