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Jeff and Justin are joined by Sportsnet’s Jason York to talk about William Nylander’s enigmatic tendencies, how the Maple Leafs are built under Sheldon Keefe, and Tim Stutzle’s development. Legendary Leafs forward Doug Gilmour discusses the current edition of the team, their Stanley Cup aspirations, and Auston Matthews’ evolution as a potential Selke Trophy candidate.

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Jeff, Justin and Anthony react to the Maple Leafs’ loss to the Senators, what was the big turning point and how they need to respond on Wednesday. Caroline Ouellette stops by to discuss The Good Deeds Cup, her involvement with a girls all star team that plays in the Quebec Peewee tournament, and her incredible playing career.

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Sportsnet’s Shawn McKenzie joins Jeff, Anthony and Justin to talk about the Maple Leafs’ loss to the Canadiens, the lack of scoring from John Tavares & William Nylander, and if there should be some worry about the third line. The panel discusses the tweets sent out by Vancouver Canucks owner Francesco Aquilini, and what they would do with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

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Jeff and Justin are joined by Canadiens analyst PJ Stock who weighs in on the Habs’ play of late, if their early success was an illusion, and if Carey Price is still the answer in net. The boys discuss gold helmets, the Canucks’ struggles and if it’s possible to turn a team around quickly in the current climate of the league.

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Pittsburgh Penguins President of Hockey Operations Brian Burke stops by to discuss his new job and thanks the HC crew and fans for watching and listening. Maple Leafs radio analyst Jim Ralph looks back on Toronto’s win over the Canadiens, how much we can read into their early success, and Justin Holl’s solid play. NHL Executive VP of Business Development and Innovation David Lehanski chats about the league’s new deal with Amazon Web Services, what it entails, and how it will enhance the viewing experience for hockey fans.

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Jeff and Justin react to Brian Burke’s hiring by the Penguins and reminisce about his time on the show. New Penguins GM Ron Hextall chats with the guys about his new job, getting to work alongside Brian, and what the first day on the job has been like. Sportsnet’s Shawn McKenzie discusses the Maple Leafs-Canadiens rivalry, how Toronto might have sold Zach Bogosian on signing with them, and if we aren’t talking enough about Sheldon Keefe’s results.

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Jeff, Anthony and Justin react to the Maple Leafs’ 3-1 win over the Canucks, how far this team has progressed under Sheldon Keefe, and which players have impressed of late. Hockey Night in Canada’s Elliotte Friedman hops on to discuss his report about Ron Hextall getting closer to becoming the new general manager in Pittsburgh. Sportsnet’s Oilers analyst John Shannon chats about Mike Smith’s season debut, Jesse Puljujarvi’s emergence this year, and how Connor McDavid compares to his peers as opposed to other greats in different eras.

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Jeff and Justin react to the Maple Leafs’ domination of the Canucks, what’s wrong with Vancouver, and how big a loss Wayne Simmonds will be for Toronto. Sportsnet’s Craig Simpson stops by to talk about the Canadian division, Edmonton’s disappointing start, and Simmonds’ early impact.

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Chris Johnston stops by with Jeff, Brian and Anthony to recap the Maple Leafs’ big win over the Canucks, their offensive outburst, and if Mitch Marner is even better than before. Ottawa surprises the Habs, thoughts on the Oilers early in the season, and the questions surrounding the Flames.

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Jeff, Brian and Justin discuss the chances of the league finishing its full schedule, how the Maple Leafs depth is helping them this season, and what happened to the Canucks after their playoff run last year. St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong talks about getting the chance to lead Canada at the Olympics, how the international game has become more balanced, and the emergence of Jordan Kyrou with the Blues.

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