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Jeff and Elliotte look at a conversation they had with Chuck Fletcher, draft memories, and the idea of taking goalies higher in the draft. Next, they discuss how crazy it would be for Columbus to trade their first-rounder this year, Travis Green looking like the next assistant in New Jersey, and Vancouver buying out Oliver Ekman-Larsson. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte talk about how Vancouver might fill some holes and Tyler Myers’ value in the league.

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Producer Matt opens the show with talks of the beginning of the offseason and what to look forward to. David Amber from NHL on Sportsnet joins the show to give his take on which teams should make big moves during the offseason, and what the future has in store for the Winnipeg Jets. Next up, New Jersey Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald joins the show to take a deeper dive into the re-signing of Jesper Bratt, the idea of what the Devils can and can not do during the offseason, what GMs look for at the draft combine and what's in store for Timo Meier. Up next, Arda Ocal from ESPN joins the show to give his take on which teams are the most eye-catching this offseason, the idea of the Buffalo Sabres needing another star forward, and Coonor Bedard's impact on other teams during the summer. Finally, Charlie O’Connor from The Athletic joins the show to give his take on the Philadelphia Flyers and how they should approach the offseason.

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Jeff and Producer Matt kick things off with a look at the most interesting teams heading into the off-season. Next up, Golden Knights Head Coach Bruce Cassidy looks back on his journey to winning the Stanley Cup, the moment when he realized this team could win, and the conversations he had with Jack Eichel before the season started (17:41). Later on, Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine focuses in on the goalie market this off-season, the false narrative of netminder's impact of team performance, and Adin Hill’s performance in the playoffs (48:00).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on Vegas’ Cup win, all the great player stories on the team and the whirlwind for Bruce Cassidy over the last year. Next, they wonder about the future for Phil Kessel, if the Hall of Fame could be in his future and what work Florida has to do to lock up a couple of their blueliners. Jeff and Elliotte wrap things up discussing Alex DeBrincat potentially going to arbitration, the Flyers’ front office moves and Jason Spezza heading to Pittsburgh as the Assistant General Manager.

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Jeff opens the show by talking about the journey for the Golden Knights and the people he was most happy for. Gary Lawless joins to discuss who he was most happy for when the final buzzer went, his journey to joining the organization, and what Kelly McCrimmon’s signature deal was. We hear from Mark Stone and Jack Eichel in their post-game interviews. To finish the show, we hear from Paul Maurice and Alec Martinez. 

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Jeff and Greg discuss Vegas’ Cup victory, Florida’s battered roster and how hard it is to be an overly physical team through four rounds. Next, the guys chat about the Panthers not being able to score “easy” goals, people that they thought of after the win and how Jack Eichel transformed the opinions of even his biggest detractors. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg look at the impact Vegas will have on league finances and future expansion before looking at the benefits handed to them with the expansion draft.

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Jeff is joined by Ryan Huska, new Head Coach of the Calgary Flames, to chat about his new role, the transition from assistant coach to head coach, and if the Flames need to name a captain. Hockey Night in Canada's Craig Simpson weighs in on the importance of Sergei Bobrovsky in a potential closeout game, the impact of Vegas’ depth and the consistency of the Golden Knights’ fourth line (18:14 ). Ian Mendes of The Athletic weighs in on the sale of the Ottawa Senators, if the process resulted in helping the NHL find other prospective owners, and how quickly the sale could be made official by the NHL (37:04). Vince Mercogliano of USA Today wraps things up with a discussion on the Rangers officially hiring of Peter Laviolette as head coach, how the fan base has reacted to the news, and what needs to improve on the ice in the Big Apple (53:12).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the sale of the Ottawa Senators to Michael Andlauer, the new owner’s previous relationship with the NHL, and what this sale does for league expansion. Next, they discuss the potential futures of some of the team staff, who will be part of the ownership group, and what of the on-ice product could be affected. Jeff and Elliotte finish up chatting about Peter Laviolette with the Rangers, the excitement for Ryan Huska, and if Matthew Tkachuk will play in Game Five. 

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Jeff chats with Ryan Novozinsky about how young defensemen made the Damon Severson trade easier, the extension talks between Jesper Bratt and the Devils as well as who might be out if Bratt and Timo Meier are signed long-term. Darren Pang reflects on his decision to take a job as the Blackhawks’ newest analyst, the battle of attrition for Florida and Adin Hill’s performance. Ryan Leslie weighs in on the latest Calgary hire, why Ryan Huska is a great fit and what’s next for Mitch Love.

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Jeff and Elliotte continue to wonder about the New York Rangers next hire, how the Ryan Huska hire differs from his predecessor and Craig Conroy’s upcoming work for the Flames roster. Next, they discuss what’s next for Mitch Love, why Toronto hasn’t announced what the future holds for Sheldon Keefe and if one team that could make a play for Pierre-Luc Dubois might surprise. To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte try and figure out what’s going on with the sale of the Senators, what’s gone wrong for Florida and their goal scoring struggles.

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