Marek Show (Do Not Use)

The guys bring on Ottawa GM, Pierre Dorion to talk Senators; Pittsburgh's GM, Jim Rutherford to talk about the Penguins and the new GM of Buffalo, Jason Botterill to discuss his plans for the Sabres.

Breaking down the Ducks & Penguins' victories in their respective Game 7s vs. Oilers & Capitals; What now for Washington & Alex Ovechkin?

Setting up Game 7s: Capitals vs. Penguins with NHL on NBC's Keith Jones & Ducks vs. Oilers with Sportsnet's Edmonton reporter Gene Principe.

Chris Johnston comes on to discuss the Senators vs. Rangers, then Predators assistant general manager, Paul Fenton joins the show to talk about the team's key acquisitions and their home grown talent.

Millard and Stellick talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs including the Oilers beating the Ducks last night and the Capitals, Penguins series where Pittsburgh looks to conclude the series tonight. Also, Louie DeBrusk joins the playoff conversation.

Concerns about Sidney Crosby practicing warranted?; A defining game for Alex Ovechkin; Sens need to forget Game 4; What can Blues do to avoid elimination by Preds?; Vegas signs Vadim Shipachyov from KHL; HHOFer Scott Niedermayer on Oilers-Ducks series.

Jeff Marek, Scott Morrisson, and Todd Hlushko break down all the games from last night's NHL playoffs. Chris Johnston then joins the show to talk about tonight's big Game 4 between the Senators and Rangers.

Marek, Shannon and Hlushko reflect on last night's action in the NHL. They also look ahead to tonight's game between the Washington Capitals and the Pittsburgh Penguins who are going to be without Sidney Crosby.

Millard, Shannon and Stellick kick off the show by reflecting on the hit on Sidney Crosby that resulted in injury. They are later joined by Calgary Flames General Manager, Brad Treliving, after he signed a multi-year contract extension.

The guys catch up of round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, then bring on Devil's GM, Ray Shero, to talk about their draft lottery win, what their plan is for the pick, and Ilya Kovalchuk's future.