Since last episode: Don Sweeney got an extension in Boston, more coaches were hired or seemingly headed to be hired, the PWHL had a repeat champion and the Conference Finals got underway after the Second Round came to an end with yet another embarrassing ending for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

This "boring" episode contains a multitude of things.

Since last episode: The Draft Lottery happened (and we didn't even talk about any conspiracy theories) and coaches played musical chairs! The PWHL expanded too-- adding two new franchises in Vancouver and Seattle set to begin play in the 2025-26 season.

Also included: First Round eulogies, giving props to the Carolina Hurricanes, speculating potential landing spots for Evgeni Malkin, Victor Hedman and some of the other older guys in the league (not that they're on the move or anything) and some Second Round thoughts.

The First Round is underway so Nick and Shawn tackle each series already in progress while watching two Game 2s, talk gladiator fan etiquette and more totally relevant stuff.

Alex Ovechkin is the NHL's all-time goals leader. Something happened for the first time since 1967, and it doesn't involve the Toronto Maple Leafs (kind of)! Nick and Shawn present their final power rankings for the season before previewing the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and Nick teaches you how to never be wrong or proven otherwise.

Nick and Shawn consider a rebrand and talk about Jeremy Swayman, Nikita Zadorov, lottery odds, John Tortorella, the wild card race and more.

Just what, exactly, was the reasoning for trading Brad Marchand and more. Nick and Shawn tackle the last two months, recap the trade deadline and produce their latest NHL power rankings as the season hits "the stretch" and the push for the playoffs begins.

The much-awaited 2024-25 edition of the Midseasonies Awards are finally presented!

The guys talk fun facts and Winter Classic musings related to matchups, venues, entertainment value and more. It’s also once again time for power rankings on the podcast as the NHL hits the halfway point of the 2024-25 season.

Oliver Antone joins the show to talk all things Boston Fleet, future PWHL expansion, his journey to joining Fleet Diehards leadership, the “Keep Calm and Trust Jillian Dempsey” origin story, the Buffalo Sabres' losing streak, Kaapo Kakko and more!

The St. Louis Blues fired Drew Bannister, the Chicago Blackhawks fired Luke Richardson, Jacob Trouba was traded to the Anaheim Ducks, Igor Shesterkin signed an extension with the New York Rangers and Nick and Dany update their power rankings entering December.