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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre to the show as they discuss his Q&A with Canucks President of Hockey Operations, Jim Rutherford. They get into the potential turnover that the Canucks could face after this season, contract talks with Elias Pettersson, how the team can approach the trade deadline, and more. Then, USA Hockey Hall Of Famer and Stanley Cup Champion Doug Weight reflects on his time playing and coaching John Tavares, the grudge that Islanders fans still carry towards their former captain, and how Tavares continues to train and improve (18:07). Finally, San Jose Sharks analyst Drew Remenda stops by to answer the question: are the Sharks actually good (51:18). They break down the mentality from the coaching staff this season which has led to some success as of late, how Tomas Hertl has evolved as a leader both on and off the ice, and the state of San Jose as a hockey market.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing the suspensions handed out yesterday as Red Wings forward David Perron was disciplined six games, while Blue Jackets defenceman Erik Gudbranson received just one. Next, the pair chat about the fan reaction on Long Island as John Tavares notched his 10000th career NHL point, before getting into the Red Wings' 0-3 record since Patrick Kane's debut and Alex Lyon's case for Detroit's starting job. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte break down last night’s back-and forth contest between the Flames and Avalanche, Mikko Rantanen’s postgame comments, and the Coyotes' goaltending situation.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Sportsnet’s Sean Reynolds as they discuss the Central-leading Winnipeg Jets. The pair get into Kyle Connor’s injury he sustained this weekend, the difference in the mentality for this year's Jets squad, and Connor Hellebyuck’s play so far this year. Next up, former NHL netminder Brian Boucher weighs in on the red-hot Philadelphia Flyers, what Sean Couturier’s return to health has meant for the team, what John Tortorella brings to a rebuilding club, and more (17:23). Later on, Rob Rossi of The Athletic joins the show to discuss Kyle Dubas’ press conference earlier today, what the future has in store for Sidney Crosby in Pittsburgh, and Jesse Puljujärvi's tryout with the Penguins (49:47).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing what George Parros has in store after a gritty weekend around the league. They weigh in on the Kraken's need for a scorer and if Shane Wright could get his shot, the Oilers 7-game win streak, if Sam Reinhart is pricing himself out of Florida, and more. Jeff and Elliotte wrap up chatting about John Tavares facing off against his former team tonight with a chance to record his 1000th point.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show chatting about the craziness during last night's Red Wings-Sharks game, the debut of Patrick Kane with Detroit, and the Wild’s win-streak being snapped. Next, they discuss what Rod Brind’amour is thinking after the Hurricanes blew a two-goal lead to the Flames last night, before getting into Connor Zary’s impressive impact in Calgary and if he can contend for the Calder Trophy. To wrap up, the pair weigh in on Seattle’s six-game losing streak, whether Ron Francis is working on a big move, and more!

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After a busy week around the NHL, Jeff kicks off the show with Matt Marchese to break it all down. They discuss Quinton Byfield and the Kings' big week, the Sharks spoiling Patrick Kane’s season debut last night, and Adam Fantilli’s start to his NHL career in Columbus amidst the team's struggles. Then, Mike Commito joins the show to discuss his newest book "Leafs 365: Daily Stories from the Ice" featuring some interesting stories about the Leafs as a brand, Terry Fox’s connection to hockey, and more (34:05). Later on, Sportsnet’s Sam Cosentino stops by to discuss how Adam Fantilli and Leo Carlsson have looked early on into their NHL careers and how their respective teams are handling their development (50:10). The pair also chat about the young starts emerging in Anaheim, how Jacques Martin can help D.J. Smith develop the young stars in Ottawa, Byfield’s rapid development, and more.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Hockey Hall of Famer and Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations for the PWHL, Jayna Hefford! They discuss the PWHL pre-season, the rule changes that the league is experimenting with, how the league is preparing for their opening game on January 1st, 2024, ticket sales, and more. Then, former NHL head coach and Stanley Cup champion, Claude Julien stops by to chat about the importance of coaches and upper management being on the same page, his time coaching Brad Marchand, and if he ever thought Marchand would wear the ‘C’ in Boston (17:50). They also reflect on some of the players who Julien coached in the NHL, shed some light on the reality of the myths surrounding players like Zdeno Chara, and discuss the evolution of coaching philosophies. To end off the show, Jeff is joined by Sportsnet’s Luke Fox to discuss the Leafs blue line being hit with the injury bug, William Nylander's contract situation and it’s correlation with Mitch Marner’s next deal, and where Ilya Samsonov ranks in the Leafs depth chart at the quarter mark of the season (50:00).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing what the Leafs are looking for on the blue line. Then, the pair get into what the Devils could be planning following Dougie Hamilton's injury, what is going on between the Oilers and Philip Broberg, and recap their biggest takeaways from the Board of Governors Meeting. Later, Jeff and Elliotte chat about what to expect from Patrick Kane as he is set to make his season debut with the Red Wings tonight, the Oilers' five-game win streak, and what has changed under the new coaching staff.

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Jeff kicks off the show with the big news surrounding the Ottawa Senators hiring Jacques Martin. Sportsnet's own Kelly Hrudey joins Jeff to discuss what went wrong in Calgary last night against the Wild, how Dan Vladař and Dustin Wolf performed, the impact coaching changes can have on a locker room, and more. Then, Ian Mendes of The Athletic joins the show to discuss the Senators adding Jacques Martin behind the bench, D.J. Smith’s job security, who could be the next coach in Ottawa, and Michael Andlauer’s vision for Ottawa (32:29). Then, Minnesota Wild General Manager, Bill Guerin, joins the show (50:07)! He discusses his team's 5-game win-streak since the coaching change, why he thought that John Hynes was the right man for the job, the timing of the change, and what he's noticed from rookie blue-liner Brock Faber.

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Jeff and Greg kick off the show discussing the Ottawa Senators' coaching staff following the addition of Jacques Martin, what is going through D.J. Smith’s head, and more. Then, the pair weigh in on the highs and lows of the "Hughes Bowl" last night, as well as the NHL Board of Governors Meeting. Next, they chat about the discussions regarding the NHL's participation in the 2026 Olympics and the concerns surrounding arena construction in Italy. They end things off discussing some of the proposed rule changes that the PWHL could implement ahead of their inaugural season. 

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