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Is the NHL now under the microscope whether it be with the Blackhawks situation or the latest with the Ducks? Jeff discusses with Damien Cox of the Toronto Star (5:35). Next, The Athletic’s Corey Masisak looks at the Devils’ early success and the consistency from rookie Dawson Mercer (31:25).

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Eric Engels joins the show to discuss Carey Price returning home to his family in Montreal and looks ahead to his timeline to step back onto the ice, before pivoting to the state of the Canadiens ahead of their matchup against Phillip Danault and the Kings (0:43). Then Aaron Portzline of The Athletic stops by to discuss the Blue Jackets’ surprising start to the season, and whether this level of play is sustainable (17:52). To wrap, Dan Murphy chats about the vibe in Canuckland, the great play of Thatcher Demko, and how the team is performing in terms of expectations (33:19).

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Jeff chats with NHL Network Radio’s Jonathan Davis about the recent run by the Kings, the Avalanche’s slow start and why he can’t get on the Wild bandwagon (6:15). Then Keith Jones stops by to look at the improved play of the Flyers goaltenders and what the team is expecting from Derick Brassard (31:15).

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Jeff is joined by Darren Pang to talk about the Blues’ roster decision with Jake Neighbours, the turnaround for Vladimir Tarasenko and his future with the team (0:48). Then Mark Spector looks at Connor McDavid’s incredible goal over the weekend against the Rangers, and chats about why the Oilers think they are a real Cup contender (20:27). To wrap up, Greg Oliver from SlamWrestling.net reflects on the life and times of the legendary Angelo Mosca (32:33).

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Jeff chats with NHL Network Radio’s Scott Laughlin about Connor McDavid’s impressive goal against the Rangers, the Leafs moving in the right direction and the play of John Tavares (5:47). Next, Dave Randorf looks back on the debut of Pavel Bure with the Canucks and talks about the early returns for the defending Cup champion Lightning (34:10).

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Jeff looks at what games are of interest on the night’s schedule and discusses stay-at-home defensemen in the Hall of Fame with Producer Matt (4:11). Next, Golden Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon looks at his deal for Jack Eichel and the process of finally getting it done (17:57). Then The Athletic’s Ian Mendes reacts to the news of Brady Tkachuk becoming the newest captain of the Senators and why it was a no-brainer for the organization (47:03).

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Jeff and Elliotte talk about how the Jack Eichel situation may influence CBA negotiations regarding players having more control over medical treatments (2:04). They then chat about the Islanders’ 13-game road trip, the team finding its rhythm, the Habs’ struggles, and Dominique Ducharme’s post-game comments following the team’s loss to New York (10:05). Next, they touch on the Kraken’s win over the Sabres, what Jordan Eberle brings to the organization, and how the team has looked thus far (16:11). To wrap, the guys talk about the Flames’ point streak being extended to nine games, how the team feels about Matthew Tkachuk’s name being involved in Eichel trade rumours, and Oliver Kylington’s growth (19:10).

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Jeff is joined by Dr. Ali Rendely to discuss Jack Eichel’s injury, the recovery and when we could potentially expect him back on the ice (1:04). Next, Eichel’s agent Pat Brisson talks about getting the trade done and how relieved the centre is after the deal (19:28). To wrap, Daily Faceoff’s Mike McKenna looks at Vegas’ ability to bring in high-end talent and if this deal makes them a Cup contender again (50:38).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Elliotte joins Jeff to discuss his one-on-one with Jack Eichel, how the centre is feeling now that a trade is complete, and the timeline for Eichel to get disc replacement surgery (0:10). The guys then discuss Buffalo’s return in the trade, and how the organization was focused on Peyton Krebs (6:07). Next, they touch on teams that were in on the Eichel sweepstakes, including how involved Carolina was, and whether Matthew Tkachuk was really on the table (8:59). To finish, the guys talk about Peyton Krebs heading to Rochester, how the Golden Knights will make this work cap-wise, and which players around the league could be on the move next (15:47).

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Jeff discusses the Leafs’ recent success and if the fan base is finally accepting William Nylander with Mike Zeisberger (0:57). Then NHL Network’s Mike Rupp talks about his time with the Danbury Trashers and which teams he enjoys watching early in the season (29:23). Finally, Kelly Hrudey looks at the Flames’ great start and the impact of two different lines (51:49).

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