Jeff and Greg discuss the idea of Patrick Kane signing one-year deals with different teams or if he might want to settle with a team on a longer-term deal. Next, they talk about Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko hitting free agency for the first time in their careers, if the latter might be a fit with the Islanders and how some of the Ranger players might view Gerard Gallant (01:30). To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about the Bruins putting a banner up for their season, which player from the 2016 NHL Draft you would rather have, and the performance by the Panthers in Game One against the Leafs (16:17).

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Jeff chats with John Forslund about when he realized that the Kraken could be a formidable playoff opponent, Yanni Gourde’s success and Philip Grubauer beating his former team in the first round. David Amber discusses two Canadian teams getting to the second round, Jacob Trouba’s hit on Timo Meier and if Toronto can carry momentum into round two (19:27). Later, Vince Mercogliano gives his take on the future of Gerard Gallant, if roster construction was a glaring problem in New York’s first-round loss to New Jersey and how the lack of footspeed was a real problem (35:01). Finally, Barry Keane reflects on the life of Gordon Lightfoot as well as his and the band’s connection to hockey (51:06). 

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Jeff and Elliotte start by talking about the passing of the iconic singer and songwriter Gordon Lightfoot (7:35). Next, they discuss what changes could be coming in New York, Gerard Gallant’s future and how the Devils' stars played in the closing games (9:07). To wrap, they discuss the Matthew Tkachuk factor against the Leafs, Brandon Montour’s impressive playoff and Florida’s ticket selling plan (18:01). 

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Jeff talks with Jimmy Murphy of Boston Hockey Now about the legacy of Patrice Bergeron, what happened to the Bruins in the first round, and the Matthew Tkachuk distraction. Sportsnet's Luke Fox reacts to Toronto getting to the second round, vindication for Kyle Dubas, and how loose the Leafs might play in the next round (16:02). Later on, Sportsnet's Eric Francis weighs in on the Flames’ firing of Darryl Sutter, why the Jakob Pelletier situation was a big problem with the fan base, and who might be a candidate to take over the new opening (33:28). We wrap up hearing from Calgary's President of Hockey Operations Don Maloney following today's breaking news (45:23).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the breaking news of Darryl Sutter being let go by the Flames and break down if the team had made this decision earlier if Brad Treliving would have still stuck around and who might be replace him behind the bench. Next, they look back on the two upsets we saw the previous night with the Panthers and Kraken both advancing and discuss the shock from the Bruins’ perspective (15:58). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss Toronto advancing past the first round, what it means for Kyle Dubas and Brendan Shanahan, and what to expect in Game 7 between the Devils and Rangers (24:23).

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First up, Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe joins Jeff to discuss Rick Bowness’ post game frustrated rant, how things went south for Winnipeg after Dustin Byfuglien's departure, and what the future could hold for Connor Hellebuyck. After, Devils reporter for NJ.com Ryan Novozinsky hops on the show to discuss New Jersey’s impressive first round so far against the Rangers, Akira Schmid’s performance, and what’s gone wrong for New York (14:38). Finally, Canadian Women’s National Team defence, Erin Ambrose joins Jeff to discuss the Leafs' first round series vs. Tampa, the brilliance of Jon Cooper both on and off the bench, and how Timothy Liljegren can help Toronto’s blue line (44:12).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Jeff off the top of the show to discuss Rick Bowness’ frustrated rant following the Winnipeg Jets’ elimination to Vegas and if his comments will help or hurt the Jets going into the offseason. They also discuss if Toronto, Boston and Carolina should be worried after both being pushed into a Game 6, and if the Kraken can finish off the defending champion Avalanche (19:40).

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Jeff is joined by Linda Cohn to talk about Philip Grubauer’s emergence for Seattle, the surprise of the Rangers’ response against the Devils in their series and how the Jets are not using injuries as an excuse for how their series has gone against the Golden Knights. Marty Walsh discusses his first few weeks on the job, where things stand with Arizona and their arena, as well as a discussion about international hockey (16:20). Later, Mike Zeisberger chats about the play of Toronto’s core players against Tampa, Ryan O’Reilly’s playoff experience and the growing confidence of Matthew Knies (32:11). Finally, we hear from Jordan Martinook and his appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast (49:30).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the performance from Philip Grubauer in the playoffs, Tye Kartye’s parents’ journey to watch his first game and players getting upset over missed calls during the play (7:08). Next, the guys chat about Matthew Tkachuk’s performance in Game 5 against the Bruins, how Boston’s missed opportunities cost them and the Leafs looking to close out the Lightning (14:40). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on the Jets’ chances to extend their series with the Golden Knights, the play of Laurent Brossoit and Neal Pionk’s role since the Josh Morrissey injury (23:48).

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Jeff chats with Sportsnet's John Shorthouse about the potential return of Patrice Bergeron, how loose the Panthers have been in the series, and the emergence of Taylor Hall. Later on, Producer Matt shares an update on Michael Bunting, Joe Pavelski and Devon Toews (17:20).

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