Jeff chats with Eric Francis about the COVID-19 issues around the league, if the NHLers heading to the Olympics might be a pipe dream and the Flames this season (0:44). Next, Linda Cohn weighs in on the Olympic conversation, why the Zegras-Milano goal is good for hockey and Dallas Eakins’ impact in Anaheim (19:50). Then Mike Commito talks about his latest book and tells some fun hockey anecdotes that he came across during his writing process (46:37).

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Elliotte and Jeff chat about the COVID-19 situation around the league with more players being put into protocol, before pivoting to the Olympics, and the general consensus from calls between players and the NHLPA regarding possible 3-5 week quarantines in China if a player tests positive during the Olympics (0:34). Next, they give their takeaways from Jim Rutherford's media conference yesterday, Rutherford's list of GM and AGM candidates, and why teams may be more cautious in allowing current executives to interview if they're not legitimate candidates (12:58).

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Jeff looks at the Predators’ recent winning streak, how team toughness has played into their success and why Juuse Saros’ game is underrated with Chris Mason (0:39). Next, The legendary Brian McFarlane joins the show to talk about his latest book, his career and the potential return of Peter Puck (17:24). To wrap, Satiar Shah weighs in why the Canucks’ organizational messaging needs to be consistent and how he’s enjoyed Bruce Boudreau’s tenure thus far (49:59)

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Elliotte joins Jeff to discuss the latest on the Flames' COVID-19 situation, why the league was quick to postpone games, and why the rink environment may make managing COVID-19 outbreaks more difficult (0:20). Next, they touch on the Olympics, a medical call that occurred over the weekend between the IOC, IIHF, NHL & NHLPA , and discuss timelines on making a decision about the Olympics (4:25). Then they look ahead to Jim Rutherford's press conference, Bruce Boudreau going 4-0 to start his Canucks tenure, and names in the Vancouver GM mix (9:21). To wrap, they talk about what the Oilers may look to add, which team is most intriguing: the Ducks or Predators, and whether we're seeing more devastating hits than we have in recent memory (15:21).

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Guest host Gord Stellick is joined by Iain MacIntyre to look at how Jim Rutherford might approach his early tenure with the Canucks and what’s gone wrong for Elias Pettersson (0:44). Next, Mark Spector talks about the Oilers’ losing streak and if the club might be heavy into the goaltending market (15:58). To finish, Jesse Granger discusses how Vegas has adjusted to all their injuries and the timeline for Jack Eichel (33:48).

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Gary Bettman and Bill Daly's press conference discussing NHL revenues, Olympic participation and more kicks off the show (0:22). Then Elliotte Friedman joins guest host Gord Stellick and weighs in on the Canucks’ hiring of Jim Rutherford, what could hold players back from going to the Olympics and the situation in Arizona (30:56).

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Guest host Gord Stellick chats with Louis Jean about how the power structure might work with the next GM in Montreal as well as where the potential rift happened between Geoff Molson and Marc Bergevin (0:37). Next, Barry Melrose looks back on Mark Messier playing as a 17-year old in the WHA, as well as the two latest coaching changes and the jobs ahead for both Bruce Boudreau and Mike Yeo (26:15).

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Guest host Gord Stellick is joined by Elliotte Friedman to talk about the Arizona Coyotes’ situation, what locations could be considered if a team was to move and how the Jason Spezza suspension has been viewed around the league (0:43). Next, Bruce Boudreau chats about how he got hired by the Canucks, what he’s learned about the team and why he wanted to coach in Canada (16:01). To wrap, Craig Morgan looks at the report of the Coyotes not paying bills and the uncertainty of the franchise going forward (31:31).

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Guest host Gord Stellick chats with Producer Matt about Trevor Zegras’ crazy assist, the skill level in the NHL today and if Mitch Marner has a shot with the Canadian Olympic team (2:06). To wrap, Tim Campbell talks about the officiating in the Leafs-Jets game from the past weekend and if the Jets’ penalty kill could end up being their Achilles heel (26:03).

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Guest host Gord Stellick chats with Joe Bowen about the Leafs' newfound willingness to stand up for teammates and how the third line has performed this season (6:28). Next, Kelly Hrudey stops by to talk about the Darryl Sutter getting the most out of the Flames and Jack Campbell becoming a superstar in Toronto (28:53).

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