Jeff and Elliotte react to John Tortorella's post-game press conference, how he chooses his words when discussing the team and how the Leafs “out-Panthered” the Panthers. To wrap up, the guys chat about Winnipeg snapping their losing streak, where the conversation about EBUGs is at and Jeff Skinner playing in game 1,000 without a playoff game.

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Jeff and Producer Matt kick off this week discussing Auston Matthews reaching the 60-goal mark for the second time in his career, if we could see some goalie-pull fireworks in the Islanders-Flyers matchup and if the NHL needs to have an award for the most improved player. Next, the guys react to the situation regarding two Canadian ECHL teams, Winnipeg’s slump and Shane Wright finally getting recalled from Coachella Valley (33:33). Later on, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News weighs in on the Leaf fans infiltrating Key Bank Center on Saturday, the big decision awaiting the Sabres this off-season and what the team's goaltending might look like next year (49:48).

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Jeff chats with Elliotte about the latest from the Leafs-Panthers morning skate, the storylines surrounding Toronto ahead of the playoffs and who is this season's most improved player. Next, they look at what could happen in Detroit if they don’t make the playoffs, the importance of the upcoming Islanders-Flyers matchup and Joe Pavelski becoming the points leader from his draft class.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Sportsnet’s Iain Macintyre as they discuss the Vancouver's pursuit of clinching a playoff spot, Nikita Zadorov’s impact in the Canucks' locker room, the deep playoff field this year, and Patrik Allvin’s GM of the Year candidacy. Then, E.J. Hradek of NHL Network joins the show as they discuss the Jack Adams Award race, the Flyers' history with Russian athletes, and much more (18:16). Later on, NESN's Billy Jaffe stops by to discuss the Bruins clinching a playoff berth, Boston's center depth, and Jim Montgomery’s coaching performance this season (48:09).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down the big news this morning surrounding the Flyers finally bringing Ivan Fedotov to Philadelphia including his journey to the NHL and what we can expect from him between the pipes. Later, the pair get into Peter DeBoer's Jack Adams case, the Maple Leafs signing Simon Benoit to a 3-year contract extension, and much more!

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Jeff and Producer Matt kick things off discussing Buffalo getting booed off the ice at home, if the Predators are a Cup contender and if there's cause for concern surrounding the Leafs. Next up, Jonathan Davis of NHL Network Radio looks at the success of the Kings' top line, the surprise of not moving Arthur Kaliyev at the trade deadline and Shane Wright still not being on the Kraken roster (31:10). Later on, Star-Ledge Devils reporter Ryan Novozinsky weighs in on New Jersey's winning formula of late, if they should have made the move for a goaltender earlier in the year and which players are untouchable (49:43).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the latest surrounding the Flyers’ Russian goaltending prospects, Toronto's injury and illness concerns, and the potential for a Lightning-Panthers first round matchup. Next, they chat about how Washington has turned things around, Vancouver’s play of late and the wide-open race for GM of the Year. To wrap up, the guys talk about the Islanders’ “bad math” and Buffalo’s lacklustre performance against Ottawa.

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Jeff and Producer Matt recap a busy night in the NHL including Nashville’s comeback win, Washington’s big overtime victory over Detroit and the nastiness between the Bruins and Panthers. Arthur Staple of The Athletic joins the show for a look at the Rangers becoming the first team to clinch a playoff spot, Artemi Panarin reaching the 100-point plateau and Vincent Trocheck’s offensive evolution (31:32). Later on, Sportsnet Oilers analyst Louie DeBrusk chats about the increase in fighting around the NHL, why Zach Hyman has been able to set a career-high in goals and the latest surrounding Evander Kane (50:00).

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Jeff and Greg discuss a comparison of Trevor Zegras and Pavel Datsyuk, the idea of not trying to change players stylistically and who the GM of the Year candidates are. Next, they look how things have gone so bad for the Sharks, the potential of getting Macklin Celebrini and if Mike Grier has done what was needed to be done. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about how great a Boston-Florida series would be, the battle between Washington and Detroit down the stretch and the video tribute to Jake Guentzel in Pittsburgh.

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Jeff chats with Producer Matt about Jonathan Marchessault’s future in Vegas, the success of Los Angeles' top line and playoff clinching scenarios. Next up, Tarik El-Bashir, Capitals Insider with Monumental Sports Network, looks at Washington’s very interesting season, the job Spencer Carbery has done in his first year behind the bench and Charlie Lindgren’s under the radar season (30:46). Later on, Head Coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning Jon Cooper reflects on the 11th anniversary of his hiring and coaching in the extra frame, before taking a insightful look at Nikita Kucherov (50:02).

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