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Jeff asks Elliotte which team who won’t get into the playoffs this year, will get in next year (6:45). Next, they discuss Calgary’s big victory over Winnipeg, how the Jets have continued to let teams stick around and the playoff-type game between the Rangers and Lightning (9:00). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte talk about the Islanders’ attempt to get into the playoffs, what holdup there could be in a Matthew Knies contract and why NHL teams weren’t surprised that AHL Chicago wants to break away from being a big league affiliate (19:55). 

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Jeff chats with former player Kevin Westgarth about his time in college hockey, the upcoming Frozen Four and which player has his attention ahead of the last few games. Sportsnet's Jamal Mayers tees up tonight's big matchup between the Calgary and Winnipeg, why this could be the last hurrah for the current edition of the Jets, and why Devon Levi getting the nod in a big game might ruffle some feathers in the dressing room (17:09). Producer Matt jumps on to chat about who might finish second in Hart Trophy voting, as well as a conversation about the current crop of Jack Adams Trophy candidates (36:16). Hailey Salvian of Hockey Central and The Athletic wraps things up discussing Calgary’s loss the Blackhawks, which player from last year’s team they miss the most, and what to look forward to at the Women’s World Championships (49:26).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on the Flames’ big loss to the Blackhawks, who Calgary might start in goal against the Jets, and why that game is probably "make or break" for the Flames’ season. Next, Jeff lets Elliotte take a victory lap on Devon Levi after a great start, before getting into Buffalo likely missing the playoffs and how the other two Sabres goalies might feel after not getting the start in a big game (16:47). Finally, the guys discuss the idea of the Chicago Wolves potentially not having an NHL affiliate, how it may change the landscape of the AHL, and Elliotte’s experience wearing a suit in a sauna with Chris Chelios (23:49).

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Jeff opens the show talking about tonight's big matchup between the Sabres and Panthers and Matt Boldy’s run of success, before bringing on Producer Matt Marchese for mailbag questions and thoughts, including one about how hockey helped modern aviation. Thomas Drance of The Athletic looks back on the Canucks’ season after being officially eliminated from the playoffs, the biggest items on Vancouver's offseason checklist, and if the team can move Tyler Myers’ contract (33:15). Matt brings us today's "Random Player of the Day" – Neil Sheehy (50:05)! Kevin Kurz of The Athletic wraps things up discussing the Islanders’ recent skid, the team's powerplay shuffle, and if we are getting any closer to a Mathew Barzal return (57:39).

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Jeff and Elliotte share some memories of today's "Random Player of the Day", Neil Sheehy, before discussing if the NHL is missing an element of "hate” in their game. Next, they look at the developing goaltending situation in Buffalo with Devon Levi starting over two veterans in a big game, Jet Greaves making the start for Columbus, and teams starting to plan against Matt Boldy (08:18). To finish up, they chat about Jason Robertson’s incredible year, Calgary’s massive game tonight, and how one game can significantly shift the playoff odds for Pittsburgh (19:23).

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Jeff chats with Hurricanes studio analyst Shane Willis about the feeling in Carolina ahead of the playoffs, Rod Brind’Amour’s old-school coaching philosophy, and the Canes' strength retrieving the puck. Producer Matt Marchese brings us today's "Random Player of the Day" – Barry Beck (18:34)! Later on, former NHLer and current Sportsnet analyst Kelly Hrudey reminisces about playing with Beck, before telling some wild WHL stories and wondering if goalie coaches should get into the Hall of Fame (25:27). Las Vegas Golden Knights Head Coach Bruce Cassidy wraps things up discussing Laurent Brossoit’s return from hip surgery, what he’s learned about Chandler Stephenson, and finally getting to see Jack Eichel in the playoffs (49:48).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the long season for the Capitals, what might lie ahead for the organization, and the impact of John Carlson missing significant time. Next, they discuss Vancouver’s offseason priorities, why St. Louis might be a team to monitor in the summer, and the momentum with Ryan Reynolds and his potential ownership stake in Ottawa (12:07) To finish up, they chat about Laurent Brossoit’s road back from hip surgery, the Wild Card races in both conferences, and how Calgary could handle their goalie situation in the coming games (22:06).

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Tampa Bay Lightning play-by-play voice Dave Randorf speaks about the Bolts' recent physically intensified play, along with the team's struggles down the stretch of the season. Shortly after, Shayna Goldman of The Athletic and The Too Many Men podcast joins Jeff to make the case for 3-on-3 NHL overtime getting rid of offsides, the impact of Pierre Engvall on Long Island, and who has the edge in a potential Rangers-Devils playoff series (16:00). Then, former pro scout Jason Bukala chats about his recent article on Sportsnet.ca ranking the top 51 prospects in this year’s NHL Draft, how Connor Bedard is going to be able to carry an NHL franchise, and his thoughts on other top prospects like Adam Fantilli and Matvei Michkov (41:28). To wrap up, Saroya Tinker, defence for the Toronto Six, looks back on her team's Isobel Cup Championship, before sharing her gratitude for the support and response towards herself and the team and her efforts off the ice for the Black Girl Hockey Club (53:21).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off discussing the recent improved play by the Calgary Flames, along with Jacob Markstrom’s improved play in goal. With the PHF Championship game coming down to 3-on-3 overtime, the pair discuss one of Jeff’s proposed altercations to NHL overtime (22:25). Jeff and Elliotte head into the weekend with a chat about the loudest buildings to watch a hockey game (28:35).

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Elliotte Friedman joins host Matt Marchese to reflect on Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' five-point night, his resurgent season in Edmonton, and if the Oilers' goaltending tandem is strong enough to compete in the playoffs. Next, the pair chat about the state of the Penguins and what to think about last night's goalie interference confusion (10:10). To wrap, Elliotte shares what he's gleaned from the Maple Leafs and Panthers morning skate, the status of Ryan O'Reilly, and if we can expect Matthews Knies in the Blue and White come playoff time (18:09).

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.