Even though we wrapped up the show last week, most of us are still around in finals week for one last ride. We take it by eulogizing the teams eliminated from the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs and previewing the second round.

It's the final show with the whole crew in person (at least for now). And for once, we managed to stay on time, giving thoughts on each of the 16 playoff teams before an emotional sign-off.

Following an electric solo opening by Murph, the gang turns its focus to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but only after recapping the adventure that was JIrons' 21st birthday party. Plus, Tyler takes a break from talking about Cole Knuble and Justin Janicke to get his car washed by them. #ThisIsJournalism

Andrew's Flyers and Jimmy's Red Wings are still in the playoff race heading into the final week -- and Murph's Canadiens (partially) hold their fates in their hands.

We take a break from hockey this week with Andrew's Flyers in freefall and decide to pivot to the Notre Dame baseball and MLB landscape with our discussion -- and grid game (don't worry, we still played Puckdoku, too).

The squad gives their typical passionate takes on the NCAA Hockey Tournament, plus discusses the always enjoyable topic of sports gambling problems.

It's the best month of the year for NCAA Tournament play -- in basketball. The NCAA Hockey Tournament is approaching, but Notre Dame won't be in it after a season-ending sweep in the first round of the Big 10 Tournament to Michigan. We recap that and don't let March Madness being a different sport stop us from filling out brackets.

It's the final show until spring break when the squad will relax and consume various random sporting events. Before then, we examine if Notre Dame has any chance in the Big 10 Tournament and talk about the early moves made ahead of the NHL trade deadline.

A new theme song constructed by JIrons kicks off this episode of Five for Fighting Irish (twice). The Irish played well against Michigan State but only managed a split. We also have some NHL trades to talk about. Finally, Andrew fails at promoting the show on the ND Admissions Instagram story.

Five for Fighting Irish returns from its winter break hiatus, now recording on Mondays at 6 pm rather than Fridays at 9 am. That doesn't prevent the guys from dealing with more technical difficulties but doesn't disrupt their typical jovial banter as the Irish settle into Big 10 play.