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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the idea of the “Hockey Hall of Weird or Strange” and what they would put in it. Next, they look at what could happen with the veteran core of the Penguins and how quickly Fenway Sports Group will make their changes, before reflecting on Jonathan Toews’ final game with the Blackhawks (11:34). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the Islanders getting the final wildcard spot, why goal scoring might be an issue for them in the playoffs without Mathew Barzal, and the state of the Oilers ahead of the playoffs (17:04).

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Jeff chats with Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News about how to view the Sabres’ season, where Buffalo may look to add this summer, and which of the team's goalie surplus might be moved this summer. Later on, we hear a snippet of Carolina Hurricanes Head Coach Rod Brind’Amour's appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast (14:23), before Producer Matt Marchese shares your answers to today's "Question of the Day".

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Jeff and Greg talk about famous New Jersey Devils fans, if Patrik Elias belongs in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and Pittsburgh not being able to clinch a playoff spot. Next, they discuss Jeff Carter’s diminished play, if they can imagine Sidney Crosby playing anywhere other than Pittsburgh, and what it could be like without Crosby and Alex Ovechkin in the playoffs (15:59). Finishing up, Jeff and Greg weigh in on the Flames’ season, why no teams can withstand what they lost, and why history is not on the side of the Bruins for winning the Cup (26:00).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the Penguins’ shocking loss to the Blackhawks, if the mystique surrounding the big three is gone, and the Jets finally locking up a playoff spot. To wrap up, the guys look at Connor Hellebuyck’s Vezina-worthy performance this season, the big summer ahead for Nashville, and Buffalo playing meaningful games late in the season (19:25).

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Jeff is joined by Alison Lukan to talk about the organizational success of the Seattle Kraken at both the NHL and AHL levels, as well as Shane Wright’s developmental year and why Dave Hakstol should get some Jack Adams consideration. Random Player of the Day – Kevin Hatcher (18:37). Erin Ambrose looks at her career arch, what the biggest change in her game has been and what skill Marie-Philip Poulin possesses that she marvels at (24:24). Finally, Ryan Novozinsky weighs in on expectations for Luke Hughes ahead of his first NHL game, Jack Hughes making massive strides this season and the credit that is deserved to Lindy Ruff for such a great season (49:14). 

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the idea of Toronto’s precarious goaltending situation, why the Amateur Tryout agreements might need tinkering and why there is another cry to fix the LTIR problem (7:59). Next, they look at what is next for Brad Treliving as the GM of the Flames, what the biggest need is and if there are younger players that have carved out roles on the team (18:54).

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Off the top, Hobey Baker winner and top prospect ahead of the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, Adam Fantilli joins the show! He discusses some of the memorable coaches that helped him get to this level, winning the Gold Medal at the World Juniors, his friendship with Connor Bedard, his readiness to play in the NHL, and more! Next, David Amber, host of Rogers Monday Night Hockey on Sportsnet, weighs in on the biggest stories of the season, Connor McDavid's historic year in Edmonton, the most intriguing games of the night, and Alex Lyon’s emergence (17:20). In the final segment, Sportsnet’s Ken Wiebe breaks down the final playoff spots still up for grabs, Evgeni Malkin's chance to play 82 games for the first time since 08/09, the Jets' playoff chances, and more (50:23).

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Jeff Marek kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman discussing the development of young goalies making the adjustment to the NHL, and how Brian Boyle set a path for NHL players to improve their skating by taking figure skating lessons with Barb Underhill early in his career. Later on, the pair dissect Bo Horvat's comments following the Islanders' shutout victory over the Flyers, before breaking down the biggest of Monday’s ten games on the schedule tonight (11:44). Jeff and Elliotte wrap things up weighing in on the Hurricanes' success despite an injury-plagued season, a tough final week for Blackhawks fans potentially marking the end of an era for captain Jonathan Toews, and more (22:25)!

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Off the top, Jeff Marek is joined by Leafs Nation's own Gord Stellick to discuss the Bruins’ win over the Maple Leafs, their mutual admiration for the Hughes family, and the Seattle Kraken clinching their first playoff berth in franchise history. Afterwards, The Athletic's Peter Baugh weighs in on Colorado's consistency with Jared Bednar at the helm, the importance for Colorado to be top dogs in the Central, and J.T. Compher strong play this season (33:06). In the 2nd hour, Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff hops on to talk about Pittsburgh’s late Wild Card push and Tristan Jarry’s injury struggles this season, before singing his praises for Jason Zucker’s productivity and “moxie” (50:06). Finally, Jonathan Davis of NHL Network Radio stops by to chat about the Golden Knight's playoff expectations with Jack Eichel healthy, the Kings’ odds in a playoff series against Edmonton, and the Predators' resiliency behind the stellar play of Juuse Saros (01:20:50).

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Jeff is joined by Vince Mercogliano to talk about the old school bout between the Rangers and Lightning, New York players answering the call from head coach Gerard Gallant and what’s the latest on Patrick Kane’s injury status (1:37). Then, the Random Player of the Day – Dirk Graham with producer Matt Marchese (18:21). Mike Rupp looks at his favourite “blue collar” player, the nastiness between the Rangers and Lightning, as well as if there’s any answer for how inconsistent the Penguins have been (24:25). Finally, Pete Weber chats about the Predators’ playoff chances, David Poile’s legacy and Barry Trotz joining the front office (52:02).

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