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Matt and Elliotte start the show discussing the Dallas Stars Game 7 win over the Seattle Kraken, player salaries and low tax States, does Seattle need to acquire more top line stars? Kyle Dubas having an emotional end of year press conference, what will happen to the Leafs’ core four? If Dubas doesn’t stay, where will he go? To wrap up, Matt and Elliotte discuss the final bids for the Ottawa Senators and who’s a good fit to take over.

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Jeff and Producer Matt discuss the Leafs’ post-season availabilities and hear from Ryan O’Reilly and Auston Matthews. Alison Lukan talks about the Kraken playing with house money ahead of Game 7 against the Stars, Yanni Gourde being such a great playoff performer and Jordan Eberle’s impact with Seattle. Mark Spector weighs in on the Oilers just needing to tweak the lineup, how comfortable the team may be in giving a big extension to Evan Bouchard and the new rivalry with Vegas. Producer Matt jumps back on talk about Arizona’s arena situation, Seattle’s Game 7 mentality and Max Domi’s impressive playoff.

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the lack of success for Canadian teams, warm weather teams going deep in these playoffs and why it shouldn’t matter who is in the final four to determine the health of the sport. Next, they discuss the future of Kyle Dubas, what holdups could happen in any extension talks and a looming Auston Matthews extension decision. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the Oilers loss to the Golden Knights, if next year could be Ken Holland’s last year and what to expect from the evening’s Game 7 between the Stars and Kraken. 

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Jeff is joined by Shane Hnidy to talk about the unbalanced nature of the Vegas-Edmonton series, what it’s like to play in the playoffs and who needs to step up in place of Alex Pietrangelo. Scott Laughlin weighs in on the Leafs’ immediate future if they get eliminated, how many games the series needs to go in order to keep the core of the team together and if we might finally see a close game between the Oilers and Golden Knights (18:19). Daniel Briere reminisces about an old Sabres team he played for before looking at how the front office will work in Philadelphia and the organization’s goaltending depth (54:36)

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Jeff and Elliotte look at what’s next for the Devils, being strong up the middle and how the future of Yegor Sharangovich is tied to two other players. Next, they discuss what the game plan needs to be for Toronto in Game Five, why Florida doesn’t want the series heading back home and the importance of getting rest for Sergei Bobrovsky. Finishing up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the Ottawa sale, the two suspensions in the Vegas-Edmonton series and the power structure in Philadelphia.

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Jeff chats with Charlie O’Connor about the latest Flyers front office news, the idea of a rebuild with the new regime and what Keith Jones’ biggest job may be. Gord Stellick discusses Toronto staving off elimination, Joseph Woll’s performance in Game Four and what to expect for suspensions for Darnell Nurse and Alex Pietrangelo (19:44). Shane Willis talks about his time playing for Paul Maurice, Jordan Martinook’s fantastic second round and Brent Burns making Norris voters think twice (49:18).

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Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on Joseph Woll’s performance in an elimination game and what needs to happen in order for big changes not to be made in Toronto. Next, they chat about Alex Pietrangelo’s slash on Leon Draisaitl, Darnell Nurse’s instigator and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins finally getting on the scoresheet. To finish up, they talk about the hiring of Keith Jones as the President of Hockey Ops in Philadelphia and Daniel Briere having the interim tag removed.

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet play-by-play voice Chris Cuthbert, who looks at historical comparisons for the current edition of the Panthers, the chaos that would ensue if the Leafs get swept, and who he is most interested in seeing play in an elimination game. Producer Matt wraps things up talking about Jordan Martinook’s second round performance and what to expect in Leafs-Panthers Game 4 (18:53).

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Jeff and Greg discuss the doomsday scenario for the Maple Leafs, the current unanswered questions about the team and if there’s an obvious player move that could be made this offseason. Next, they talk about comparisons with the Panthers moving Matthew Tkachuk and the Leafs potentially moving Mitch Marner, Florida’s roster construction and the importance of adding toughness (13:14). In closing, Jeff and Greg look at the Devils getting beat bad in the playoffs and Norris remorse for players like Brent Burns and Miro Heiskanen, before chatting about Lindy Ruff’s post-game comments (20:29).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss Anaheim's wealth of blue line prospects with three earning Defenceman of the Year honours in their respective leagues, what type of criticism the Leafs will attract if they get swept, and if this one game will tell the complete story about Toronto’s stars. Next, the guys chat about what’s needed from Toronto ahead of their potential elimination game, the Oilers needing to have better results 5-on-5, and Stuart Skinner’s up-and-down playoff (15:38). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte look at Max Domi’s performance in Game 4, who might be a good fit in Chicago, and if the Devils' goose is cooked against the Hurricanes (22:46).

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