When Real Kyper and Bourne started up at 3:00 p.m. ET on May 3 — the day after the Leafs beat the Lightning 5-0 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs — we were coming off an unusual pre-show meeting. Our producer, Sam McKee, had pulled clips for us to go over from the coaches and players, and we were searching for the most essential topics, but it was a little harder than usual. It was hard because we’re a Leafs show, and for the Leafs … what went wrong? Who didn’t you like? Where was the conflict? Everybody was just … good. Great, in many cases. That doesn’t make for the best radio, as much as fans loved that we had this problem. That was six days ago. What a difference a week makes. To say the ghosts of the Maple Leafs’ (recent) past came back in Game 4’s 7-3 loss is an understatement. It was a haunting. The fears were that this team doesn’t have killer instinct, right? That’s what we heard from Kyle Dubas in his 2021 post-season press conference. We heard it from Brendan Shana...