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Jeff and Greg react to John Tortorella’s post-game comments, if there is a path for Joel Quenneville to get back to coaching in the NHL and if the Sabres might be looking for a new head coach. Next, they discuss the value of having familiarity for younger players with new coaches and Auston Matthews not getting on the ice for the chance at an empty net goal. To wrap, they look at the results of the NHLPA Player Poll highlighting their biggest surprises and takeaways.

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the possibility of the NHL having two different schedules for the Coyotes next season and the patience level among other owners. Next, they look at the future of Joel Quenneville with the NHL, the never-ending story that is the Philadelphia Flyers and what went wrong in Buffalo. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the upcoming Edmonton-Vegas game, Auston Matthews not getting on the ice with an empty net and Alex Ovechkin reaching the 30-goal plateau for an 18th season.

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Jeff Marek and Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff kick things off reflecting on his long-term interest in Gabe Vilardi, Cole Perfetti’s development and his team's trade deadline acquisitions. Next up, Producer Matt stops by to chat about the clinching scenarios in the NHL, Andrew Brunette’s Jack Adams case, and if we could see three different winners for the Hart, Art Ross and Lindsay awards this season (18:22). Later on, Scott Burnside, former president of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association, weighs in on the interest in bringing an NHL team back to Atlanta and why it could work this time (50:21).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off looking at Conor Garland's resurgence, the superb individual performances by some Canucks players this year, and why Elliotte is stationed in Vancouver for a couple of days. Next, the guys discuss Toronto’s win over Pittsburgh, the latest with the Coyotes' arena situation and how the NHL could factor in.

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to the weekend that was in the NHL, before getting into the potential for a Dallas-Vegas first round matchup and why the West looks like the much more difficult path to the Stanley Cup Final. Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports joins the show to look at the proposed arena district plan for the Coyotes, what’s next in this franchise's saga, and how the product on the ice has performed based on expectations (32:02). Later on, former NHLer Brian Boyle chats about the Flyers looking like a tired group and how the Penguins have turned things around, before sharing his favourite Sidney Crosby story (49:52). Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff wraps up today's show with his own favourite Crosby story, along with his thoughts on Alex Nedeljkovic's play and Michael Bunting’s fit with the lineup (01:20:45).

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds for a look at if Cole Perfetti’s recent performance has changed the perception of him in the Jets' organization, the importance of Winnipeg's checking line and Josh Morrissey’s Norris Trophy candidacy. Former NHL player and coach Craig Berube weighs in on fight night at Madison Square Garden, his own experiences in a line brawl and which players took him under their wing when he started in the league (17:30). Later on, Producer Matt gives his thoughts on the goings on between the Rangers and Devils, plus a conversation about the game’s greatest rivalries (49:23). 

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on fight night at Madison Square Garden, why no one should be surprised at what happened and if this brouhaha rekindles the rivalry between the Rangers and Devils. Next, they chat about John Tortorella’s post-practice comments from the previous day, if Sidney Crosby has inserted himself in the MVP race and their takeaways last night's Leafs-Lightning matchup.

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Jeff is joined by The Athletic's Shayna Goldman to discuss Ted Leonsis’ comments about investing in women’s sports, Washington faltering in the playoff chase and if we could see a Matt Rempe fight against the Devils. Carolina Hurricanes GM Don Waddell chats about the current state of his team, Seth Jarvis’ improved season and if hockey could work in Atlanta again (30:05). Later on, Jeff and Producer Matt react to John Tortorella’s post-practice availability and a look ahead to the Stars' matchup with the Oilers (49:58).

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Jeff and Greg kick off this week talking team mascots, why the Rangers don’t have one and if we'll see some fireworks between the Devils and Rangers tonight. Next, the pair look at what’s gone on with New Jersey this season and the similarities between the Devils and Sabres. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about Connor McDavid approaching the century mark for assists and being witness to one of the best seasons we’ve seen from a playmaking perspective.

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Jeff is joined by Seth Cooper, host of On Center Ice, to talk about how things turned for the worse for both the Newfoundland Growlers and Trois-Rivières Lions in the ECHL. Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine weighs in on the debut of Ivan Fedotov, the issue of goalies “deliberately” knocking nets off and who should be considered for the Vezina Trophy (17:31). Producer Matt jumps on with Jeff to discuss the new Russian goalie factory, Jeff Skinner playing in game 1,000 without making the playoffs and Sidney Crosby tying one of Wayne Gretzky's records (45:15).

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