EST Afternoons with Hernan Salas & Joaquin Gage

In Hour 2, former CFL linebacker Simoni Lawrence joins the boys to tee up tonight's matchup between the Edmonton Elks and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. They debate who the best team in the CFL is, who deserves the title of the league's top linebacker, and whether Harrison Frost is the real deal.

Then, it's time for Mixing It Up, as we hear from the newest Edmonton Oiler, Filip Hallander. The boys go around the NHL, break down the best matchups on the NFL Sunday slate, and Hernan makes a confession!

Plus, it's the Screw It, Let's Do It Parlay!

With a combined record of 6-1-1, the Oilers and Sharks tussle in the Shark Tank tomorrow afternoon. It'll be the first time since the big trade that Edmonton will face former alternate captain Darnell Nurse. What should we expect from the Oilers tomorrow? Are they skating today? Might we see any lineup changes? Hernan Salas and former Oiler Joaquin Gage sink their teeth into this HUGE contest for the Oilers! Plus the Edmonton Elks in the Hammer with a chance to to clinch a home playoff fame!

Oilers @ Sharks preview with Jonathan Davis from SiriusXM NHL Network Radio: - Lineup previews - Season recaps - Game breakdowns - Growing pains vs. getting gains - Initial thoughts - Locker room quotes!

Zach to the Future with 90s movie theme trivia.

In Hour 2, the boys go around the NHL and hit on the biggest stories from around the league. Then, they tee up a huge Friday night for the Edmonton Elks as they prepare to take on the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

The boys also look ahead to Thursday Night Football as the Dallas Cowboys take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Then, it's F1 Talk with Tim Hauraney from TSN and the Nailing the Apex Podcast as they preview the Singapore Grand Prix and look at the biggest storylines heading into the race.

Plus, Perogy Talk and the Screw It, Let's Do It Parlay!

The Edmonton Oilers make it three straight wins with a 5-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night. The Oil started slow but flipped the script, with the stars leading the way as Edmonton's top players combined for 10 points. Devon Levi was solid once again between the pipes, while Mike Babcock has the Oilers playing the right way for the most part as they continue to find their game.

Then, it's Highlights & Lowlights as the boys break down the Ducks' second power-play goal and Podkolzin's breakaway goal.

And finally, it's a movie-themed edition of the Red Light District with Gager.

To kick off Hour 2, it's time for another installment of the Made in Alberta segment as the boys are joined by Ryan Huska from Dog Island Brewing.

Then, Dan Kingerski from Pittsburgh Hockey Now joins the program to give Edmonton a scouting report on the Oilers' newest addition, Filip Hållander. What can we expect from the 26-year-old Swedish forward, and what does he bring to the Oilers lineup?

Plus, it's Crosby vs. Ovi tonight! We preview another chapter in one of the NHL's greatest rivalries.

Salas and Gage come in hot as the Edmonton Oilers make a trade, acquiring Swedish forward Filip Hållander from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for defenseman Spencer Stastney. The boys break down the deal and what Hållander could bring to Edmonton, plus they preview tonight's matchup against the Anaheim Ducks.

Then, we head to Anaheim to chat with Patrick Present from The Hockey News, who has the latest on a Ducks team that has jumped out to a 2-0 start. What's working for Anaheim, the debut from rookie forward, and why their special teams have been so special early on.

Plus, we hear from Oilers GM Stan Bowman on the Hållander trade and get you set for the Oilers' fourth game of the season.

In hour 2, Salas, Gage and Koob go around the world of sports, dipping into Noticias with a look at the MLB Playoffs and Tuesday's NHL schedule. The boys also discuss some key injuries around the NHL, including the latest on young superstar Macklin Celebrini.

Plus, Hernan and Koob take on a spicy Red Pepper challenge, the Screw It, Let's Do It Parlay returns, and we wrap things up with another edition of This Day In...

Salas and Gage kick things off with the latest from Oilers practice, plus a look at an NHL.com piece breaking down the early Norris Trophy candidates — and the notable omission of an Oilers defenceman from the top four.

Then, we go around the NFL with Brendan Deeg from The Score. The boys discuss the Cleveland Browns, the early-season impact of running backs, Bryce Young's impressive numbers, and what's gone wrong for the 0-4 Houston Texans.

Plus, it's time for another edition of Majeau Knows with Marc Majeau from the MCTV Podcast. The Yankees, Oilers, Lanterns, and a discussion about fictional coaches are all on the table.

Edmonton Elks defensive backs coach Aaron Grymes joins the program to discuss the team's preparation for Friday's matchup with the Ticats, the bye week, and the importance of a next-man-up mentality. Grymes also talks about the changing weather, and what he tells young players when the starters they replaced return from injury.

Then, we head to Detroit to talk all things Red Wings with Ryan Hana of the Winged Wheel Podcast. What's the latest on Simon Edvinsson reportedly preferring a trade? The Dylan Larkin situation? Is Shawn Horcoff in an impossible spot? And what's behind Detroit's slow start to the season?

Plus, Noticias, Oilers Talk, Screw It Let's Do It Parlay and This Day In...

Salas and Gage look back at the Oilers' 3-1 win over the Seattle Kraken on Saturday, including a bounce-back performance from Devon Levi and what may have been Edmonton's best game of the young season. The boys also bring the latest from practice, with Jason Dickinson a full participant and Mike Babcock laying out the goalie plan for the week.

Then, Hernan brings some interesting numbers on an Oilers team that has banked five of a possible six points. There's plenty to like — and some areas that still need work — so just how good can this team be once things start clicking?

Plus, it's Hernan Goes Hmmm, as Hernan brings some of the wackiest and most eye-popping stats from around the sports world over the weekend.