Jeff chats with Sportsnet's Luke Fox about Mitch Marner’s impressive hot streak, how the team has played with a battered blueline and if Kyle Dubas will get any credit for the team’s recent success.

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Jeff and Elliotte start off reflecting on Canada’s performance at the World Cup after the team's elimination today. The guys then move onto the impressive play of the Maple Leafs, Cal Petersen hitting the waiver wire in a surprise move, and an increase in the appetite for goal-scoring across the league (04:23). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Alex Formenton situation, the terrible news on Kris Letang, and the latest surrounding the Philadelphia Flyers (16:08).

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Jeff chats with Vince Mercogliano, Rangers reporter for USA Today Sports, about New York’s early struggles, Igor Shesterkin’s critique of his own game, and who their best player has been so far this season. We wrap up with Producer Matt, who weighs in on Jeff’s conversation with Greg Wyshynski and fight night between the Philadelphia Flyers and New York Islanders (16:22).

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Jeff and Greg start off with their thoughts on the World Cup and discuss the long-time belief that soccer would pass hockey in popularity in the United States. Next, the guys react to the breaking news of Kris Letang suffering a stroke that will keep him sidelined indefinitely (06:13). Moving on, they discuss the high-scoring game between the Seattle Kraken and L.A. Kings, Jaden Schwartz’s baffling stat line, and why it’s harder to defend in today’s game (10:39). Jeff then offers up a theory on why the Selke Trophy is a bizarre award for a league that wants an increase in offence (17:25). To finish up, the guys chat about no leads being safe in today’s game, if there needs to be more former goaltenders monitoring the current crop of netminders, and more (25:06)!

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Jeff and Elliotte start off discussing the latest news on a new arena for the Coyotes, why Gary Bettman continues to fight to keep the team in Arizona, and what's causing opposition to the NHL's plan. Next, the guys look back on Winnipeg’s win over the Colorado Avalanche, Matthew Tkachuk’s return to Calgary, and the Florida Panthers' identity crisis (09:25). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte reflect on the barn burner between the Seattle Kraken and L.A. Kings, the rise of third period lead changes this season, and why the league is in favour of the recent scoring spike (15:41).

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Jeff chats with Daily Faceoff's Mike McKenna about the issues surrounding goalies knocking nets off, the reasons behind goalposts coming off of their moorings, and how to solve the problem. Later on, The Athletic's Peter Baugh shares an update on the Colorado Avalanche's injury issues, before getting into Alexandar Georgiev’s breakout season and potential trade targets on the Avs' radar (19:47). We wrap with Kelly Hrudey of Hockey Night in Canada, who weighs in on Matthew Tkachuk’s first game in Calgary since his offseason departure, how Flames fans might react, and the issues surrounding goalie masks (48:01).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off reacting to Roope Hintz’s extension with Dallas, the Stars having their young stars locked up, and how they’ve been able to build up their rebuild on the fly. Next, they discuss Pontus Holmberg’s play with the Maple Leafs, Mitch Marner’s impressive point streak, and the Philadelphia Flyers struggles (09:05). To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte talk about Igor Shesterkin’s post-game comments, how much trouble the New York Rangers’ bottom-six are having, and the Seattle Kraken’s surprise start (15:46).

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Jeff is joined off the top by Producer Matt as they react to the Canucks’ big weekend, Seattle’s surge, Jason Robertson’s incredible start to the year, and more. Later on, Red Wings beat writer Kevin Allen discusses the historic Detroit-Toronto rivalry, how the Wings' got off to such a solid start, and what Dylan Larkin’s next deal might look like (32:47). Afterwards, former NHLer Keith Yandle chats about the early part of his broadcasting career, players who he loved competing against, and where the Maple Leafs have improved from previous years (49:47). We wrap up with Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre, who looks at the most recent winning streak for Vancouver, Bo Horvat’s long-term future, and why Elias Pettersson is playing his best hockey right now (01:21:26).

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Jeff is joined for a full hour by ESPN Senior NHL Writer, Greg Wyshynski for MvsW! In honour of USA playing England in the World Cup, they start by discussing their favourite USA Hockey jerseys. Sticking on the ice, they share their confidence level in the New Jersey Devils to make the playoffs, and how solid their young stars have looked this season. Later, they discuss the parity and unusual starts from teams around the league at the American Thanksgiving mark of the season. Finally, they discuss the explosion of offence in the NHL.

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On this episode of The Jeff Marek Show, Shayna Goldman of The Athletic joins! To start, she he shares her thoughts on who the real St. Louis Blues of 2022-23 are. The two then discuss the tight rope teams like the Canucks need to walk between the hockey and business when running a franchise. During her preview of some of Friday's matinee games, Shayna says that the New York Rangers have not shown consistency with scoring depth, and also feels there is no easy answer for the Oilers. 

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