Neil Keefe and Brian Monzo talk about how Martin St. Louis has impacted the Rangers in a way Ryan Callahan never could, whether Alex Burrows' hit on Ryan McDonagh was dirty and deserving of a suspension and if the Rangers can compete with the Bruins and Penguins in the playoffs.

Neil Keefe and Ben Kabak talk about the Yankees' disappointing Opening Day loss in Houston, how miserable the Eduardo Nunez era was now that he's been designated for assignment and when the idea that it's Derek Jeter's last season will set in.

Neil Keefe and Kevin DeLury talk about the Rangers' recent run that has them looking like contenders, if Martin St. Louis will ever score a goal as a Ranger and why they don't want but need a Rangers-Flyers playoff series.

Neil Keefe and Erik Boland talk about the feeling around the Yankees with Derek Jeter's last Opening Day approaching, whether the new and slim CC Sabathia can be trusted and how excited everyone should be for Michael Pineda to finally be healthy.

Neil Keefe and Sam Carchidi talk about how the Flyers have survived the gauntlet portion of their schedule, the similarities between Martin St. Louis and Claude Giroux's seasons and how everyone is pulling for a Rangers-Flyers playoff series.

Neil Keefe and David Singer talk about the history and process of HockeyFights.com, the state of fighting and player safety in the NHL and how NHL players have become fans and supporters of the site.

Neil Keefe and 610 of Barstool Sports New York joined me to talk about if the Rangers are better now than they were before the trade deadline, how Ryan Callahan didn't think the Rangers would call his bluff and actually trade him and if Brad Richards can avoid a buyout now that is old teammate is his new linemate.

Neil Keefe and Kevin DeLury talk about whether the Rangers should sign or trade Ryan Callahan, why Glen Sather is deciding to draw the line for the first time with his team's captain and how far the Rangers team can go this season.

Neil Keefe and Brian McGonagle talk about trading homegrown talent by revisiting the Joe Thornton trade, the way player safety and suspensions are handled by the NHL and how the Bruins are now expected to win the Stanley Cup every year.

Neil Keefe and Danny Picard talk about how Claude Julien has gone from almost getting to fired to one of the most respected coaches in the league, why the Bruins are the best team in the Eastern Conference and we even touch on some baseball with spring training in full swing.