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Gord Stellick asks Nick Alberga about his favourite moment of the NHL awards; on which teams could be the busiest as the NHL Draft rapidly approaches, Alex Edler’s deal, the NHL awards winners, what may happen with the goaltending situation in Carolina, and the possibility of an off-sheet heavy off-season; CHL on Sportsnet’s Sam Cosentino on the Jesse Puljujarvi situation in Edmonton, possible trades to be made at the draft, and what he’s looking for in the first round; New Jersey Devils GM Ray Shero on having the first overall pick, when he’ll talk with Taylor Hall about his next contract, offer sheets, and how active they team may be this summer; on whether the Rangers may prefer picking second in the draft, whether we’ll see teams try to move up in the draft, the job that lies ahead for Chuck Fletcher, and P.K. Subban being put on the trade market.

Caroline Cameron asks Gord Stellick about who he thinks will shine at the NHL awards tonight; on Corey Perry being bought out, Kevin Hayes’ contract, the status of Mitch Marner’s negotiations with the Leafs, and how free agency has changed over the years; Emmy award winner and SNL cast member Kenan Thompson on hosting the NHL awards, his role in “D2: The Mighty Ducks,” the teams and players he follows, Jon Hamm’s Blues’ fandom, the Rangers’ acquisiton of JacobTrouba, and athletes who did well as SNL hosts; on the most interesting awards race.

Jeff Marek asks Gord Stellick about defencemen making headlines; on Erik Karlsson staying in San Jose, Justin Braun being moved out, who else could be leaving San Jose, the Jacob Trouba trade, and how the Rangers are looking; Anaheim Ducks head coach Dallas Eakins on the promotion, working with Marty Wilford, his interactions with Brian Burke while with the Marlies, how the Ducks look heading into next season, and the talent that is Hampus Lindholm; on teams that could be making moves over these next few days, the NHL Draft, and how it has changed over the years.

From the first-overall pick last June to the final whistle of the Stanley Cup Final, the 2018-19 NHL season was one of big events, big moves and big news. This special episode of the Tape to Tape podcast relives it all. Subscribe to Tape to Tape for free at Sportsnet.ca/Podcasts.

The Season in Sound was produced and mixed by Amil Delic. Associate producer Maria St. Aubin gathered the lion’s share of the clips. John Grigg and Rory Boylen provided storytelling support. A big thanks to all the outlets we sourced audio from.

Special thanks to all the personnel in the Sportsnet Media Operations department as well as the editors across the Sportsnet Radio Network who helped obtain material for this project. A big thanks to all the outlets we sourced audio from.

Audio Credits: 97.1 The Fan, Altitude Sports, APTN, AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh, CBC Ottawa, CBS Miami, CityNews, Columbus Blue Jackets Radio, Dan Patrick Show, FAN 650 (Vancouver), FAN 960 (Calgary), Fox Sports Arizona, Fox Sports Carolinas, Fox Sports Midwest, Fox Sports North, Fox Sports Ohio, Fox Sports Southwest, Fox Sports SUN, Fox Sports West, Hockey Hall of Fame, Interscope (Snoop Dogg), Jets TV, KING 5 Seattle, KMOX, KUFX, Los Angeles Kings, MSG, NBC Sports, NBC Sports California, NBC Sports Chicago, NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Washington, NESN, NHL Network, Postmedia Network, Prime Ticket, Rogers Hometown Hockey, Sportsnet, Sportsnet 590 The FAN, Steve Dangle, Toronto Maple Leafs, WBNS-FM, WBZ, Westwood One, WFED and WFLA.

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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Jeff Marek presents former Canucks/Ducks/Flames/Leafs executive Brian Burke with questions from the listeners ahead of the NHL Draft.

Jeff Marek presents former Canucks/Ducks/Flames/Leafs executive Brian Burke with questions from the listeners ahead of the NHL Draft.

Jeff Marek asks John Shannon and Doug MacLean about the Blues' winning the Stanley Cup; on Alex Pietrangelo's play, the Blues' road dominance, what the Bruins' were missing, and Boston's great year; Blues GM Doug Armstrong on bringing up Jordan Binnington this season, Craig Berube's coaching style, trading for Ryan O'Reilly, the moment this team turned it around, when his squad became a team, Larry Robinson's contributions to the team, and what it felt like to hold the Cup; John Kelly, broadcaster and son of legendary Blues PXP voice Dan Kelly, on how special last night was for the family and the organisation.

Jeff Marek asks John Shannon and Doug MacLean about the Blues’ winning the Stanley Cup; on Alex Pietrangelo’s play, the Blues’ road dominance, what the Bruins’ were missing, and Boston’s great year; Blues GM Doug Armstrong on bringing up Jordan Binnington this season, Craig Berube’s coaching style, trading for Ryan O’Reilly, the moment this team turned it around, when his squad became a team, Larry Robinson’s contributions to the team, and what it felt like to hold the Cup; John Kelly, broadcaster and son of legendary Blues PXP voice Dan Kelly, on how special last night was for the family and the organisation.

Jeff Marek asks Brian Burke and Gord Stellick about Game 7; on lineup changes, and road to victories for the Bruins and Blues; NHL on Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos on St. Louis' mindset, the Bruins' experience, the distractions that can come with playing at home, Brad Marchand's skill level, and what Matt Grzelcyk's possible return could mean for Boston; on managing the highs and lows of the Stanley Cup Final, and the video review changes recommended by the competition committee; Boston Globe's Kevin Paul Dupont on Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron's role, keys to victory for the Blues, and Tuukka Rask's play; on the Raptors' NBA Finals run, and which player they'd be most happy to see lift the Cup.

Jeff Marek asks Brian Burke and Gord Stellick about Game 7; on lineup changes, and road to victories for the Bruins and Blues; NHL on Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos on St. Louis’ mindset, the Bruins’ experience, the distractions that can come with playing at home, Brad Marchand’s skill level, and what Matt Grzelcyk’s possible return could mean for Boston; on managing the highs and lows of the Stanley Cup Final, and the video review changes recommended by the competition committee; Boston Globe’s Kevin Paul Dupont on Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron’s role, keys to victory for the Blues, and Tuukka Rask’s play; on the Raptors’ NBA Finals run, and which player they’d be most happy to see lift the Cup.