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Jeff kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman to break down a hectic morning of NHL news. They tee up what to expect from Gary Bettman’s press conference this afternoon, including if potential suspensions will be handed out as a result of the 2018 WJC investigation. Next, the pair discuss the Canadiens shipping Sean Monahan off to Winnipeg, how those around the league now view the Jets, and the timeline of how the trade came together. Later on, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on the Kings firing Todd McLellan, how Rob Blake came to the decision, and what the future has in store for Los Angeles.

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Jeff Marek and Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre break down the Canucks' perspective on the Elias Lindholm trade. They get into why Lindholm is the right fit in Vancouver, where we can expect him to slot in, if he will be a rental, and how they were able to hold on to their top prospects. Kelly Hrudey stops by to break down the Flames' return in the deal and what Andrei Kuzmenko brings to Calgary, before looking back on playing with Elias' father Mikael Lindholm in Los Angeles (19:16). Later on, Matt Marchese checks in to discuss the flexibility that the Canucks have with Lindholm joining the roster, as well as how confident Rob Blake is in his team's goaltending (39:41). Finally, Vancouver Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford joins the show to share how the trade actually transpired (48:50). He chats about how Lindholm will help his team’s playoff hopes, how the negotiations with Calgary went down, if there are plans to extend their new forward, and what's next for the Canucks ahead of the trade deadline.

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Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman start off breaking down the blockbuster trade that sent Elias Lindholm to the Vancouver Canucks last night. They discuss what the trade means for the Canucks, how Lindholm can fill the void behind by Bo Horvat, which other teams were in talks with the Flames, why Andrei Kuzmenko waived his no-trade clause, and Calgary's plan for the future. Later, the pair weigh in on reports of Chris Tanev being in trade talks and which Canadian teams might be interested. Later on, Jeff and Elliotte look at what's next for the Canucks on the trade front, the feeling in Los Angeles after the Kings snapped their losing streak, and if Arthur Kaliyev could be on the move.

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Jeff kicks off the show with The Athletic's Hailey Salvian to tee up the NHL All-Star Game and the PWHL’s involvement in the event! They discuss some of the biggest storylines at the break including the PWHL power rankings, how the game between Toronto and Montreal at Scotiabank Arena came to be, the league's attendance, and more. Then, Sportsnet’s Paul Grant joins the show to break down the latest on the sexual assault case involving five members of Team Canada’s 2018 World Junior squad (28:45). Then, Calgary Flames centre and Hockey Diversity Alliance Co-Founder, Nazem Kadri joins the program to discuss the HDA Winterfest event in Toronto, the organization's grassroots initiative, and much more (49:58)!

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Jeff welcomes Greg Wyshynski back to the show as they break down the biggest storylines around the league at the All-Star break! They discuss the L.A. Kings' struggles as of late, if Rob Blake would like a redo on his big off-season trades, and what to make of the team's goaltending. Later on, the pair try to figure out who the Seattle Kraken really are, before looking ahead to this weekend's NHL All-Star Game and Skills Competition!

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Jeff opens the shows with Charlie O’Connor of PHLY Sports discussing whether Flyers' five-game skid is a sign of the team falling off the wagon, or just a minor speedbump. The pair get into the players' need to a mental reset and Samuel Ersson's ceiling in goal, before revisiting Chuck Fletcher’s trade for Owen Tippett. Next, NHL Network's E.J. Hradek lays out his biggest storylines at the All-Star break including: the Penguins' long-term strategy, if Sidney Crosby will stay in Pittsburgh for his entire career, which player could win an all-around skills competition, and more (16:45)! Panthers play-by-play voice Steve Goldstein wraps up today's program discussing Paul Maurice’s growth behind the bench, the likelihood of the Panthers' stars resigning at the discount, and where the team stands heading into the break (48:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down Tomáš Hertl’s comments yesterday surrounding his future in San Jose, as well as the Sharks' long-term plans, salary cap situation, and which teams might be interested. Next, the pair discuss the Predators' trade deadline plans and the asking price for some of Nashville's veteran players, before examining the similarities between the Blues' current situation and what happened in 2019. Finally, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the future of hockey in the desert, the Blue Jackets' message to teams interested in disgruntled top prospect David Jiříček, and Adam Fantili’s injury.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Rangers reporter Vince Mercogliano! They discuss New York's below average stretch of play, potential trade possibilities down the middle, how important Jonathan Quick has been for the Blue Shirts, and Filip Chytil’s season-ending injury. Then, Steve Mayer, Chief Content Officer at the NHL, breaks down how the league goes about putting together the NHL Skills Competition and what we can expect from the events this year (18:52). Later on, Brien Rea of Bally Sports highlights the importance of finishing first in the Central Division, Wyatt Johnson’s development, the Stars' scoring by committee model, and Matt Duchene’s fit with Dallas (45:17).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman discussing the Oilers' 16-game win-streak, if Edmonton's front office is still looking to add, and Jack Campbell’s AHL numbers. Next up, the pair comment on Ilya Samsonov’s big performance on Saturday night, Simon Benoit’s seamless fit on the Maple Leafs' backend, and if the Canucks would be willing to part with their top prospect in a trade. Jeff and Elliotte wrap up chatting about Jacob Markström's trade interest, before shifting focus to Pennsylvania to discuss the Flyers and Penguins' plans going forward.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Andy Strickland, co-host of the Cam and Strick podcast, to break down Jake Neighbours' first half, what the next era of the St. Louis Blues is beginning to look like, and the team's potential trade deadline plans. Next, former NHLer Brian Boyle stops by to discuss the future of U.S.A hockey and the rivalry with Canada, before getting into the evolution of John Tortorella and Owen Tippett's relationship, as well as his own experience playing under Tortorella (18:30). Then, PWHL Montreal defender Erin Ambrose joins the show to discuss her minor hockey career, Marie Philip-Poulin's pull with referees, the success of her team early on this season, and what made her inaugural PWHL game so special (48:00).

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