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BUDS: The Hockey Show

BUDS: The Hockey Show

Written by: Quinn Marr
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Two Leafs fans. Two buddies. One hockey show.

BUDS: The Hockey Show is Quinn Marr and Danny Mags talking Leafs, hockey, and everything in between the way they actually would with their buddies. No forced hot takes. No corporate hockey talk. Just honest opinions, stories, debates, laughs, and a whole lot of passion for the game.

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Episodes
  • Sandwiches | Buds: The Hockey Show
    Oct 14 2026
    The Leafs are winning games, blowing leads, and Quinn is officially beefing with an entire state. Quinn and Danny break down a wild week in Toronto, from a 3-0 comeback against Nashville to blowing a 3-0 lead against Vegas before bouncing back against Colorado. They get into Gavin McKenna’s first goal, Auston Matthews and William Nylander taking over, whether the Leafs need a defenceman, and Gavin and Auston’s sleepover and sandwich session. Around the NHL, Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending injury shakes up the Rangers, the Flyers continue to struggle, and Montreal fans start chanting for Dylan Larkin. Plus, after a week of hate from Devils fans, Quinn has reached a new conclusion: the entire state of New Jersey is soft. Finally, we look ahead to Utah, Buffalo and the Islanders. New Jersey, this one’s for you.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • RELEASE THE GAVIN | BUDS THE HOCKEY SHOW
    Oct 6 2026
    Three games in, and is the big question around Gavin McKenna starting to get louder? Quinn and Danny recap the Leafs’ opening week, from the Montreal loss and Morgan Rielly’s infamous keep, to the win over the Islanders and the loss to Ottawa. They get into McKenna’s scoreless start, the questions being raised about whether he should move up the lineup, Karill Marchenko’s first goal, and why the third line might somehow be the Leafs’ best. Around the NHL, Dylan Larkin gets booed, Igor Shesterkin makes Rangers history, Simon Edvinsson reportedly wants out of Detroit, Barkov hits LTIR, Marchand returns way earlier than expected, and Jack Hughes proves he might be the softest player in hockey. Plus, we look ahead to Nashville, Vegas and Colorado. Three games down. Maybe it’s time to unleash Gavin.
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    1 hr and 1 min
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