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Matt welcomes Corey Lavalette to the show to break down the Carolina Hurricanes re-signing their captain Jordan Staal to a 4-year deal, how much Brindamour relies on his captain, and how good of a fit DeAngelo would be in a reunion with the Hurricanes. Then Jonathan Davis joins the show to break down the news surrounding the L.A. Kings and the rest of the Pacific Division. They discuss how the Kings made room for a trade by trading away Sean Durzi, who the Kings could part with in a potential Pierre-Luc Dubois trade, if we will see Robin Lehner suit up for the Vegas Golden Knights again, and what is on the agenda for the Seattle Kraken this offseason. Then, live from Nashville, Ailish Forfar joins the show to tee up the NHL awards and discuss the scenes in Smashville.

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Producer Matt and Elliotte break down some of the biggest news and rumors around the league starting off with Pierre-Luc Dubois. They discuss whether Quinton Byfield will be involved in a trade, who else could be involved in the deal, and more. Then, they shift their focus to the Calgary Flames and whether the Flames and Leafs could be trade partners, whether Elias Lindholm is a lock to leave Calgary, and if the Flames are good for William Nylander. Then, Elliotte breaks down the latest in the trade discussion between the Blues and Flyers. 

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Jeff is joined by the newest Calder Cup-winning head coach, Todd Nelson. They discuss what it was like being behind the bench in overtime of a game 7 in the finals, what the experience of winning a Calder Cup means for the Capitals' top prospects, and what the conversation is like between coaches in the handshake line after a hard-fought playoff series. Then, Bill Foley, owner of the Las Vegas Golden Knights joined Jeff and Elliotte on 32 Thoughts earlier this week. Finally, they discuss what goes into designing and creating Stanley Cup rings, his famous claim that the Golden Knight would be Champions in “six years”, how involved he is in the teams hockey operations decisions, the similarities and differences of owning and operating a NHL team vs. a Premier League Club.

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Greg Wyshynski joins the show to break down some of the biggest news around the league. They discuss Timo Meier closing in on a big contract, the decisions that are on the horizon for the Dallas Stars this summer, the mass exodus looming in Calgary, and the Future of the Arizona Coyotes.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing The Las Vegas Golden Knights owner Bill Foley, his passion for sports, and how he has emerged as one of the most important owners in the NHL. Next Jeff poses the question to Elliotte, are the Edmonton Oilers responsible for “Breaking” the Calgary Flames? Jeff and Elliotte wrap things up discussing the goalie market around the league and what he learned at the NHL Board of Governors meetings.

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Jeff is joined by Caroline Ouellette to talk about where she was when she got the call from the Hockey Hall of Fame, who her first call was after she found out and why she was beloved throughout her playing days. Jimmy Murphy weighs in on the future of David Krejci, Patrice Bergeron’s decision and how the Bruins can create more cap space. We hear from Chuck Fletcher and his appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast. To finish up, Producer Matt looks at one goaltender’s Hall of Fame candidacy and asks Jeff about the first jersey he owned.

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Jeff and Elliotte look at why Elias Lindholm determines the future in Calgary, what it means for some of the other players and if we might get finality on the sale of the Senators at the Board of Governors meeting. Next, they discuss the report of Larry Tannenbaum selling a significant share of his interest in MLSE, the 2023 Hall of Fame class and how it opens the door for other players. To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the immediate future for Todd Nelson and Shane Wright’s curious situation heading into next year. 

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Jeff and Craig Morgan discuss the future of the Coyotes in Arizona, Clayton Keller’s camp wanting clarity on the situation, and if Karel Vejmelka might be a name to watch in the trade market. Andy Strickland looks at the development in youth hockey in St. Louis, if Doug Armstrong will make all three first-round picks the club has, and if there are any untouchables on the Blues’ roster. Lance Lysowski talks about the optimism surrounding the Sabres, the need for adding a defenseman, and if they might be in the market to bring in an upper-echelon goalie.

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the news of Arizona buying out two players, how lean of an operation they will run, Sean Monahan re-upping with the Canadiens, and how it affects any talks surrounding Pierre-Luc Dubois. Moving on, they talk about fan bases during rebuilds, assistant coaching news, and the potential for the Canucks to not qualify Ethan Bear. Finishing up, Jeff and Elliotte look at the Sabres wanting to add on defense, who might get the Hall of Fame call this year, and Philadelphia’s new jerseys.

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Jeff chats with Jarmo Kekalainen about his two big trades, what Ivan Provorov needs to do to get back to being considered a top defenseman in the league and what went wrong last season. Thomas Drance weighs in on the Oliver Ekman-Larsson buyout, why the Canucks need to utilize their newly found cap space properly and who is the benefactor of the big money buyout. Peter Baugh looks at the Avalanche’s off-season plans, how difficult a Bowen Byram extension might be and if Samuel Girard might stick around. 

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