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Jeff and Elliotte start off discussing why timing is everything for a Patrick Kane trade to New York, where Edmonton is at in the defence market, and the asking price for Jakob Chychrun and Mattias Ekholm. Next, they look at the possibility of the Red Wings trading Tyler Bertuzzi, if Calgary could look to move some of their players with term, and Buffalo’s trade to shore up their defence (13:03). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the idea of the Maple Leafs still potentially making moves, and react live to Jesse Puljujarvi's trade to the Carolina Hurricanes (21:29).

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Jeff chats with Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe about Nino Niederreiter's trade to Winnipeg, the potential for the Jets to add another forward, and if Nick Bjugstad could be a good fit. Next up, New Jersey Devils General Manager Tom Fitzgerald discusses the deal to acquire Timo Meier, what goes into a deal of this magnitude, and when he first thought a deal was a real possibility (13:36). Later on, Sportsnet's Adam Vingan looks at the legacy of former GM David Poile in Nashville, how the Predators could move some of their big ticket contracts, and the job ahead for Barry Trotz (39:18).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on the legacy of Nashville Predators GM David Poile after turning over his job to Barry Trotz this past weekend. Next, they look at the return the Sharks received for Timo Meier, the fallout if the Devils were to extend him, and how Tanner Jeannot with add to the Lightning’s bottom-six (10:57). To wrap things up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss Dallas' position as a potential buyer, if Calgary should change their plan of attack, and what’s next in the Patrick Kane to New York storyline (17:24).

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Jeff is joined by former NHLer Jamal Mayers to talk about why Patrick Kane has had such a great recent run of success, coming to terms with moving organizations, and how Kane might fit with the Rangers. Daily Faceoff's Mike McKenna checks in to chat about the lost art of tinkering with sticks, keeping players out of the lineup for “trade related reasons”, and the fluidity of Russian goaltenders (15:20). Producer Matt finishes up with his "Week in Review" (48:30)!

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on comments by both Craig Berube and Robert Thomas following last night's loss for the Blues, before discussing the Penguins' recent struggles and their lack of assets to make moves at the deadline. To wrap, the guys focus in on the Capitals deciding to be sellers, the trade sending Dmitry Orlov and Garnet Hathaway to Boston, and if we might see the Rangers try to create cap space for Patrick Kane (20:00).

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Jeff chats with Tarik El Bashir about the return of Alex Ovechkin following the passing of his father, what the Caps deadline plans look like and the interest around the league in some of their pending UFAs. Then, the Random Player of the Day – Lou Fontinato with producer Matt Marchese (17:34). Andrew Ference discusses the NHL’s new venture “NHL Street”, the impact that street hockey had on so many hockey fans and what they have taken from video games to reach the younger generation (24:54). Bob Tetiva talks about Sense Arena, how the product works and how many players are currently using it (48:43). 

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Jeff and Elliotte react to a piece by Craig Morgan on what’s going on with Jakob Chychrun and if there’s a chance that he stays with the Coyotes past the trade deadline (5:42). Moving on, the guys address the idea of the Rangers potentially making a move for Patrick Kane, what other teams might be interested in him and Ottawa’s move to clear up some salary space (13:47). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte discuss Jesse Puljujarvi’s future in Edmonton, teams trying to leverage any Jakub Vrana deal and Kevin Cheveldayoff having the toughest GM job in the NHL (20:21).

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Jeff is joined by NHL Network's Mike Kelly, who discusses Timo Meier’s value to the different styles of play for the Hurricanes and Devils as well as the idea of the Kings adding a goalie like Thatcher Demko and the historic season for Erik Karlsson. We hear from Jake Allen and his appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast (16:45). Jeff end's with today's Random Player of the Day – Bert Olmstead (25:06). 

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Jeff and Greg look at the NHL’s new venture into street hockey and getting sticks into the younger generation’s hands, Greg’s lack of athleticism and bringing back Roller Hockey International (0:55). Next, they discuss the top storylines ahead of the deadline, what pieces Jersey should or shouldn’t give up in a Timo Meier deal and which player would be a perfect fit in Tampa (12:06). To finish, Jeff and Greg chat about Toronto’s chances against Tampa in a series with the new-look roster, ESPN’s poll on the best wingers in the league and who could be on it next season (21:48).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the news of the NHL starting their own street hockey initiative for kids before talking about the Red Wings being potential buyers at the deadline (5:48). Next, they talk about the Sabres potential change of plans, Ryan O’Reilly’s best fit and Luke Schenn being held out of a game against the Predators (18:15). To wrap, they discuss the Leafs’ interest in Schenn, Dante Fabbro being on the trade block and Patrick Kane’s “almost goal” in what could have been his last game in Chicago (22:23). 

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