Jeff discusses the potential return of Carey Price and the Canadiens struggles this season with Eric Engels (0:07). Next, Katie Strang weighs in on Gary Bettman and Bill Daly’s press conference and what questions still remain (20:35). To wrap up, Sara Civian looks at the great start to the season for both the Hurricanes and Frederik Andersen (53:00).

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Jeff opens the show by weighing in on yesterday’s Gary Bettman and Bill Daly press conference, before Elliotte Friedman joins to give his own thoughts (0:15). They then look ahead to Kevin Cheveldayoff and Mark Chipman’s press conference and what they expect from it (7:19). Next, the guys talk about league revenues, ticket sales, and how fans may be feeling about the NHL in the wake of the Blackhawks scandal (9:56). They then briefly discuss settlement talks between Chicago and Kyle Beach, before talking about the news that the Penguins are facing a lawsuit over allegations of sexual assault, and Donald Fehr’s future with the NHLPA (14:21).

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Jeff chats with John Garrett about the Canucks early scoring woes and a glimpse into why Elias Pettersson might be struggling out of the gate (0:40). NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman speaks to the media about the punishments handed down and more (19:27).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about Gary Bettman’s press conference, Donald Fehr’s upcoming meeting with player reps, and what’s next for the NHLPA (0:06). The guys then discuss Kevin Cheveldayoff’s pending press conference with Jets owner Mark Chipman, and the court case between Kyle Beach and the Blackhawks and how it may go (8:42). They shift to the latest on the Jack Eichel situation, and what’s holding up a possible trade (19:06). To wrap up, the guys talk about the Canadiens sending Cole Caufield down to Laval (21:02).

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Jeff is joined by The Athletic’s Kevin Kurz to look into the great start by the San Jose Sharks and debate if it’s addition by subtraction with no Evander Kane (01:24). Next up, NHL Network’s EJ Hradek weighs in on the situation in Chicago and how the Sabres continue to raise eyebrows around the NHL (20:22). Following that, Sportsnet’s Luke Fox reacts to Morgan Rielly’s newly signed contract before addressing the defensive issues and what’s going on with Jake Muzzin (37:18). Finally, Red Wings studio analyst Manon Rheaume talks about Lucas Raymond’s play early on and her experience being a goalie mom (51:49).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the news that Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff will not face any discipline for his role in the Chicago Blackhawks sexual misconduct scandal (0:07). They then talk about Joel Quenneville resigning as head coach of the Panthers, Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz requesting that Brad Aldrich’s name be removed from the Stanley Cup, and Kyle Beach’s statement (3:04). They finish with a talk about the Sabres being in serious discussions with the Golden Knights regarding a Jack Eichel trade, and take a look at Morgan Rielly’s eight-year extension with the Leafs (12:41).

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Jeff discusses the latest surrounding Kevin Cheveldayoff and the Jets with Ken Wiebe (0:35). Next, Jason York looks at the future of the Ottawa Senators and how great Tim Stützle has been (20:20). To wrap, Blue Jackets forward Jakub Voráček talks about playing with Patrik Laine and rejoining the Blue Jackets following his trade from Philadelphia (43:19).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss Kyle Beach’s courageous interview with Rick Westhead (5:57). They talk about where the NHL goes from here, the league’s memo sent to teams regarding reporting obligations for illegal/inappropriate behavior, and the importance of making public what the punishments are if organizations don’t comply (9:26). Next, they look at Alex DeBrincat’s comments, and reasons to be hopeful that this will be a profound tipping point for the league (15:38). To finish, they talk about Joel Quenneville coaching the Panthers ahead of his meeting with Gary Bettman, what happens with John McDonough, and the possibility of taking names off the Stanley Cup (20:19).

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Jeff is joined by Ryan Leslie to discuss Calgary’s great road trip and Andrew Mangiapane taking his game to the next level (0:46). Next, The Athletic’s Mark Lazerus reacts to the fallout from the internal investigation conducted by the Blackhawks and how the organization failed the player involved (22:32). Then former Islanders netminder Rick DiPietro talks about New York’s identity and the goaltending tandem of Ilya Sorokin and Semyon Varlamov (48:07).

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Jeff Marek opens the show by addressing the Jenner & Block investigation report into the Chicago Blackhawks (0:12). Then Elliotte joins to give his thoughts on the report and yesterday’s press conference (6:08). The two discuss what’s next for the organization, Joel Quenneville, and others (9:06). They then chat about the type of people Chicago needs to surround itself with going forward (18:28). To finish, the guys take a look at Seattle’s win over Montreal, and why it might be best for the Habs to punt on the season (23:11).

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