• More Impressive Surge: Leafs or Canes? | Daily Faceoff LIVE November 21st

  • Nov 21 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
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More Impressive Surge: Leafs or Canes? | Daily Faceoff LIVE November 21st

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  • Welcome to Daily Faceoff Live!


    On today's show we start by talking about the surge of the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Carolina Hurricanes. Both have been impressive, but which more than the other? Reminder the Leafs are without Auston Matthews!


    We then continue to talk about the Nashville Predators and their ability to continue to lose games including their 3-0 shutout loss to the Seattle Kraken last night. What can they do?


    We talked Trade Targets yesterday, which players could be on the market, but today we will talk about the teams that may be looking to buy! Who's in need?


    Jon Goyens joins the coaches room once again to talk about Logan Thompson and the Washington Capitals!



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