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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down the chaos around the NHL. They discuss the Oilers' struggles, what to expect going forward between the pipes, and Jay Woodcroft’s ejection last night from both a coach and referee perspective. They discuss Mike Grier’s meeting with the Sharks, Jaroslav Halak signing a PTO with the Hurricanes, and the seriousness of Frederick Anderson’s injury, and more.

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Jeff kicks off the show breaking down the chaos around the league surrounding the Oilers, Sharks, Senators and more. Then, Matt Marchese stops by to discuss the Ducks handing the Golden Knights their first regulation loss of the season, why the Maple Leafs' new players are struggling to fit in, and more! Next, Cassie Campbell-Pascal joins the show to tee up Rogers Monday Night Hockey, the Canucks getting the most of their top players, the Oilers' struggles between the pipes, and much more (16:00). Then, Jeff turns his attention to the red-hot L.A. Kings with Bally Sports' Jim Fox (33:44). They discuss Quintin Byfield’s breakout start to the year, Alex Laferriere’s start to his NHL career, Anze Kopitar’s continuing to play his best hockey, and more. Phil Thompson of the Chicago Tribune wraps up today's show discussing his report surrounding a new lawsuit emerging from the 2010 Blackhawks sexual assault scandal (50:04).

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.

Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing the mentality behind the Maple Leafs' calling up Nick Robertson from the Marlies. Next, the pair shift focus to the West Coast to break down the Oilers' tough schedule ahead, why Edmonton has struggled so much early on this year, the formula to save their season, and why the Canucks have the happiest fanbase amongst Canadian NHL teams. To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on the Sharks; historically poor start to the season and how they can approach the rest of the year.

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.

The Hughes brothers are taking the NHL by storm, and to break down their success, Jeff welcomes Jim Hughes, father of Quinn, Jack, and Luke, to the show. He discusses the journey of his children and why his sons are at the top of their game, the additions that have helped Jack and Quinn find their games including Filip Hronek in Vancouver and Tyler Toffoli in New Jersey, their competitive relationship growing up, and the biggest they share on the ice. Later on, former NHL player, general manager, and agent, Brian Lawton weighs in on the neck guard debate circulating around the hockey world, before taking a look at the most interesting stories around the league (19:00). Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports wraps up today's episode with a chat about the Coyotes' impressive start, J.J. Moser’s underrated game, the first month Logan Cooley’s NHL career, and the latest surrounding the Coyotes' future in Arizona (54:30)

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.

 Jeff and Elliotte kick things off discussing T.J. Oshie’s decision to wear a neck guard in last night’s game against the Islanders. Next up, they chat about Vancouver’s blowout victory over the Sharks, Head Coach Rick Tocchet’s mentality, and if the Canucks should have challenged San Jose's lone goal. Then, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on Brad Marchand’s dangerous trip on Timothy Liljegren, the response from the Maple Leafs after the incident, Adam Fox’s injury and Sebastian Aho’s lack of a response, the Oilers' tendency to run into red-hot goaltenders, and more!

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.

Jeff kicks off the show with Capitals insider Tarik El-Bashir, as they break down the big news out of Washington surrounding Nicklas Bäckström taking an indefinitely leave of absence from hockey. The pair also weigh in on the team's cap situation and whether they will commit to a rebuild, if Elias Lindholm could be a potential fit in Washington, and more! Then, Jason York, co-host of the Coming in Hot podcast, joins the show to break down everything going on in Ottawa including the teams plans for bringing in a new GM (18:50). Soon after, Matt Marchese stops by to discuss some notable players on the Penguins who wore neck guards at practise, the WHL making the protective gear mandatory league-wide, and the NHL having no Canadian’s in the top-10 in scoring a month into the season (34:39)! Then, Sharks beat writer Curtis Pashelka joins the show to analyze the Sharks' winless October, the upside of a potential #1 pick next summer, Macklin Celebrini's potential, Tomas Hertl’s decision to re-sign San Jose (48:40).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman as they break down everything going on with the Ottawa Senators. They discuss what Daniel Alfredsson’s role could be going forward, the verdict on the Evgenii Dadonov trade controversy, the team's ongoing GM search, and Michael Andlauer’s thoughts on the verdict from the league. Later on, the pair get into Connor Zary’s NHL debut with the Flames, the Ducks' winning recipe early on, and more!

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Jeff kicks off the show breaking down Vancouver's win over Nashville last night and discuss what Head Coach Rick Tocchet had to say post-game. Then, The Athletic's Hailey Salvian adds to the Canucks conversation, before getting into the Maple Leafs' boo-worthy performance against the Kings last night, and much more (07:20). Next, Sportsnet's Eric Francis stops by to discuss the Senators having to forfeit a first round pick due to their involvement in the Envgenii Dadonov scandal, before breaking down the big news in Calgary that the team will be pausing all contract talks with their pending UFAs (33:10). Finally, Eric Stephens of The Athletic joins to the show to discuss the surprisingly hot Ducks, the options for the next captain in Anaheim, Lukas Dostal being named the NHL's Rookie Of The Month, Frank Vatrano’s red-hot start to the season, and more (50:50)!

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Jeff welcomes ESPN's Greg Wyshynski to the show for another edition of MvsW! They kick things off discussing the breaking news out of Ottawa regarding the Senators losing their first-round pick as a result of their involvement in the Evgenii Dadonov trade controversy. They compare the situation in Ottawa to that of Ilya Kovalchuk and the Devils all those years ago, before considering the potential ramifications for Pierre Dorion. Later on, Jeff and Greg discuss the news out of Washington surrounding Nicklas Bäckström taking a step away from the team due to injury, the ongoing neck guard debate following the tragic passing of Adam Johnson, and much more.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Matt Marchese as they break down the biggest stories from Monday night’s big slate of games. Then, they discuss Bill Daly’s comments surrounding the NHL looking into neck guards and the vote surrounding the league decentralizing the draft. Later on, Colby Armstrong stops by to discuss why players seem to be the only ones pushing back on having neck guards mandated in the NHL, Blake Wheeler’s return to Winnipeg last night, Cole Perfetti’s performance against the Rangers, and more (11:17). Afterwards, Sportsnet’s Luke Fox joins the show to discuss what William Nylander could command in free agency, the situation between the pipes in Toronto, and tees up tonight’s Leafs-Kings matchup (34:47). To wrap up, NESN's Billy Jaffe weighs in on the Bruins' stellar start to the season, Jim Montgomery announcing that rookie center Matthew Poitras will be staying with the team, and more (49:37)!

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.