Victor Findlay and JP O'Connor with the call of third period action of game three between the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning.

Victor Findlay and JP O'Connor with the call of second period action of game three between the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning.

Victor Findlay and JP O'Connor with the call of first period action of game three between the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning.

Pierre McGuire brought to you by Lorne Rubin Paramount Financial Services joins Melnick in the Afternoon to go around the NHL playoff picture.

Three-Time Stanley Cup Champion Aaron Ward joins Melnick in the Afternoon to tee-up game 3 between the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay

Darren Dreger with Conor and Shaun ahead of the Canadiens and Lightning in Game 3 tonight. 

-Too Early For Habs To Make significant lineup change tonight

-NHL looking at wanting much less post whistle stuff in Habs v Lightning

-Habs not bothered by Tampa Bay physical play

-Habs home ice advantage could be huge for the next two games

-On Noah Dobson and two week timeline. Is there an update

-Ottawa has no answer for Carolina

-Is Connor McDavid hurt

-Buffalo goalie decision

Who benefits more from the extra time off. Tampa bay or Montreal

The Canadiens top line has not done really anything at 5 on 5. How much that changes when the series moves to Bell Centre ice?

Matthew Tkachuk was not and will not be attending his brothers playoff games in Ottawa. Coward move or smart move?

What kind of home fan are you if you attended a massive game like tonight’s Game 3? If you had a jersey would you wear it? Are you a wave guy? Do you stand up and cheer when the home team scores or just chill?

Hockey analyst Pierre McGuire, joined Melnick in the Afternoon to talk about why he would keep Kirby Dach out of the lineup, the Penguins being down 0-3 to the Flyers, Anthony Mantha not being impactful in the playoffs and much more. 

The Athletic's Arpon Basu, joined Melnick in the Afternoon to talk about how Martin St. Louis will try to get the 1st line going, Lane Hutson becoming more willing to shoot the puck, Jayden Struble and Arber Xhekaj having stability and much more.