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Jeff kicks off the show with Hailey Salvian of The Athletic to break down Mikhail Sergachev's heartbreaking injury last night against the Rangers, potential PWHL expansion in Pittsburgh, the interest around the league in Chris Tanev, and her story on Jenna Trubiano. Then, Producer Matt Marchese joins Jeff to discuss how Jonathan Quick is stealing the net from Igor Shesterkin in New York (19:20). Later on, Ed Encina of The Tampa Bay Times stops by to share how Sergachev’s injury will impact the Lightning going forward, the team's playoff hopes, and more (29:27)!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Rob Rossi of The Athletic discussing the big decisions ahead for the Kyle Dubas and the Pittsburgh Penguins. They determine whether Jake Guentzel will be moved at the trade deadline, as well as why a reunion with Marc-Andre Fleury makes sense for the club. Next, Producer Matt Marchese joins the show to chat about the Flames' retiring Miikka Kiprusoff’s number 34, the evolution of European goaltenders in the NHL, and the Golden Knights ending the Oilers' win streak (14:26). Later on, the pair discuss how Arizona continues to develop goaltenders, if Jonathan Quick will be getting a contract extension in New York, and more!

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Jeff and Greg kick off the show discussing the NHL returning to the Olympics and the Four Nations Tournament announcement. Then, the duo recap this year's All-Star game and discuss the effort from the players, the new-look skills competition, and much more! Later on, they discuss Greg’s latest piece outlining his mid-season NHL awards predictions including why Connor Hellebuyck deserves to be in the MVP conversation and what it would take for a goalie to win the Lady Byng.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off with the latest developments surrounding the Coyotes' new home and the future of the current ownership group in Arizona. Next, the pair discuss the Oilers' win streak coming to an end last night against the Golden Knights, Adin Hill's performance, and Edmonton's own situation in goal. Later, Jeff and Elliotte chat about Tristan Jarry’s shutout over the Jets, the Flames' big win over the Bruins, and the Capitals' roster decisions moving forward.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Andrew Raycroft, former NHL netminder and current NESN analyst, as they discuss Macklin Celebrini’s performance at the Beanpot in Boston last night. The pair also chat about who the Bruins' starter would be if the playoffs started today, Charlie Coyle’s importance, and if we could see John Beecher back in the lineup. Then, Sportsnet’s Luke Gazdic joins the show to break down the Edmonton Oilers' win streak, Zach Hyman’s importance to the Oilers, and much more (18:00). Later on, Capitals Insider Tarik El-Bashir joins the show to discuss Washington's playoff hopes, Engeny Kuznetsov entering the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program, and Alex Ovechkin’s future (47:36).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off with their takeaways from the London Police press conference yesterday afternoon regarding the 2018 WJC sexual assault investigation. Next, the pair discuss the interest Chris Tanev is garnering around the league, what last night's game on Long Island exposed on the Maple Leafs' blue line, and Matt Barzal’s post-All-Star confidence. Later on, Jeff and Elliotte discuss D.J. Smith joining the Kings, Nathan MacKinnon’s effort last night against the Rangers, New York's goalie tandem, and Paul Maurice’s comments ahead of puck drop tonight.

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Jeff starts this episode teeing up the long awaited London Police press conference regarding the sexual assault allegations against members of the Team Canada’s 2018 World Juniors team, before going live to the podium. Later on, Sportsnet’s Paul D. Grant joins the program live from London to break down the information revealed from the London Police (53:35).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Sportsnet’s John Bartlett to recap NHL All-Star weekend in Toronto. They discuss the entertainment value of this year's event, how the marketing team and hockey operations department worked together to put together the event, and more! Next, Luke Fox of Sportsnet tees up tonight’s Leafs matchup against Patrick Roy’s New York Islanders, before getting into Connor McDavid role as an ambassador for the game and the Oilers' goaltending situation (30:24). Later on, play-by-play voice of the Avalanche, Conor McGahey recaps how Colorado's players performed during All-Star weekend, and looks into the importance of finishing first in the Central Division (51:00).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off discussing who emerged from All-Star Weekend as the biggest star. The pair examine the new-look NHL skills competition, which players did themselves the biggest favours, and the goaltending during the All-Star Game itself. Later, they discuss Matt Barzal’s growth and potential role with Team Canada, Ilya Samsonov’s play before the break, Patrick Roy’s early impact on Long Island, and Zach Parise's pending debut with the Avalanche tonight. Jeff and Elliotte conclude with thoughts on Yegor Sharangovich’s rising importance, Andrei Kuzmenko's future in Calgary, and the Maple Leafs' interest in Chris Tanev.

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With no shortage of news to kick off the day, Matt Marchese and former Maple Leafs GM Gord Stellick break down the L.A. Kings' coaching change, the Habs shipping Sean Monahan to the Jets, the NHL All-Star Draft last night, and more! Next, Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy joins the show to break down his second big trade of the year with the Canucks (30:10). They discuss how they sold Andrei Kuzmenko on waiving hos no-trade clause, what the Flames see in Hunter Brzustewicz, his analysis on the current trade market, and the direction of the team. Later on, Bruce Boudreau gives his perspective on Kuzmenko having coached him at the start of his NHL career, before looking into the Kings firing Todd McLellan earlier today (49:58)!

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