I told you the Leafs would be sitting pretty if they had just won that game in Montreal, because

even with the overtime lost, they've still now taken three or four points from the senators.

But I wouldn't even say that they lost a point against the senators, they just gave it away.

They gave it away. I'm going to be harping on this forever, but before we get into that, guys,

we have a huge show ahead. We're going to get to who wore the crown in just a second,

but Katie Strang from the athletic, I don't know, she kind of had a big story this week, something.

Biggest story in hockey, I'd say. I think it might be the biggest story of the year.

Like, I don't know if I've ever seen an exposé. It was, remember Michael Russo went deep inside the,

I think it was the Fenton administration with the Minnesota Wild?

Every year, there is one, hey, check out this mess article. It's not even every year. You don't

get one like this every season. Fenton was that, I think it was two years ago now,

in Katie Strang's with the Arizona Coyotes. It's a doozy. It's a podcast as well,

and I think it's only getting started. There you go. There you go. So we're going to get to Katie

in just about 20 minutes here. Let's get into who wore the crown. And we'll see if Jesse actually

gives the crown back to William Nylander. Steve Simmons certainly doesn't, but in the meantime,

Steve kicking it off with you. No, no, not yet.

People paid good money to sponsor this segment. And you have the audacity. Wow.

Not read their lineers. Adam, we're trying to keep the lights on here. We're trying to

pay some bills. I don't know. Coming up around the corner. We're going to bring back

over pay some bills. I love that one. What was it? TJ, TJ said, yeah, I've locked my bus out for,

like rock radio guys. I've locked my bus out, but I'm still going to play some commercials.

Play what I want to accept. I'll play some commercials. Yeah, there'll be radio jocks that

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