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Matt Marchese and former Maple Leafs GM Gord Stellick break down all of the biggest moves throughout the trade deadline on The Jeff Marek Show! Kicking things off, the guys are joined by Sportsnet’s Kevin Bieksa to break down what Tyler Toffoli brings to the Jets, what Evgeny Kuznetzov brings to the Hurricanes, Kyle Dubas’ strategy, and more. Then, Kelly Hrudey of Hockey Night in Canada joins the show to discuss his own trade experience, what trade deadline was like when he was a player, and the state of the Flames' goaltending (31:15). Later, Paul Bissonnette of Spittin' Chiclets and TNT weighs in on what the Leafs need to add for the playoffs, Don Waddell dipping into the rental market to add scoring, how Casey Mittelstadt will fit in with the Avalanche, and the Golden Knights' flurry of new additions (50:16). Former NHL GM Chuck Fletcher wraps up today's show with his thoughts on how GM’s value draft picks, if Sidney Crosby would be willing to stay in Pittsburgh during a rebuild, and more (01:13:53)!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Sun as they discuss how Kelly McCrimmon was able to bring in Noah Hanifin. They get into the assets that the Golden Knights still have, how they have been able to add without notable subtractions, the team “definitely” not being done making moves, and if the team will have to give up a top prospect. Then, NHL Network's Mike Kelly shares how the rich got richer in Nevada with a focus on Vegas’ defence and the current CBA loopholes (17:45). Later, Sabres reporter Mike Augello shares what Buffalo has up their sleeves after acquiring Bowen Byram, if Erik Johnson will be a member of the team on March 9th, and much more (51:50)!

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the program breaking down the Maple Leafs' move to bring in Joel Edmundson from the Washington Capitals and what Brad Treliving is looking for next. Then, they discuss Vegas making yet another big move as they bring in Noah Hanifin from the Flames, as well as what Dubas is looking for in a potential Jake Guentzel trade. Later, the pair weigh in on how the Flyers have approached business during trade deadline week, the Canucks' interest in a Tyler Toffoli reunion, and why the Avalanche decided to move Bowen Byram.

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Jeff Marek is joined by The Athletic's Eric Stephens to break down what we can expect to see out of California including who San Jose could move amidst their rebuild and if Mario Ferraro could be the Sharks' next captain. Later on, the pair discuss Trevor Zegras’ future in Anaheim, if the Ducks will move him at the deadline, and why Philly might make more sense. Sportsnet's Mark Spector wraps up today's show discussing the Oilers' reported acquisition of Adam Henrique and Sam Carrick from the Ducks (13:35).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down the latest rumours surrounding Jake Guentzel and which teams make the most sense to strike a deal. They discuss if Carolina has the pieces to make a move, when Kyle Dubas would like to get a deal done, if the Rangers would prefer a centre over Guentzel, and more! Later, the pair weigh in on Philly's options amidst the team’s contract negotiations, the latest on Sean Walker, and if Jakob Chychrun could be a fit for the Flyers. Jeff and Elliotte wrap up with the latest Canucks rumours surrounding Elias Lindholm, along with Casey Mittelstadt's future in Buffalo.

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Jeff and Greg kick off the show breaking down the biggest news around the league. They discuss Vegas acquiring Anthony Mantha from the Capitals, who the Golden Knights will look to bring in next, Washington locking up Rasmus Sandin, and how the Caps should approach the future. Later, the pair weigh in on Vladimir Tarasenko joining the Panthers, Sidney Crosby’s future in Pittsburgh, and much more!

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Jeff kicks off the show with New Jersey Devils President of Hockey Operations and General Manager, Tom Fitzgerald! Tom discusses his decision to fire Lindy Ruff, what the former head coach was brought in to do and what he expects from Travis Green behind the bench, before getting into his team's window of contention. Then, Sportsnet NHL analyst and former NHL Director of Scouting, Jason Bukala shares his most interesting prospects that could be involved in big deals at the deadline, along with his read on the Maple Leafs' prospect pool (20:00). Later, former NHL defenceman and current Predators analyst, Hal Gill breaks down Nashville's eight-game win streak, the team's future between the pipes, and how Barry Trotz is approaching the deadline (51:55).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down the Devils' decision to part ways with Head Coach Lindy Ruff. Then, Elliotte brings clarity to reports surrounding Jeremy Swayman’s contract talks, the Bruins' trade deadline plans, and more. Next, the pair discuss who Nashville could be looking to add to their top-six, the future of Jakob Chychrun, and where Alex Wennberg will go. Later, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on last night’s Kraken-Flames matchup and Martin Pospisil’s ejection, Alexander Nylander’s first career NHL hat trick helping hand Vegas their eighth loss in their last ten games, and who Florida is keeping an eye on ahead of March 8th.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Matt Marchese to break down what Kyle Dubas will do at the deadline with Pittsburgh looking to be out of the mix this year, along with the Leafs' performance against the Rangers highlighted by Ilya Samsonov’s big game. Then, former NHL coach turned NHL Network analyst Bruce Boudreau reflects upon his time working on the movie Slapshot, before discussing coaching Elias Pettersson in Vancouver, who he is as a person off the ice, what he values from his team, and his unique abilities on the ice (19:16). Later, Rangers analyst Vince Mercogliano weighs in on Chris Drury's main focus at the trade deadline, Matt Rempe’s start to his NHL career and if he will be in the lineup after March 8th, along with Jonathan Quick’s one-year extension (52:33).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing Kyle Dubas' busy week ahead with interest in his players ramping up around the league as the Penguins continue to slip out of playoff contention. Later, the pair weigh in on the Capitals assigning Engeny Kuznetzov to the AHL, Dylan Larkin’s injury, and the mutual interest between the Devils and Jacob Markström. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte share the latest on Linus Ullmark and the Bruins' goaltending situation.

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