Jeff and Elliotte take a quick look at last night’s Jets vs. Wild showdown and the rivalry between the clubs, before heading to Montreal and breaking down the Habs’ struggles (0:23). The guys discuss how the team is really missing Carey Price, the club’s lack of identity and structure, whether owner Geoff Molson is considering a succession plan for a new GM, and how Chris Drury’s deal in New York may have impacted what Marc Bergevin is looking for in his next contract (4:48). Next, they discuss the latest in the Vitali Kravtsov situation with the Rangers, the red-hot Sabres, the state of the Canucks, and the struggling Blackhawks (10:45).

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Jeff is joined by InGoal Magazine’s Kevin Woodley to talk about Igor Shesterkin taking over the reins as the number one goalie in New York and why Jack Campbell is such a good fit in Toronto (0:21). Next, Andy Strickland discusses Doug Armstrong’s decision to name Alex Pietrangelo as one of the first three players to the Canadian Olympic team and what’s the latest surrounding Vladimir Tarasenko and a possible trade (20:37). Then the NHL on Sportsnet’s Louie Debrusk stops by to chat about the past weekend’s Battle of Alberta and the importance of fans in the stands for those games (48:52).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to discuss where the Blues are at in regards to a Vladimir Tarasenko trade (0:30). They then shift to Evander Kane’s 21-game suspension, his standing with the Sharks, and the Travis Hamonic situation in Vancouver (3:30). To finish, the guys break down the Rangers’ overtime win over the Leafs, Calgary’s tough loss to the Ducks, potential interest around the league in John Gibson, and the return of Nathan MacKinnon (14:17).

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Jeff is joined by The Athletic’s Eric Duhatschek to talk about why it might be too early to judge teams and why the Canadian Olympic team doesn’t have a lot of tough decisions (0:35). Next, Rangers play-by-play voice Sam Rosen chats about the expectations for the club and why Gerard Gallant is a good fit to coach this group (20:10). Finally, Producer Matt takes a look at the Leafs-Rangers matchup and more (53:39).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss Nikita Kucherov’s injury status and why there are so many groin injuries early in the season, the COVID-19 situation in Colorado, and whether fully vaccinated teams should have roster flexibility (0:53). They then take a look at the Jack Eichel situation in Buffalo, and wrap up with a chat about the most intriguing and concerning teams in the league (11:40).

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Jeff chats about the ever-changing landscape of covering hockey with Thomas Drance (0:39). Sportsnet’s Sam Cosentino talks about top prospect Shane Wright and who could get drafted behind him (18:30). NESN’s Andrew Raycroft reacts to the Charlie McAvoy contract and if Patrice Bergeron might consider retiring after his contract is up (34:40). Flames GM Brad Treliving discusses the evolution of Andrew Mangiapane and how the team will manage their goaltending reps (49:52).

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Jeff and Elliotte give their thoughts on Charlie McAvoy’s eight-year, $76 million contract extension with the Bruins, what the deal means for Boston’s locker room, and how it impacts the market for Adam Fox (1:54). They then touch on the Sabres’ big opening night win over the Habs, the Kraken notching their first victory, and Vegas’ interest in Jack Eichel and what the sticking point might be in a Golden Knights-Sabres trade (14:51).

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Jeff is joined by Mike Harrington of the Buffalo News about the latest surrounding Jack Eichel, if we are any closer to seeing a trade, and previews the opening night matchup for the Sabres (00:31). Next up, AHL Official Katie Guay discusses becoming the first female to referee an AHL game, and touches on her career path, inspirations, and seeing the game through a different lens (16:35).

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Former Marek vs. Wyshynski host and current ESPN writer Greg Wyshynski joins Jeff to react to the lack of fireworks between the Rangers and Capitals and reflect on how Alex Ovechkin’s legacy has changed.

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Jeff and Elliotte open the show with a conversation about Brady Tkachuk’s reported massive seven year contract in Ottawa and previews the Thursday night’s matchup between the Senators and Maple Leafs (05:36), before taking a look around the NHL at other contract negotiations (15:45).

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