Jeff, Justin & Anthony look back at the Islanders’ Game 1 victory, why Mathew Barzal has so much success in Barry Trotz’s system, and Ryan Pulock’s slapshot. Hockey Night in Canada’s John Bartlett weighs in on the Islanders’ success in the first game, if they are actually a “boring” team, and the tailgating fans in New York.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony react to Vegas’ series win over Colorado, what the Avalanche do with Nazem Kadri going forward, and if there are problems with the team. Vegas radio analyst Gary Lawless talks about the Golden Knights’ turnaround, Mark Stone’s incredible series, and how the team might match up against Montreal.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony look back on the Islanders’ Game 6 victory, if the Bruins’ battered defensive unit was their downfall, and where Boston goes from here. Legendary Islander Clark Gillies talks about smashing a beer can on his head during the Islanders game, how the ownership group has turned the franchise around, and why the team has had so much success in these playoffs.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony react to Mark Scheifele’s comments about his suspension, the media, and more. Hockey Night in Canada’s Jennifer Botterill stops by to talk about Tampa Bay’s dominance, the turnaround in the Vegas-Colorado series, and why Montreal is having so much playoff success.

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Jeff, Justin & Anthony discuss the Habs’ sweep of the Jets, the bright future up front for Montreal, and why Tyler Toffoli is the best free agent signing this year. Sportsnet’s Ken Wiebe talks about Winnipeg’s offensive struggles, Pierre-Luc Dubois not living up to expectations, and how the market feels about Mark Scheifele. The panel looks at the Islanders-Bruins series, Bruce Cassidy’s post-game criticism of the officials, and how much credit Garth Snow deserves for the look of the Isles.

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Jeff & Justin react to the Canadiens’ Game 3 victory over the Jets, the need for Pierre-Luc Dubois to pick up his game for Winnipeg, and Carey Price being in the head of opposing shooters). PJ Stock weighs in on Corey Perry’s playoff success, why Winnipeg hasn’t tried to get into Price’s kitchen, and why Montreal’s penalty kill stats might be a little misleading.

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Jeff & Justin open with a conversation about last night’s Bruins-Islanders game before hearing some sound from Mark Scheifele after the announcement of his four game suspension. Next, the guys are joined by Sportsnet’s Sean Reynolds to further break down Scheifele’s hit on Jake Evans, and to discuss the Jets’ chances in the series without the centre. Finally, Billy Jaffe of NESN and the “Morning Bru with Jaffe & Razor” podcast discusses the Bruins’ Game 3 victory.

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Jeff & Justin weigh in on Mark Scheifele’s hit on Jake Evans, the evolution of using hitting as an intimidation tactic, and the suspension the Jet might get. Avalanche analyst Peter McNab chats about the team’s great defensive unit, why Nathan MacKinnon is the best “100 game player,” and how the rest of the series might play out.  

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We hear from Auston Matthews, William Nylander and Jack Campbell in their year-end availabilities as well as reaction from Jeff & Justin. Sportsnet’s Eric Engels looks at what went right for the Canadiens in their series against Toronto, which players stood out, and what the future might hold for Philip Danault.

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Jeff & Justin are joined by Hockey Night in Canada’s Elliotte Friedman to look at the end of the Maple Leafs’ season, Mitch Marner’s playoff struggles, and if there is any pressure on Sheldon Keefe & Kyle Dubas. The panel gives their thoughts on what should happen for Toronto this off-season, if the brand took a hit after the Game 7 loss, and give credit to the Canadiens for locking down the Leafs’ top players.

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