Jeff and Greg look back at old trade deadline shows, the latter feeling like Doug MacLean was going to beat him up, and why former GMs owe it to the fans to write books. Moving on, they discuss what’s going on in Vancouver with Bo Horvat, why Nashville and St. Louis are two of the more interesting storylines, and which current coach would make a good GM (12:00). To finish up the segment, Jeff and Greg look at the potential rise in the salary cap, the negotiation tactic used by the NHL, and the digital ad conundrum (26:00).

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Jeff and Elliotte wonder about how much the Ducks miss Ryan Getzlaf, before discussing Toronto’s blowout win over Anaheim last night (05:00). Next, they react to Bo Horvat’s statement about his future, how the player may feel about the report getting out, and what kind of contract Vancouver might be looking for (14:00). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte congratulate Randy Hahn on calling 2,000 games for the San Jose Sharks, as well as a conversation about Alex Ovechkin reaching the 800-goal plateau and the questions that go along with it (20:00).

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Jeff and Producer Matt look at the idea of changing names for NHL awards like the NBA has. Leafs Nation's own Gord Stellick gives his take on renaming NHL awards, how the Bo Horvat situation might play itself out, and Eeli Tolvanen being claimed by the Seattle Kraken (12:00). Later, Sportsnet's Anthony Stewart talks about his number being retired in an upcoming ceremony in Kingston, why Marian Jacko would be a great addition to the Hockey Canada board, and the Maple Leafs’ recent run of success (33:20). We wrap up with Sportsnet's Jason York, who talks about the positivity surrounding the Senators, Wade Redden being honoured in Ottawa, and what the biggest storyline is for the fan base (49:50).

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Jeff and Elliotte start things off wondering about how much more difficult it is to be a general manager now compared to earlier eras (07:00). Next, the guys focus in on the conversation about the salary cap at the Board of Governors meeting, the NHL wanting Ryan Reynolds involved in Ottawa's new ownership, and the potential for the playoffs to expand (10:00). To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the idea of Vancouver exploring a trade for Bo Horvat, the scary incident involving Chris Tanev, and why there should be no surprise the Seattle Kraken claimed Eeli Tolvanen (20:00).

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Jeff chats with Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff about Kris Letang’s return to the lineup just 12 days after suffering a stroke, Sidney Crosby’s MVP-like season and what the club in Pittsburgh might be looking to add. Later on, Sportsnet's Cassie Campbell-Pascall discusses being a nominee for Hockey Canada’s Board of Directors, Montreal’s season to this point, and the new found trust in Dan Vladar (18:53). Finally, Matthew DeFranks of the Dallas Morning News looks at the Stars’ rebuild on the fly, what the future holds for Joe Pavelski, and Jason Robertson’s steal of a deal (51:43).

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Jeff and Elliotte start things off reacting to the news about Hockey Canada’s nominees for their Board of Directors openings (05:00). Next, they set up the upcoming topics at the Board of Governors' meetings, while also looking back on the legacy of Gary Bettman following the 30th anniversary of his tenure with the league (10:00). To wrap up, they look at Eeli Tolvanen being placed on waivers, if Clayton Keller is untouchable in Arizona, and Wade Redden’s career ahead of being added to the Senators’ ring of honour (20:00).

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Jeff is joined by former NHLer Brent Thompson to talk about his son Tage’s incredible performance earlier in the week, what he has seen in his development, and his rise to elite status. Sportsnet 960's Pat Steinberg looks at the big storylines surrounding the Flames, Matthew Phillips getting the call up to the big club, and if there could be a goaltending controversy coming up (19:38). The Athletic's Shayna Goldman weighs in on which Devils’ defensive pair reigns supreme, if the pair of Ryan Lindgren and Adam Fox get enough credit, and why Tage Thompson is must-see TV (39:18). We wrap up with Producer Matt, who hops on for the Week in Review (56:14)!

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Jeff and Elliotte react to comments made by Zdeno Chara about the 2011 Cup Final, the hatred in that series and why it has continued to this day (05:00). Next, they talk about who the best Canadian teams are right now, if the Jets might look to add pieces, and comments made by Craig Berube after another loss (12:00). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte look at the Florida Panthers thus far and why they might have a tough time trying to add to their defensive unit (23:00).

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Jeff is joined off the top by Mike Rupp of the NHL Network to discuss Tage Thompson’s ice time in what could have been a record-breaking night, the on-ice relationship between Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, as well as the duo of Taylor Hall and Charlie Coyle (05:00). Next up, Buffalo News reporter Lance Lysowski talks about the evolution of Thompson, Jeff Skinner’s turnaround under Don Granato, and the Sabres' current goaltending situation (31:32). Later on, Producer Matt asks the question of the day: Who is must watch outside of Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl? (50:00)

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