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Jeff, Justin & Anthony discuss what’s next for the Islanders after losing to Tampa, how the Lightning’s style looks reminiscent of the 80’s Isles teams, and if the Canadiens might take advantage of knowing Nikita Kucherov is dealing with an injury. Stanley Cup champion J-S Giguere talks about the atmosphere in Montreal with the team in the final, the goaltending matchup between Carey Price & Andrei Vasilevskiy, and how much he’s enjoyed watching Cole Caufield.

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Jeff & Justin are joined by Hockey Night in Canada’s Chris Cuthbert to talk about Montreal’s series win, the atmosphere at the Bell Centre in the deciding game, and Marc Bergevin’s reaction following the OT winner. Seattle Kraken Head Coach Dave Hakstol joins the guys to talk about his new role, what might have set him apart from other candidates, and how his approach might be different the second time around as a head coach in the NHL.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony react to the hiring of Dave Hakstol by the Seattle Kraken, the Islanders’ comeback to stay alive in their series with the Lightning, and if there should have been a penalty on Scott Mayfield’s cross-check on Nikita Kucherov. Hockey Night in Canada’s Elliotte Friedman weighs in on the Hakstol hire, what it means for the Toronto coaching staff, and the Islanders’ identity.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony talk about Montreal’s opportunistic offence, if the lack of centre depth is hurting Vegas, and the play of Phillip Danault in these playoffs. NBC’s Brian Boucher stops by to talk about goaltending in the Canadiens-Golden Knights series, what happened to the Islanders in Game 5, and if momentum carries over from game-to-game.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony react to the Lightning’s thumping of the Islanders in Game 5, Mathew Barzal’s cross check on Jan Rutta and Brayden Point’s incredible goal scoring streak. New TV analyst for the Seattle Kraken, JT Brown, stops by to talk about his new gig, his decision to retire and take this job, and gives a glimpse into what it was like doing auditions for the job.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony discuss the officiating in the last few games of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, why the result of Game 4 wasn’t indicative of the balance of play for Montreal, and Robin Lehner’s solid performance despite not playing a lot in this postseason. Long-time Canadian National Women’s Team defenceman Brigette Lacquette talks about what National Indigenous Peoples Day means to her, the racism she dealt with growing up, and when she realized she serves as a role model.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony talk about Brayden Point’s great playoff success, the Lightning locking down things defensively, and what to expect in Game 3 between the Canadiens & Golden Knights. Hurricanes Head Coach Rod Brind’Amour discusses his contract extension & Jack Adams trophy win, how much team systems differ from organisation to organisation, and how close Carolina is to being a Stanley Cup contender.

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Jeff, Justin and Anthony react to Montreal’s Game 2 victory over Vegas, Alex Pietrangelo’s great performance, and the value of faceoffs in today’s game. TVA’s Louis Jean discusses the importance of the Canadiens getting the first goal, Jeff Petry’s eyes in Game 2, and Marc Bergevin being up for GM of the Year.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony try to figure out what goalie interference is, discuss Ondrej Palat’s ability to raise his game, and Nikita Kucherov’s ability to find passing lanes. Hockey Night in Canada’s Gary Galley weighs in on the goalie interference debate, Tampa Bay being able to mix things up physically, and what the Lightning did differently in Game 2.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony discuss Game 1 between the Golden Knights and Habs, Shea Theodore’s incredible assist, and how important it is for Montreal to score first. Hockey Night in Canada’s Craig Simpson chats about what Montreal might need to improve on in Game 2, the dominance of Vegas’ top three defencemen, and what’s needed from Josh Anderson.

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