Jeff chats with Capitals GM Brian MacLellan about Alex Ovechkin’s incredible start to the year, how the team has performed despite big injuries and how much harder it is to evaluate his team with those injuries (0:30). Colby Armstrong talks about the Penguins resilience, the front office’s tasks ahead and the impact of Mario Lemieux on the city of Pittsburgh (18:46). Mike Russo discusses the Wild retiring Mikko Koivu’s jersey, his time with the Wild and weighs in on the Kevin Fiala trade rumblings (48:50).

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Jeff and Elliotte talk about the latest players and coaches to enter Covid protocol and why the Bruins can’t call anyone up from Providence. Next, they look at the Flyers, Jake DeBrusk’s trade request and if San Jose is willing to part with an asset to move Evander Kane. Finally, the guys discuss the Canadiens 24 hours following Geoff Molson’s press conference.

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Jeff looks at Matt Murray’s demotion in Ottawa and why the Senators may have been hurt by their season last year with Jason York (00:47). ESPN’s Brian Boucher gives his thoughts on the Canadiens’ hiring of Jeff Gorton, the surprise Devils and how the Sharks have handled adversity this year (18:26). Eric Engels weighs in on the changes in Montreal and the difficulty of being the GM of the Canadiens (46:09).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to Geoff Molson’s press conference, how the balance of power might work between Jeff Gorton and the new GM, as well as who the leading candidates might be. Next, they look at the Covid situation in Carolina and how it might affect their upcoming schedule, plus the struggles for the Philadelphia Flyers.

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Jeff is joined by Shayna Goldman to talk about her biggest surprises and biggest disappointments of the season so far, and chat about the Rangers being reliant on their goalies (0:11). Then Frank Seravalli discusses the Flyers’ turnaround and if the Bruins are a playoff team (19:59). Next, Scott Oake tees up the Hockey Night in Canada matchup between Calgary and Winnipeg as well as After Hours (46:26). To finish, Barry Keane looks back on the re-opening of Massey Hall and tells the story of how he became the drummer for Gordon Lightfoot (55:02).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on the anniversary of Rangers defenceman Marek Malík's huge goal to end a 15-round shootout between New York and Washington in 2005, and chat about superstar players that have struggled with penalty shots and in the shootout (0:17). The guys then preview Canucks-Blue Jackets, and talk about whether there's anything new to report from Vancouver, trade chatter picking up around the league, and the biggest surprises and disappointments at the quarter mark of the season (5:22). Next, they weigh in on how concerning the Islanders' struggles are (14:30). To wrap, they talk about why hockey fans should know Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith, and the future of MLSE in light of reports that Fenway Sports Group approached the company (18:20).

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Jeff looks back on the Leafs’ 6-2 win over the Kings and the play of Jack Campbell with Jim Ralph (1:01). Next, Bruce Dowbiggin joins the show to talk about his new book, “Inexact Science: The Six Most Compelling Draft Years In NHL History” (19:42). To finish, Jeff and Producer Matt hand out their quarter season awards (51:43).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to give his thoughts on J.T. Miller and Bo Horvat's post-game comments following the Canucks' latest loss to the Penguins, and why Vancouver might be waiting to make a change (0:05). They also take a look at the Islanders who are in the midst of a seven-game slide, why the NHL hasn't postponed any of the team's games despite COVID-19 issues, Alex Ovechkin's play this season, how Rasmus Sandin is coming into his own, and how Sean Durzi looked in his NHL debut against the Leafs (5:05). Next, the guys chat about Pierre-Luc Dubois' return to Columbus, and the Blue Jackets' work ethic (14:32). To wrap, the guys touch on who will coach Team Canada in upcoming international events (and at the Olympics should the NHL not participate), and Filip Forsberg's future in Nashville (18:46).

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Jeff looks at the incredible offensive start for Nazem Kadri and how the Avalanche are set for the future with Peter Baugh (0:54). Then Billy Jaffe weighs in on the beginning of the Bruins’ season and Charlie McAvoy’s value to the team (18:21). Next, Erik Erlendsson discusses the Brayden Point injury and who needs to step up in his absence (43:00). To wrap, Producer Matt asks if Leon Draisaitl is underrated and which goalie tandem is better to have (56:53).

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Jeff and Elliotte take a look at the red-hot Flames, the play of backup goaltender Dan Vladar, and the team's success on the road (0:04). Next, the guys talk about the Vancouver saga, before pivoting to the Flyers and discussing the team's tough week, and where the club is at right now (4:38). Then the guys take a look at the Stars' win over the Oilers, Sean Durzi's upcoming NHL debut for the Kings against the Leafs- the team that originally drafted him, and Jack Campbell's return to LA (10:58). To wrap, they chat about whether the Sabres may be looking to acquire a goalie, and whether the team would be willing to give up a first round pick in its quest (18:53).

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