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Jeff chats with George Richards of Florida Hockey Now about how the market has reacted to the Panthers’ success, Matthew Tkachuk’s “it” factor, and how one fateful night in April changed the fortunes of both Florida and Chicago. Next up, NHL Network's Mike Kelly looks at Jack Eichel’s play, how to view the Golden Knights-Stars series, and the tightly contested Panthers-Hurricanes series (16:22). Later on, The Athletic's Josh Yohe weighs in on the Penguins' GM search, if Kyle Dubas’ departure from Toronto changed Pittsburgh’s timeline and why the job may be attractive to the former Leafs GM (49:50). Producer Matt wraps things up with his thoughts on the Penguins’ search for front office personnel and the Maple Leafs' highly-coveted job opening (01:01:10).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing the already interesting “off-season” and how it compares to others prior, before chatting about the idea of people who are already employed that are checking in on Toronto's GM vacancy. Next, they look at what may have led to Kyle Dubas and the Leafs parting ways, why the Penguins’ opening has been put on hold for the time being, and the leading candidates for the job in Toronto. Jeff and Elliotte finish up by talking about Calgary's open general manager position and who might be hired to surround the new GM.

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Jeff chats with Luke Fox about Kyle Dubas not returning as the Leafs GM, who might be a candidate to replace him and when we might see Dubas resurface somewhere else. Producer Matt gives his thoughts on the news of the day.

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Jeff and Greg look at the departure of Kyle Dubas, if he was solely to blame for what’s gone wrong with the organization and how many coaches a GM should get. Next, they discuss the chance of Mark Hunter returning to the organization, what kind of look that is for Brendan Shanahan and where Auston Matthews’ future fits into everything. In closing, Jeff and Greg talk about Joel Quenneville’s future in the NHL, which team could look to bring in Dubas and if it would be as a President of Hockey Ops. 

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the breaking news that Kyle Dubas won’t return as the GM of the Leafs, what may have lead to this decision and how this might affect any Auston Matthews extension. Next, they look back on Sergei Bobrovsky’s performance in Game One, why this series is shaping up to be a long one and how Carolina will play Florida tough. To finish, Jeff and Elliotte discuss Clayton Keller wanting clarity on the Coyotes’ situation and  Shane Doan’s future in Arizona.

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Jeff chats with Ian Mendes about his piece on Justin Pogge, the latest surrounding the sale of the Ottawa Senators and who might have a leg up in the process. Then, Aaron Ward weighs in on the relationship between Paul Maurice and Rod Brind’Amour, his time with the organization and when they transitioned from Brind’Amour to Eric Staal as the captain (19:29). Finally, Ed Jovanovski reminisces about the Panthers’ Cup run in his rookie season, playing for Doug MacLean before talking about the current edition of the squad (48:10).

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Jeff and Elliotte break down the coaching matchup between Rod Brind’Amour and Paul Maurice, Clayton Keller’s dad’s tweet about his son playing in Arizona and what the relationship between ownership and the NHL is like after a failed vote (6:05). Next, the guys look at how Florida’s game measures up against Carolina and the teams they beat along the way (17:13). In closing, Elliotte updates on where things stand with Kyle Dubas, if we are getting closer to finding out who the new GM in Pittsburgh will be and Lindy Ruff returning to New Jersey (20:53). 

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Producer Matt is joined by Craig Morgan from Phoenix Sports as they discuss more on the Coyotes arena situation, what went wrong for the Coyotes, the next steps for Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo. To wrap up, Matt reacts to Ken Holland and Jay Woodcroft’s end of year press conference and the devastation him and his team felt after being eliminated

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Producer Matt and Elliotte open the show with the Arizona Coyotes arena situation, potential options for relocation, ownership questions for Arizona. Next up, they both react to the Edmonton Oilers being eliminated, update on Leafs' GM Kyle Dubas and Brendan Shanahan's future with the Leafs'. To wrap up, they discuss more on the Anaheim Ducks coaching options and see if former Leafs' coach Mike Babcock is a good fit.

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Producer Matt is joined by Mike Zeisberger from NHL.com, he explains why the Leafs’ should exercise caution in potential trade negotiations surrounding the core four, final four teams don’t come from traditional team markets. Next up, Matt is joined by Johnathan Davis from NHL Network Radio, they discuss how the final four teams are looking going into the Conference Finals, recapping the Leafs’ series loss to the Panthers, the fall of the Edmonton Oilers, Finally, Matt is joined by Dallas Stars Host & Analyst Brien Rea, both Matt and Brien wrap up on Roope Hintz and the Dallas Stars going to the Conference Finals.

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.