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Jeff and Elliotte start off looking at the potential NHL interest in World Junior goaltender Thomas Milic, the imminent return of Max Pacioretty and how it could impact to the rest of the Hurricanes' lineup (06:00). Moving on, they react to the recent scoring surge by Mason McTavish, John Gibson’s season in goal, and Jakub Vrana clearing waivers (12:00). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss All Star voting, the former’s advocacy for Ryan Pulock in the skills competition, and a look ahead to tonight's Toronto-Seattle matchup (23:00).

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Jeff is joined by Sam Gagner to talk about reaching the 1,000 game milestone, the challenges along the way and what he might want to do once his career is over (1:40). To finish, we hear from Phil Bourque in his appearance on 32 Thoughts, talking about his relationship with Jaromir Jagr and what the future holds for him with the Penguins (17:35).

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Jeff and Greg reflect on their times at Fenway Park for the Winter Classic and how the players have actually embraced it (1:27). Next, they discuss different ideas for outdoor games that don’t fall under the Winter Classic or Heritage Classic brands, Steve Mayer’s impact on the outdoor games and Jim Montgomery’s coach of the year candidacy (7:47). To wrap, Jeff and Greg look at who you would rather have on your team between Tage Thompson and Jack Eichel, the Sabres as playoff contenders and Peter Laviolette’s work with the Capitals this year (22:25). 

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Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on Pheonix Copley’s impressive early tenure with the Kings, Jakub Vrana on waivers and Jimmy Vesey’s extension with the Rangers (6:14). Next, they look at the Rangers big win over the Hurricanes, Bruce Boudreau’s comments following another Canucks loss and if it’s too late for them to enter the “Connor Bedard Sweepstakes” (15:35). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the ramifications of a new Canadian law as it pertains to teams being able to lure free agents and if the Oilers search for a defenseman is already underway (25:19).

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Jeff opens up the show discussing the scenes in Cincinnati following Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin's injury, and reflects on the similar situations we’ve seen in the NHL. Soon after, Sportsnet's David Amber looks at the possibility of Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky’s record in an outdoor game with the "Great One" present, Connor Bedard giving teams a reason to tank for him, and which team could offer up the best package to trade for the first overall pick (10:00). Next up, Carolina Hurricanes President and GM Don Waddell weighs in on his team's winning streak, the improved play of Martin Necas, and the idea of keeping three goalies once Frederik Andersen returns from injury (31:05). Later on, Producer Matt chats about Carolina's pursuit of greatness, Max Pacioretty’s potential return, and Edmonton’s lack of security in goal and on defence (49:46).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off the new year tinkering with the idea of any team even considering to trade up for the first overall pick in this year’s draft, Winter Classic games working better in baseball stadiums, and what next year’s edition may look like. Next, the guys look at Jake DeBrusk’s comeback player of the year candidacy, Ryan Merkley’s future in San Jose, and how many teams are taking a harder look at tanking for Connor Bedard (12:00). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Blues potentially moving out some pending free agents, what the Leafs may look for at the trade deadline, and how Washington is defying the odds (22:00).

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Sportsnet's Jason Bukala joins Matt Marchese to preview this year's World Junior Hockey Championship, Team Canada's plethora of line combinations, and the major matchups to watch out for! Next up, former NHL executive Mike Futa takes a look around the league to discuss the biggest storylines that caught his eye (17:00). We wrap up with Annie O'Donnell, NHL social media mogul, who joins Matt to go through their wish lists for all 32 NHL teams (38:00)! 

Have a happy holiday season - see you in 2023!

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese from the comfort of his home to chat about how teams approach the regular season vs. the playoffs, the entertainment value of the NHL, and his ideas to grow the game (06:00). Afterwards, the pair get into William Nylander's under-appreciated season so far, plus how Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner have developed into a well-rounded players (14:00). Later on, Matt falls into the void as Elliotte previews tonight's NHL slate, before discussing the Carolina Hurricanes' plan for their goalie trio and the latest milestones for Brent Burns and Alex Ovechkin (20:00).

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Sportsnet's Eric Francis joins Matt Marchese to chat about the story of the Flames' season so far, the ebbs and flows of being an NHL goalie, Dylan Dube making the most of his opportunities, and how to get the most out of Jonathan Huberdeau and Andrew Mangiapane. Next up, NHL Network Radio's Scott Laughlin takes a look around the league to discuss his biggest surprises this season, the value of team pedigree, what's up with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Roman Josi's milestone, and the trials and tribulations of the NHL draft (17:45). We wrap up with The Athletic's Peter Baugh, who comments on Colorado's recent hot streak, Mikko Rantanen's role as "The Fixer", the impact of Jared Bednar, Cale Makar's "down year", and more (42:45)!

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese to discuss Evgeni Malkin's career point total as he nears Sergei Fedorov's tally, and look back on if Malkin's career left any "what ifs" (05:00). Later, the pair comment on Matthew Tkachuk's game misconduct for jumping Nico Hischier, a week after Hischier nailed Alex Barkov with a cross-check, and look ahead to what the future holds for the Florida Panthers (10:00). Afterwards, Matt and Elliotte chat about why many teams are hesitant to trade, if the NHL's schedule needs to be revamped, why now is a pivotal time for the Philadelphia Flyers, and what the Maple Leafs are looking for in the trade market (16:00).

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