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Jeff and Elliotte start off Friday by discussing if the Regina Pats would possibly consider trading Connor Bedard. After, Elliotte discusses the fallout between the Chicago Blackhawks and Kirby Dach, how Martin St. Louis can give him a fresh start, and the Maple Leafs' need for a "next man up" mentality with their injuries on the back end (10:00). Finally, the guys share their thoughts on Shane Wright's instant production in the American Hockey League, and explain how important the the CHL is to the AHL's success (18:21).

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet NHL analyst, Anthony Stewart, to discuss New Jersey Devils fans tossing objects onto the ice during their loss to the Maple Leafs last night, how he would have handled that situation as a player, and why this win meant so much for Toronto. Later, Jeff is joined by former New York Islanders defenceman, Thomas Hickey. They discuss the Islanders' season so far as we hit American Thanksgiving, how Mat Barzal is "Dennis Savard-ian", and how Jean-Gabriel Pageau has developed into the Swiss Army knife every coach would want (11:13). Later on, the unfortunate breaking news of Börje Salming's passing hits. We are joined by Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler to discuss Salming's life, career, and lasting legacy (31:57).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off discussing a wild night in New Jersey that saw 3 disallowed goals for the New Jersey Devils, leading to fans showing their frustration by throwing beer bottles onto the ice (02:16). They then share their opinions on the Devils' season so far after the team's 13-game win streak was snapped, and focus in on the Maple Leafs' acquisition of Conor Timmins (08:32). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte comment on Spencer Martin's strong play for the Canucks in their win over the Colorado Avalanche (20:32).

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Jeff chats with The Athletic's Ian Mendes about the Ottawa Senators' recent skid, what he takes away from Pierre Dorion’s comments, and Jake Sanderson’s great start to his rookie year (00:00). Later, The Athletic's Hailey Salvian focuses in on the Calgary Flames’ road trip, how tough the Dallas Stars are to play against, and the Vezina-calibre season we’ve seen from Connor Hellebuyck (15:21). Afterwards, Producer Matt joins the show to share some of your favourite NHL conspiracy theories (34:03). We wrap up with Johnny Duco, head coach of the Toronto Metropolitan University Bold men's hockey team, who chats about hosting next season’s U Sports National Championship, working with Nathaniel Brooks, and how his squad is shaping up this season (51:25).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off discussing their favourite hockey conspiracy theories including how Bobby Clarke tried to build a team without a star goaltender, and Sidney Crosby landing in Pittsburgh Penguins' lap (00:00). Next, they react to Morgan Rielly's injury, potential Leaf trade targets and Jakob Chychrun’s first game back in the Arizona Coyotes' lineup (08:02). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte comment on another tough loss for the Canucks, the goal that was called back in that game, and what's going on in Ottawa (14:00).

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Jeff is joined by Producer Matt off the top to discuss a busy week in the NHL and the return of Jakob Chychrun. Then, TNT's Darren Pang reacts to the St. Louis Blues’ six-game winning streak, the depth in the organization, and Ryan O’Reilly’s turnaround after a slow start (15:19). NESN's Andrew Raycroft stops by to chat about the impact of Hampus Lindholm on the Boston Bruins’ blueline, Jim Montgomery’s coaching style, and Brad Marchand’s Hall of Fame resume (32:42). Play-by-play voice of the Lightning Dave Randorf talks about how Tampa Bay has overcome their early season struggles, how good this team is at adapting, and his confidence in Mikhail Sergachev (49:38).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off chatting about weird NHL rules including one allowing goalies to change on the fly, and reference a game when it actually happened thanks to a listener's tweet (00:00). Next, the guys look at the busy week ahead for a lot of teams around the league, if we are getting closer to the sale of the Ottawa Senators, and if we might see more celebrities try and get involved in NHL ownership (04:32). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte reminisce about old Leafs-Islanders matchups, before talking about Mathew Barzal’s unique personality, and why there isn’t a rush to make any moves in Vancouver (17:08).

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Maple Leafs radio analyst Jim Ralph joins Matt Marchese to look back on last night's game against the New Jersey Devils and discuss the biggest questions facing Toronto, how to fill the void left by Jake Muzzin, and how they Leafs have stayed afloat in the Atlantic division despite a slew of early injuries (00:00). Later, TNT's Liam McHugh adds to Leafs-Devils conversation with his thoughts on New Jersey's young stars, before pivoting to discuss if the New York Islanders have the depth to compete this season and the ripple effects of Alex Edler's hit on Connor McDavid (19:07). We wrap up with Dan Riccio, host of "Canucks Central" on Sportsnet 650, who checks the pulse in Vancouver ahead of the Canucks' upcoming tilt vs. the Los Angeles Kings, and looks into which players could be on the trade block (46:40).

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Elliotte Freidman joins Matt Marchese in place of Jeff Marek to look back on Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby both turning back the clock last night, and reflect on where they stand amongst the NHL's best of all time (00:00). Later, they discuss if Jesper Bratt is in line for a big payday, what's to come in Washington, and how Nicklas Bäckström's future will impact the Capitals' trajectory (03:03). To wrap up, Elliotte and Matt debate if the Seattle Kraken are for real, which teams can be considers top-tier in the NHL, and how the salary cap can put a time-limit on NHL dynasties (10:56).

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Jeff is joined off the top by The Athletic's Shayna Goldman to talk about the Buffalo Sabres' swoon, Tage Thompson’s success at centre, and Mathew Barzal’s bizarre scoring (or lack thereof) season (00:00). Next up, Paul Pidutti, creator of the "Pidutti Point Share", discusses his system to determine who should be a Hall of Famer, Curtis Joseph’s candidacy, and which players are overdue for their Hall call (24:23). Later on, Sportnset's Sam Cosentino looks at Connor Bedard’s incredible run, Leo Carlsson’s rise in the draft rankings, and Michael Misa’s early season success with the Saginaw Spirit (44:23).

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