Caring | April 19, 2021
On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, STEVE IS UPSET (00:00), who wore the crown? (19:00), does Steve care more about the Leafs than Adam & Jesse? (25:00), Patrick Marleau ties the record for most games played in NHL history (31:30), checking in on the race between the Dallas Stars & Nashville Predators in the Central Division (43:00), has John Tortorella run out of time? (45:00), did the Leafs lose the Kadri deal? (57:00), checking in on the rest of the league standings (1:01:00), do the Leafs have a goaltending issue (1:12:00), and football's new Super League (1:27:00).
Originally aired: April 19, 2021
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