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Capitals' forward Tom Wilson on lifting Lord Stanley's Mug (5:09); The Alex Ovechkin Cup celebration was the best of all time (10:49); Caps may lose some key pieces this offseason (18:29); A list of players we'd love to see raise the Cup (36:29).

Season on the line tonight with the Stanley Cup in Vegas (0:46); Does Marc-Andre Fleury need to be the best Golden Knight? (9:00); Discussing the Conn Smythe candidates (29:33).

Daren Millard and Gord Stellick weigh-in on the firing of Garth Snow and Doug Weight, the Maple Leafs' decision to let Lou Lamoriello go, who may coach the Islanders, (3:23); on Auston Matthews changing agencies (16:19); the guys recap Game 3 of the Calder Cup (21:25); HNIC's Scott Oake discusses the most funny celebrity interviews he's conducted, his relationship with Ryan Reeves, Reeves' performance this post-season, and whether the Golden Knights can turn it around (28:23).

Daren Millard, Gord Stellick, and Marc Savard on the Golden Knights' chances of coming back from their 3-1series deficit, Barry Trotz's future with the Capitals, (0:30)l; what the Vegas needs to do to get back in it, the lack of sports team success in the Washington-area, the Capitals' powerplay and ability to stymie Vegas' offence (16:59); on the Capitals' resilience, the nervousness surrounding the Capitals, whether Gerard Gallant needs to try a different approach in preparing for the game, on Garrett Rank qualifying for the US Open, and Calder Cup Game 3 (30:17).

Daren Millard, Gord Stellick, and Todd Hlushko on Drew Doughty's contract talks with the L.A. Kings, what Vegas needs to do to find their form, how bad plays can stay with players(2:52); CHL on Sportsnet's Sam Cosentino on the NHL Draft combine (16:23); NBC Sports' Joe Beninati on the Capitals' defence, what's different for Washington this time around, and Alex Ovechkin's play this post-season (30:24).

In this special episode, Sportsnet.ca senior writer Ryan Dixon transports listeners back 25 years to relive Montreal's magical run to the Stanley Cup with a 13-year-old diehard Habs fan and the stars of his favourite team.

Gord Stellick, John Shannon, and Doug MacLean on Evegny Kuznetsov's status, where Braden Holby's save ranks amongst the best in Game 7, Lars Eller's role with Kuznetsov and Nicklas Backstrom injured, (1:38); on Joe Bowen winning the Foster Hewitt award, the pros and cons of being a head coach in the AHL compared to being an NHL assistant (15:44); Texas Stars head coach Derek Laxdal on the transition from the OHL to the AHL, the challenge in facing the Marlies (22:58); Toronto Marlies head coach Sheldon Keefe on the time off between games, the players making a big difference for the Marlies, the Leafs call-ups having a big impact on the team, and Andreas Johnsson's swagger (33:36).

Greg Brady, Todd Hlushko, and Doug MacLean on the Capitals' win over the Golden Knights, Braden Holtby's confidence, (1:01); on Evgeny Kuznetsov's injury, how the Capitals have handled adversity this post-season, how good both Holtby and Marc-Andre Fleury have been these playoffs (12:57); on John Carlson's future (25:56); on the Lightning letting go of the team's assistant coaches, Gary Bettman joining Coach's Corner to talk Quebec expansion (34:16).

Gord Stellick, Brian Burke & Todd Hlushko on what do the Capitals need to do to slow down the Golden Knights, the ice conditions in Vegas, (3:34); on Tom Wilson' hit on Jonathan Marchessault, Vegas' incredible response after being scored on, the team's work ethic (12:22); on Braden Holtby's play in Game 1, and how the Capitals need to respond when Vegas goes on the attack (18:32); on the Calder Cup Finals, Burke's Calder Cup memories, whether Ilya Kovalchuk can still contribute in the NHL (26:26); did the Sedins retire at the right time?, whether they expect a high scoring affair in Game 2 (39:28).

Reflecting on a thrilling Stanley Cup Final opener (0:30); Marc Savard upset with Tom Wilson's hit (11:33); Memories of the Canadiens' 1993 Cup win (24:48); Alex Ovechkin was held in check last night (27:15); Two of the calmest coaches in a final (37:51).