Louie DeBrusk joins the show to break down the Stanley Cup Final from all angles. The trio takes a detailed look at how both teams got to the big stage—and what ultimately separated the champion from the runner-up. With the offseason now underway, the conversation shifts to what’s next, especially for the team that fell short and faces some major decisions moving forward.

Anaheim Ducks GM Pat Verbeek joins the show after a busy start to the offseason. Pat gives his perspective on the hiring of Joel Quenneville and what he expects from his new coach behind the bench. He also discusses the recent trade for Chris Kreider and outlines what’s next for the Ducks as they enter a new and promising phase of their rebuild.

Marco Sturm joins the show for his first interview since being named the new head coach of the Boston Bruins. He shares how his coaching journey brought him to this moment, what excites him about the opportunity, and how he plans to get the Bruins back on track after missing the playoffs last season. It’s a proper introduction to the man now behind the bench in Boston.

Darren Dreger joins the show to break down what he’s seen so far in the Stanley Cup Final—including the Florida Panthers’ dominant play—and to look ahead at what’s shaping up to be a fascinating NHL offseason. The conversation shifts to free agency and contract talks, where income tax (or the lack of it) becomes a real factor in where players choose to sign. The guys also look at the long summer ahead for Leafs GM Brad Treliving and explore potential landing spots—and price tags—for stars like Sam Bennett and Mitch Marner.

Legendary coach Scotty Bowman returns to the show after attending the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final. With decades of experience behind the bench, Scotty offers his perspective on the series so far and how the game has evolved over time. From insights on today’s NHL to classic tales from his iconic career, this episode is packed with hockey wisdom—and more than a few stories you won’t want to miss. He even shares why, despite all his experience, he never gives advice to his son Stan.

Ray Ferraro joins the show as the guys react to a busy week in the NHL. While the plan was to dig right into the Stanley Cup Final, Pete DeBoer’s firing in Dallas sparks an early detour. Once they shift back to the Oilers and Panthers, Ray shares his take on Game 1, including Corey Perry’s unexpected impact and whether Matthew Tkachuk could do the same in Game 2. Coaching changes, Cup Final storylines, and plenty more get covered in this one.

Jeff Blashill joins the show to talk about his new role as head coach of the Chicago Blackhawks. With previous experience leading another Original Six franchise, Blashill shares how he plans to approach this opportunity — from guiding a young core to the responsibility of coaching a generational talent like Connor Bedard. He offers insight into what he's learned, what excites him, and what’s ahead for one of hockey’s most storied teams.

With the Stanley Cup Final set, Rick Bowness joins the show to help preview the series. From roster construction to coaching philosophies, Rick gives his thoughts on both teams — what separates them, where the edges lie, and what it might take to lift hockey’s ultimate prize. A great conversation with one of the most experienced minds in the game.

Rick Tocchet joins the show to reflect on the end of his time in Vancouver and the beginning of a new chapter with the Philadelphia Flyers. He walks us through what excites him most about the opportunity — from the players he’ll be coaching to the preparation required ahead of next season. It’s an honest conversation about change, challenge, and the road ahead for one of hockey’s most respected voices behind the bench.

Fresh off our conversation with MLSE President & CEO Keith Pelley, Nick Kypreos joins John and Daren to keep the Maple Leafs talk rolling. How close is this team to actually competing for a Stanley Cup? What does “success” really look like after this season? And perhaps the biggest question of all — who stays and who goes this offseason? The guys also carve out time to react to the ongoing Conference Finals and the storylines emerging as the Stanley Cup Final draws near.