Brothers In The Box

The boys react to the World Cup of Hockey officially being announced, with Edmonton, Calgary, and Prague named as host cities. They then dive into the huge Oilers news: Leon Draisaitl is out for the season for now after a lower-body injury in Nashville, with hopes he could still return for the playoffs. The guys break down what the injury might be, what it means for Edmonton, and whether Leon should even play if he’s not fully healthy.

They also cover AJ Greer’s suspension, react to the chaos of March Madness, including near-upsets, busted brackets, and the last few perfect brackets standing, and debate whether the NHL playoff format needs a serious change.

The boys break down another Oilers update, including the controversial Nathan MacKinnon hit on Ingram, why two good periods of defence still aren’t enough, and the growing list of injuries affecting the lineup — Janmark, Colton Dach, RNH, and Emberson. They also react to the Radko Gudas hit, his 5-game suspension, and the shocking news of Auston Matthews being out for the season.

The conversation shifts to the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals, where the guys build their brackets and debate whether the Dominican Republic could get upset. They also cover major NFL trade news, including the Maxx Crosby deal and Geno Smith returning to the New York Jets.

To wrap things up, they give their Player of the Week to Alexis Lafrenière after a hat trick and seven points in four games, with Nikita Kucherov earning honourable mention.

It’s Trade Deadline Recap time, and the boys break down the biggest moves around the NHL. From Edmonton acquiring Connor Murphy and Jason Dickinson to Utah landing MacKenzie Weegar, Dallas grabbing Tyler Myers and Michael Bunting, and Buffalo loading up on defence with Logan Stanley and Luke Schenn, the deadline had no shortage of chaos.

They also talk about the Oilers’ situation, why the goaltending issue still hasn’t been fixed, and why a first-round exit is becoming a real possibility unless something changes in the offseason.

Beyond the NHL, the guys preview the World Baseball Classic, discuss the format and their favorites to win, and react to massive NFL trades including DJ Moore being moved and Maxx Crosby heading to Baltimore.

In this live, we dive into the latest NHL trade deadline, analyzing key moves, team strategies, and player impacts. Our expert guest provides insider insights and predictions, making it a must-listen for hockey fans eager to understand the nuances of the trade frenzy.

The boys dive into a full Oilers update, breaking down who needs to step up — including Jarry and Frederic — and who’s been answering the call, with strong play from Matt Savoie, Ingram, and Podz.

They review the LA Kings, discuss Paul Coffey stepping in as assistant coach on defence, and get into trade rumours around the league. From Vinny to Minnesota, OEL or Faulk potentially heading to Edmonton, a massive OEL + McMann retained package, Kulak trade chatter, and more — it’s rumor season in full swing.

They wrap with Guess the Player and Player of the Week honors:

Matt Boldy after a big two-game stretch, with Brayden Point earning HM.

Trade chaos, Oilers pressure, and league movement — classic Brothers in the Box.

The boys recap the Olympics heading into the final day — breaking down the quarterfinals and semifinals, Finland taking bronze, Slovakia’s unreal run, and Canada’s women falling short. They update Canada’s medal count (5G, 6S, 9B) and preview the Gold Medal matchup, highlighting key storylines around Morrissey, Thompson, and Crosby.

They also cover NHL news during the Olympic break, including trades, Lekkermäki’s season-ending injury, Rantanen’s lower-body concern, and Matt Savoie’s brief Condors appearance. Plus, WHL Prospect Game reactions and Gavin McKenna’s ridiculous 8-point night.

The boys break down the latest from the Olympics, including a massive Canada vs. USA showdown and why Canada might be looking unstoppable right now. With hockey at an elite level across the tournament, they debate why the USA hasn’t impressed in what looked like an easy group.

They also update the medal standings, highlight Italy’s strong showing as host nation, and react to key injuries — including Josh Morrissey and Kevin Fiala, who is now out for the season after surgery.

The episode wraps with Player of the Week, as two stars are currently on pace to challenge the Olympic points record, with Juraj Slafkovsky and Connor McDavid earning honourable mention.

The boys break down the wild Gavin McKenna situation, from felony charges being laid on February 4th to everything being dropped two days later — including the full context behind what actually happened. From there, it’s trade season chaos with Panarin heading to LA, incentive-heavy conditions, and the Lightning starting to look like a legit contender again.

They react to a completely unhinged NBA trade deadline, debate Team Canada replacement decisions, and unpack a blunt Leon Draisaitl rant calling out Edmonton’s defensive issues. The episode wraps with hot takes, Olympic chaos, and Player of the Week honors: Nikita Kucherov, with Jack Eichel earning HM.

The boys run another watch-along episode as the NHL goes absolutely nuclear in January — 31 hat tricks in 31 days from Jan 22 to Jan 30. The league is buzzing.

They break down the Oilers winning three straight, including a wild comeback against the Sharks, and debate whether Edmonton actually looked good doing it. Trade talk follows with Bobby McMann’s value, a look back at the history of the Stadium Series, and a debate you didn’t know you needed: Is Dylan Larkin a top-10 captain in the NHL?

The episode wraps with Player of the Week:

Evan Bouchard after a historic night vs Washington (4G, 7A over 4 games), with Travis Konecny earning HM after a clutch hat trick to keep the streak alive.

The boys jump straight into Responding to Hot Takes, reacting to some wild ones — including the Sharks winning the Cup, playoff concerns around Ingram and Jarry’s save percentages, and rumours of Evander Kane being moved to Colorado or Dallas.

Trade talk heats up with a deep dive into Rasmus Andersson to Vegas, breaking down a potential return featuring Zack Whitecloud, top defence prospect Abram Wiebe, and conditional picks that escalate if the Knights win the Cup. They also discuss Kiefer Sherwood to San Jose for multiple second-rounders and young defenseman Cole Clayton.

The episode wraps with Guess the Player and Player of the Week honors: Kirill Kaprizov after a massive week capped by an OT winner, with Ryan O’Reilly earning honourable mention.