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Jeff kicks off the show with Jason York, co-host of the Coming in Hot podcast, to break down the Ottawa Senators firing head coach D.J. Smith, as well as what to expect from Jacques Martin and Daniel Alfredsson behind the bench. Then, Detroit Hockey Now’s Kevin Allen joins the show to discuss the chemistry between Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat, the Red Wings' 1-5-1 record since Kane joined the team, if Detroit is a playoff team, and provides an update on Klim Kostin (31:05). Later on, Sportsnet’s Eric Engels stops by to chat about the Habs' strong play this season, Martin St. Louis impact with the team, Josh Anderson finding his confidence, and Juraj Slafkovský’s development (50:03).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show live from the Maple Leafs practice ahead of their matchup tonight against the Rangers. Elliotte gives us an update on Jimmy Vesey’s injury and what to expect from the Rangers tonight, before getting into the Senators' changes behind the bench and potential candidates to replace them. Later, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the chants from Penguins fans for Marc-André Fleury last night, the Canucks' plan to scratch Andrei Kuzmenko against the Predators tonight, and which teams could be interested in Vancouver's forward.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Sportsnet’s Luke Fox as they break down the Leafs' blowout victory over the Penguins in Kyle Dubas' return to Toronto, if Pittsburgh would consider a rebuild with Sidney Crosby still on the roster, and Alex Ovechkin’s career-low scoring pace. Then, David Amber checks in tee up Rogers Monday Night Hockey as the Habs take on the surging Winnipeg Jets (15:31)! They discuss Josh Anderson’s big weekend, John Hynes deciding to start Filip Gustavsson over Marc-André Fleury in what could be his last game in Pittsburgh, and more! Later, Jesse Granger of The Athletic joins the show to discuss Jack Eichel leading the way in Las Vegas, Mark Stone’s continued importance to the team, and Adin Hill’s injury status (48:45).

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Jeff kicks off the show with the big news surrounding the Bruins' assigning rookie Matthew Poitras to Team Canada for the upcoming U20 World Junior Championships. Elliotte joins the show to break down the biggest storylines of the weekend including some of the goalie movement around the league with Antti Raanta being placed on waivers, if the Flames can deal a netminder, and some other potential names that could be moved. Later, they discuss how the Atlantic division looks as we approach the Christmas break, the Senators' new ownership and their determination to be different, and Josh Anderson’s big night.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Florida Panthers Head Coach, Paul Maurice! They discuss how the Panthers have been able to cope with all of their injuries on the blue line, his thoughts on the Nick Cousins' scuffle with Erik Gudbranson, and his coaching philosophies. Then, NESN and NHL Network Analyst Billy Jaffe chats about his journey into coaching with his kid's team and what lessons he has learned along the way, before getting into the Bruins' injury concerns and how to manage the team's young talent (16:33). Later, Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Daniel Brière joins the show (45:38)! They discuss his team's success so far this season despite being in a "rebuild", Sean Couturier’s play so far this season after a lengthy absence, the Flyers' long-term goals, if the team expects to be buyers at the trade deadline, and much more.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show recapping Roberto Luongo’s induction to the Canucks Ring of Honour last night and his most memorable quotes, before getting into his presence on Twitter and the trade to the Maple Leafs that never happened. Next, they discuss Steven Stamkos having his first 4-goal game last night in Edmonton, what the numbers and the eye test both say about Alexander Ovechkin’s goal drought, and the craziness of the Blue Jackets-Leafs game last night. To wrap up this week, Jeff and Elliotte forecast who will start for the Leafs on Saturday night and react to Patrik Laine’s latest injury amidst a nightmarish season.

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Jeff kicks off the show with former NHL forward and current NHL analyst Brian Boyle to discuss what it is like from a player's perspective when a coach is fired mid-season, as well as Tampa’s new-look roster. Then, Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times stops by to chat about the Kraken’s struggles this season, what Ron Francis will do to address the team's scoring issues, and if it's the right time to call up Shane Wright (32:41). Then, former New York Islanders defenceman and current analyst, Thomas Hickey weighs in on the emergence of Noah Dobson on both ends of the ice, how Matt Barzal and Dobson work together in the offensive zone, and Zach Parise’s potential comeback (50:04)!

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing what unfolded during a busy night of NHL hockey. They weigh in on the lack of interference calls around the league this year, the Bruins waiving Jakub Zboril, and Zach Parise’s potential return. Then, pair get into Noah Dobson’s emergence as a top defenceman in the league, what is next for the St. Louis Blues following the dismissal of Craig Berube, the Penguins' depth issues, and more. Jeff and Elliotte end things off with Ethan Bear’s pending contract, the potential interest from the Capitals, and if we can expect the Red Wings to appeal David Perron’s six-game suspension.

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Jeff kicks things off with Hailey Salvian of The Athletic, who discusses the Calgary Flames' mentality at the quarter-mark of the season, when Craig Conroy should make a move for Chris Tanev, and which teams could make a run at him. Then, they discuss the “Fire D.J.” chants in Ottawa last night, what is on the horizon for the Senators, and Brady Tkachuk losing his cool last night after a flying pokecheck thwarted his penalty shot. Then, The Athletic's Jeremy Rutherford joins the show to discuss the St. Louis Blues' decision to fire head coach Craig Berube and the team's play so far this season (30:55). Sportsnet’s Luke Gazdic wraps things up with a chat about the first encounter between the Connor’s (McDavid and Bedard), how Nick Foligno has been able to help Bedard, and what's changed in Edmonton amidst the Oilers' 8-game win streak (49:58).

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Jeff welcomes Greg Wyshynski to the show as they recap the most interesting points that came out of Doug Armstrong’s press conference following the firing of Craig Berube. Then, they discuss some of the notable active defenders around the NHL and debate which should be inducted into the Hockey Hall Of Fame after their careers. Next, they chat about Greg’s story on Connor Ingram and his whirlwind of a journey that has led him to being a potential Vezina candidate this year. Finally, Jeff and Greg weigh in on the idea of teams conducting practices during the evenings as opposed to morning skates, and how teams around the NHL view the idea.

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