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Elliotte joins Jeff to weigh in on the situation in Vancouver, the team’s homestand, and Elias Pettersson’s struggles (0:30). Next, they chat about the news that the Penguins are in advanced talks to sell the team to Fenway Sports Group, and what a new ownership group could mean for Evgeni Malkin who's in the final year of his contract (9:30). To wrap, they take a look at the surprising Anaheim Ducks, Kyle Clifford rejoining the Leafs, how Scott Perunovich fits on St. Louis’ blueline, and where the Blues are at (15:22).

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Wayne Scanlan joins the show to chat about the COVID-19 situation in Ottawa and how the season has gone for the Senators (1:11). Next, Dion Phaneuf stops by and talks about his career after officially announcing his retirement (14:55). To wrap, Hall of Fame broadcaster Rick Peckham talks about his favourite broadcasting moments and coming out of retirement to fill in for long-time friend Pete Weber on the Predators broadcast (29:30).

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Jeff is joined by Boomer Gordon from NHL Network Radio to talk about the Canucks' terrible penalty kill, the tough metropolitan division and more (6:20). Canadian national team defenceman Erin Ambrose discusses the team’s recent three game series win over Finland and looks back on the World Championship win (32:58).

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Jeff looks at the recent struggles of the Canucks and if there could be changes coming with Iain MacIntyre (1:02). Next, Producer Matt recaps the weekend that was with a glance at Canucks’ Twitter, the Capitals' great start, and which players should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame (33:57).

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Jeff discusses why this year has felt so long already, the Canucks tough spot, the apathy in Vancouver, and why the Blackhawks have performed better on the ice with ESPN’s Emily Kaplan (6:27). Next, Penguins President of Hockey Ops Brian Burke talks about the Prime Time Sports and Entertainment Conference, the Hall of Fame Class of 2020, and the group's delayed induction which is set for tonight (30:27).

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Josh Getzoff, Penguins radio PxP voice, joins the show to chat about the Penguins managing to keep pace in the Metropolitan and Tristan Jarry’s better start to this year (0:42). To wrap, Sam Cosentino talks about the long road to the NHL for goaltender Zach Fucale and tees up the Jets-Kings matchup on the weekend (32:01).

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Jeff discusses John Tortorella’s comments about Connor McDavid and memories of Maple Leaf Gardens with Gord Stellick (6:39). Next, Hal Gill looks at Matt Duchene’s ever-changing game and some of the young players who have impressed early on (30:08).

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Jeff looks back on William Nylander’s performance against the Flyers and Kevin Lowe’s career with Craig MacTavish (0:49). To wrap, Jeff looks at the issues surrounding the Dallas Stars before bringing on Producer Matt to talk about the future of the Kings and Ducks (28:12).

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Jeff discusses the recent COVID-19 outbreak in Ottawa with The Athletic’s Ian Mendes (1:23). Next, NHL Network’s Mike Kelly talks about some players on Canadian teams that we should be keeping an eye on because of their positive underlying numbers (13:00). To finish, Eric Stephens, Ducks writer at The Athletic, weighs in on Bob Murray and discusses why it’s important for ownership to make a statement (32:29).

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Jeff previews Scotiabank Wednesday Night Hockey with Luke Fox who gives an update on John Tavares and Ondřej Kaše (2:22). Then Matthew DeFranks of the Dallas Morning News weighs in on the Stars’ inauspicious start and how the team’s aging roster might prove to be a problem (17:49). To wrap, The Denver Post’s Mike Chambers drops some news that Nathan MacKinnon will miss some time and that Samuel Girard might be on the trade block (31:56).

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