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Jeff and Elliotte start off reacting to the news of Martin Brodeur being named the Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations for the New Jersey Devils (00:00). Next, they discuss Spencer Knight’s shutout performance against the Carolina Hurricanes, what's brewing in Ottawa, and look back on Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin's impact on the league (04:04). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte debate Bo Horvat’s next deal, the young players in Montreal stepping up, and the return of Charlie McAvoy to the Boston Bruins' lineup (13:44).

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet's Eric Francis to talk about another loss for the Calgary Flames, an update on Jonathan Huberdeau’s injury status, and why Nazem Kadri has been such a good fit early on (00:00). We wrap up with Producer Matt, who shares a Troy Crowder story and looks back at some of the tough guys of the 1990’s (17:40).

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Jeff and Greg start off reacting to a recent podcast appearance by Wayne Gretzky where he discussed his famous Jofa helmet and playing pro hockey while going to high school, before sharing their own stories of "The Great One" (00:00). Next, the guys discuss Troy Crowder playing with all three Gretzkys, his political career, and the history behind the now iconic Jofa helmet (17:37). To finish up, Jeff and Greg look back on the Philadelphia Flyers wearing Cooperalls during their warmup last night, the St. Louis Blues' lack of physicality, and the ongoing battle between Jim Rutherford and Bruce Boudreau (26:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off discussing Ryan Reynolds’ appearance at the Ottawa Senators game and his potential involvement in a new ownership group (00:00). Next, they react to the statement made by Isaiah Meyer-Crothers through the Hockey Diversity Alliance in relation to Mitchell Miller (02:54). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte look at Vancouver’s win over Ottawa, the Senators' need for help on the back end, and the early season struggles for the St. Louis Blues (08:00).

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Jeff chats with The Athletic's Thomas Drance about Jim Rutherford throwing down the gauntlet for the players and the coaches in Vancouver, and shares his thoughts on why no one on the Canucks should be untouchable this season (00:00). Later on, Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine chats about losing teeth while wearing a goalie mask, François Allaire's Hall of Fame case, and the rash of goalie injuries early in the season (15:53). We wrap up with Sean Mitton and Paul Patskou, authors of "When Canada Shut Down: 50th Anniversary of the 1972 Summit Series", who share their favourite stories from within and discuss how the perception of the '72 series has changed over time (47:18).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to Eustace King’s appearance on the "Cam & Strick" podcast regarding Mitchell Miller and his relationship with Isaiah Meyer-Crothers (00:00). Next, the guys look back on Jim Rutherford’s comments in an interview with "Canucks Central", before discussing the “untradeable” players in Vancouver and Rutherford loving all that comes with being the President of Hockey Operations with a Canadian team (11:09). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Flames and Oilers' struggles of late, as well as what makes the New Jersey Devils such a treat to watch (18:07).

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Jeff opens the show reacting to the Boston Bruins severing ties with Mitchell Miller, and hear audio from Gary Bettman, Patrice Bergeron and Cam Neely (00:00). Jimmy Murphy of Boston Hockey Now weighs in on what we heard from Neely, the lack of due diligence by the organization, and what the future might hold for Neely and Don Sweeney (12:15). Next up, Sportsnet's Mark Spector discusses Jack Campbell’s demeanour in Edmonton, the Oilers' need for another defenseman, and the depth at right wing behind Zach Hyman (34:05). Later on, Sportsnet's David Amber chats about the Maple Leafs' impressive weekend, why Connor McDavid might end up as the second leading scorer of all-time behind Wayne Gretzky, and underrated elite players around the NHL (49:54). Afterwards, The Athletic's Tarik El-Bashir looks back on the evolution of the Washington Capitals since Alex Ovechkin’s arrival, Mike Green’s impact on Ovi’s success, and the reasons behind Charlie Lindgren’s early surge with the team (01:19:25). To finish, Jeff looks back on the life of the late Peter McNab (01:34:44).

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Jeff chats with NHL Network and Sportlogiq analyst Mike Kelly about why it’s tricky to differentiate between poor team defense and poor goaltending early on, why people are "sleeping" on the New Jersey Devils, and why the Philadelphia Flyers’ start was a bit of a mirage (00:00). Hockey Night in Canada's Harnarayan Singh discusses the additions to his autobiography, the difficulties of calling games in empty buildings during the pandemic's peak, and the Calgary Flames' struggles of late (19:39). Later on, defenceman for the Toronto Six Saroya Tinker looks ahead to the start of the PHF season, chats about the league's expansion and shares what she would be doing if she wasn't playing hockey (39:49). Producer Matt finishes off the show with the Week in Review (49:47)!

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Jeff and Elliotte start off looking at which teams are most concerning at the beginning of the year, the St. Louis Blues' identity change, and Jordan Binnington’s growing “list” (00:23). Next, they examine comments made by Darryl Sutter about his team’s defence, New Jersey’s big win over the Edmonton Oilers, and the Boston Bruins' controversial signing of Mitchell Miller (11:30).

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Jeff is joined by Seattle Kraken analyst Alison Lukan to look at Shane Wright’s rocky start to the season, Matty Beniers playing his way into the Calder conversation, and why Oliver Bjorkstrand has been such a good fit (00:00). Next up, Sportsnet's Mike Futa weighs in on the Leafs’ big win over the Philadelphia Flyers, if Toronto has an identity crisis, and which teams have caught his eye early on (20:27). Later on, Golden Knights insider Gary Lawless chats about his interview with Jack Eichel one year after the trade to Vegas, what he’s gone through and his favourite Eichel play of the season (54:40).

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