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Jeff kicks off the show with North State Journal's Cory Lavalatte break down the Hurricanes' strong stretch of play as of late. They discuss Brady Skjei’s quietly strong year, the importance pof Andrei Svechnikov's health, and Pyotr Kochetkov finding his game after some struggles earlier in the season. Then, George Richards of Florida Hockey Now joins the show amidst the Panthers' five-game win streak (14:36). They break down Nick Cousins hit against Juuso Välimäki last night, if Sam Reinhart is pricing himself out of Florida, the free agent decisions that's on Florida horizon, and more.

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Jeff and Greg Wyshynski kick off the new year breaking down the young hockey talent that is coming out of the United States, the development paths that are available to youth in America, and what the future has in store for the U.S./Canada rivalry. Then, the pair discuss how the American squad will fare at the World Juniors with Canada being eliminated, before getting into the Senators' upcoming decisions and the situation between Ryan Hartman and Cole Perfetti.

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Jeff welcomes Elliotte back to the show for the first time in 2024! They kick things off breaking down Nick Kypreos’ report surrounding William Nylander and his contract situation the Maple Leafs, before getting into recent call up Dennis Hildeby's chances of starting during Toronto's current road trip. Next, the pair discuss the Jets' strong stretch of play and whether or not Rick Bowness should be in the Jack Adams conversation, as well as the brewing grudge between Cole Perfetti and Ryan Hartman. Later on, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on the Senators' plans for Vladimir Tarasenko and Dominik Kubalik, who could be the team's next coach, if the NHL could adopt any of the PWHL's rule changes, and the expectations placed on Kyle Dubas with the Penguins.

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The Jeff Marek Show returns and kicks off 2024 with Hailey Salvian, writer for The Athletic, to break down the inaugural PWHL game between New York and Toronto, before diving into Canada's defeat at the hands of Czechia in the quarter finals of the World Juniors. Then, former NHL goaltender Carter Hutton joins the show to discuss the importance of depth in goal this season, the inner workings of a three-goaltender system, and more (32:23). Later, The Athletic's Ian Mendes joins Jeff to break down the Ottawa Senators' front offices moves (50:10), before we hear a pair of interviews from this week's 32 Thoughts: The Podcast (01:18:58).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Capitals Insider Tarik El-Bashir as they break down Alexander Ovechkin finally ending his 14-game goal drought last night, Anthony Mantha’s improved play as of late, and if the team is still actively shopping the forward. Then, Sportsnet's Jason Bukala tees up the upcoming World Junior Championship by sharing how Team Canada’s goaltending stacks up against the competition, how much draft stock can be placed into the tournament, and what to expect from top names such as Macklin Celebrini, Matt Poitras, and Will Smith (18:23). Later on, Producer Matt Marchese hops aboard to look back on the top stories from the NHL season so far (50:35).

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Jeff and Elliotte kicks off the show breaking down the chaotic first half of the 2023/2024 NHL season! They discuss Ilya Samsonov’s struggles between the pipes in Toronto, how it compares to Jack Campbell's season, and how the Maple Leafs should approach their situation in goal. Later, the pair debate if Elvis Merzļikins will get the start on Saturday for Columbus, the Flames' options going forward, Nathan MacKinnon’s play as of late, much more!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Alan Letang, Head Coach of Team Canada at the 2024 World Junior Championships! They discuss what fans can expect from projected 2024 1st overall pick Macklin Celebrini, how Brent Seabrook has been able to make an impact on the players, the team's mentality entering the tournament, and much more! Next, Predators play-by-play voice Willy Daunic stops by to break down Nashville's surprisingly strong play at the holiday mark, before teeing up tonight’s matchup against the high-flying Flyers (17:30). Then, Producer Matt Marchese hops aboard to discuss the Oilers' recent surge under Kris Knoblauch, which teams will have to fall off for Edmonton to make the postseason, and who will the team's starting goalie for the rest of the year (51:23).  

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off breaking down the Jets' big win over the Red Wings last night, highlighted by Gabe Vilardi’s three-point night. Then, they discuss the Islanders' tendency to take games to overtime, Noah Dobson’s improvement, and the changing of the guard surrounding this year's Norris Trophy candidates. Later, the pair chat about what the future has in store for the Sabres and Don Granto’s future in Buffalo. To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on Jack Campbell’s struggles in the AHL and if he has lost the starting job in Bakersfield, before teeing up some of the biggest NHL games tonight!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Stanley Cup champion Mike Rupp, as they break down the early season struggles for Sabres and Senators, before getting into Wild rookie Brock Faber’s lofty ice-time numbers and his chances in the Calder conversation. Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist and Sportsnet 960 Flames analyst, Meaghan Mikkelson stops by to discuss Blake Coleman’s improvement, Yegor Sharangovich’s growing importance to the team, and the direction the Flames could take going forward (30:28). Later, Cassie Campbell-Pascall joins the show to discuss her new role as a special advisor with the PWHL as she embarks on the next chapter in her career (49:58).

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Jeff and Greg kick things off debating if the Flyers are who the Sabres thought they would be this season, before getting into John Tortorella's approach to coaching a rebuilding team. They discuss which NHL coaches they would like to see write a book, Don Granato sounding defeated after last night’s 9-4 loss, if the Sabres' head coach is on the hot seat, as well as Buffalo's goaltending and defensive struggles. Then, Jeff and Greg get into Devon Toews calling out his Avalanche teammates last night following a loss to the Blackhawks, Jack Hughes’ tough game against the Flyers last night, and more!

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