Jeff and Elliotte look at Dallas getting to Game 6, Jamie Benn’s upcoming return to the lineup and how the youth of the Stars has pushed their veterans. Next, they discuss a potentially big week for teams like the Rangers, Blue Jackets and Predators before chatting about how the sale of the Senators has taken so long. To wrap up, they talk about Latvia’s bronze at the World Championships, how much fun the tournament was and the future for Milan Lucic. 

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Jeff talks with Darryl Sydor ahead of the Memorial Cup which his Kamloops Blazers are hosting before talking about talking about the puck that he shot into the stands in the 1993 Cup Final and his Cup victory with the Dallas Stars. Devan Dubnyk chats about his time with the Blazers and Sergei Bobrovsky’s incredible run. Luke Fox looks at where the Leafs’ GM search is at, why figuring out Auston Matthews’ situation is tops on the list of things to figure out for the incoming GM and why we aren’t talking enough about Jason Spezza’s departure. 

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Jeff and Elliotte reminisce about missing historical pucks before talking about seeing Mike Tyson, Ric Flair and Tie Domi all in the same box at the Stars game. Next, they chat about the Stars win, how it didn’t start out all too well and the bounce back from Game Three. In closing, they wonder about Paul Stastny’s future, Kyle Dubas Watch and if we are any closer to finding out who the new owner of the Senators will be.  

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to the potential “no-tax” Cup final matchup and how Florida managed to get there. Garry Galley discusses the impact of playing in warm weather climates, Jack Eichel’s improved two-way game and what Dallas needs to do to get back in their series (11:48). Bill Lindsay looks back on Florida’s sweep of Carolina, how the team is seemingly built on having a bunch of castoffs and memories of the 1996 Cup final run for the Panthers (33:17). We hear from Jim Nill and his sitdown with Jeff before Producer Matt jumps back on to give his thoughts on Vegas-Dallas Game Four (53:18).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss interesting rule changes in the Champions League, people griping about a team like the Panthers getting to the Cup final and how the NHL needs to be aware of its “golden goose” (1:12). Next, the guys talk about the winning goal between the Panthers and Hurricanes, why they didn’t think Jordan Staal should have been penalized late in the game and Matthew Tkachuk being a big-game player (8:10). In closing, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on what Carolina’s off-season plans look like, which goalie they decide to keep and some news and notes around coaching and GM searches (20:34).

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Jeff is joined by Cory Lavalette to talk about what Rod Brind’Amour’s message is ahead of Game Four, Sergei Bobrovsky living in the heads of Carolina players and the idea of getting more traffic in front of the Florida netminder. Craig Conroy chats about his new role as the GM of the Flames, the importance of finding out who wants to be with Calgary for the long-run and what he’s looking for in the next head coach.

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Jeff and Greg react to Jamie Benn’s defense of his cross-check of Mark Stone, how many games he might get and Dallas’ effort at home in Game Three. Next, they discuss the idea of Jake Oettinger getting overworked, if we might see more teams try to platoon in the playoffs and credit to Vegas for how they reacted to the Benn cross-check. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about the “evil” Golden Knights prevailing, Sean Burke’s impact on Vegas’ goalies and the aftermath of the Kyle Dubas situation in Toronto. 

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Jeff and Elliotte look at Jack Eichel’s Conn Smythe candidacy, Sergei Bobrovsky’s potential hall of fame resume and Jamie Benn not speaking to the media after his cross-check on Mark Stone. Next, they chat about Vegas’ dominant performance, how the Stars have targeted Stone and Alex Pietrangelo, as well as Kris Draper’s name not being mentioned among GM searches. Finishing up, they discuss what could come up at the next meeting between the NHL and NHLPA before getting to some new surrounding coach searches. 

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Producer Matt is joined by former NHL Goalie Mike McKenna from the Daily Faceoff, how the Carolina Hurricanes should attack Sergei Bobrovsky and stop his historic run. Next up, Matt is joined by Eric Francis from Sportsnet.ca on the latest changes to the Calgary Flames, Craig Conroy being named the new GM for the Flames who should the Flames hire as head coach. Finally, Matt is joined by World Champion Poker Player, Daniel Negreanu on how the Vegas Golden Knights are playing so far in the Conference Finals.

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Producer Matt and Eliotte begin with the Florida Panthers who are now a game away from the Cup Final, Sergei Bobrovsky's redemption run, their path to this point and if their formula can be copied by other teams around the league (6:01). Next up, Kyle Dubas' statement to the media, where he may end up and how he is regarded around the league (18:18). Finally, the Flames hire Craig Conroy & Dave Nonis in a management shake-up, Jarome Iginla's potential involvement and what direction the team goes with their next head coach (24:45).

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