Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk get you set for what should be a wild final night of the NHL regular season! Playoff spots aren't up for grabs but there are important races within the playoff picture. They also talked about the Norris and the Hart trophy races before bringing in Mike DeFabo from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette for another edition of All 32!

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Frank Seravalli and Mike McKenna broke down the wild night of action that saw the Dallas Stars finally clinch a playoff spot. They also talked about tonight's games, Juuse Saros being out for the Preds, the Habs clinching 32nd place in the league, and what the next few months could be like for the Detroit Red Wings before getting to Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic to talk about the St. Louis Blues heading into the playoffs!

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Frank Seravalli and Chris Gear started off the show by breaking down what we saw last night around the NHL. They also looked at what's on the line tonight before touching on the Art Ross and Rocket Richard both being locked up. Chris Peters also joined the show live from Germany where he's covering the u18 tournament.

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Frank and Mike took a look at tonight's matchups around the NHL and what's on the line for teams that are in the playoff hunt. They also continued their awards series with a look at the Lady Byng and they went in-depth on what could be next for the Ottawa Senators after another season without the playoffs. Finally, McKenna took a look at each playoff teams goaltending and who should be the most confident with their situation between the pipes.

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Tyler Yaremchuk and Frank Seravalli start a fresh week of The Daily Faceoff Show by talking about the Golden Knights stunning loss to the San Jose Sharks. They also talked about some major players going down with injuries, the Selke race & they took a look at what could be a busy summer for the Chicago Blackhawks. Fluto Shinzawa also stopped by for a look at the Bruins as they head into the playoffs.

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Tyler Yaremchuk and Frank Seravalli kick off the show by talking about the passing of hockey legend Guy Lafleur. They also talked about a wild night in the Atlantic division, the Jack Adams race, and they took a look at the New Jersey Devils in Down & Out. They also welcomed Jason Gregor to the show for All 32!

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Matt Larkin & Mike McKenna kicked off today's show by talking about Vegas' big OT win and the drama surrounding that game. They also talked about Ovi hitting the 50-goal mark, the Oilers win over the Stars, and McKenna broke down the Vezina race!

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Frank Seravalli and Chris Gear talked about the Canucks blowing a lead to the Senators last night, the Flames losing to the Preds, the Art Ross race, and they also took a look a the Seattle Kraken as their first-ever season comes to a close. Matt DeFranks from The Dallas Morning News also stopped by for a look at the Stars.

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Mike Mckenna and Frank Seravalli started the show by looking into the Vegas Golden Knight's big loss last night to New Jersey. They also looked back at their pre-season predictions from this season, talked about the Canadiens plans heading into the offseason, and Chris Peters stopped by for a u18 preview!

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Tyler Yaremchuk and Frank Seravalli kick off a new week of the show by taking a look at the historic season being put together by the Florida Panthers. They also talked about some teams that may be regretting what they did at the deadline, the Calder Trophy race, and they welcomed in Samantha Pell to go in-depth on the Washington Capitals.

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