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This week Purposely Offside interviews a Captain. We chat with host of TSN's OverDrive, Bryan Hayes. We talk to Hayes about his career, the success of OverDrive and get his take on the Toronto Maple Leafs' early struggles so far this season.
The second half of the podcast breaks down last weeks Leafs action and what's to come for the team this week.
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