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Jeff looks back on the Maple Leafs' much-needed win last night and asks Elliotte about Auston Matthews not fighting his own battle against Travis Konecny, and why we are starting to see the frustrations of some Philadelphia Flyers boil over (00:50). To finish, the guys discuss the Buffalo Sabres' surging confidence levels to start the season, how the game has evolved to help certain big men excel, and look ahead to the major games on the schedule tonight (10:52).

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Jeff is joined by legendary sports photographer, Steve Babineau, who reflects on the start to his career taking photos for the WHA, his favourite players to cover, and his own hockey memories from growing up in Boston.

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Jeff and Greg start things off discussing Nico Hischier’s Selke candidacy, the New Jersey Devils’ early season success, and the narrative change surrounding Lindy Ruff (00:00). Next, the guys look at Sam Rosen’s legacy as a national treasure, the New York Rangers’ play in front of Igor Shesterkin, and the fan base’s history of adoring goaltenders (04:25). Moving on, Jeff and Greg talk about the Chicago Blackhawks not being an easy out early on, what to make of the New York Islanders after an up and down start, as well as Erik Karlsson’s rejuvenation (10:52). To wrap, they focus in on Connor McDavid’s potential chase of Wayne Gretzky's single-season goal record, how much the goaltending position has changed over the years, and why the values of franchises have rocketed over the last few years (19:37).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the segment with a discussion about Leon Draisaitl’s incredible passing ability and Connor McDavid’s goal scoring pace (00:55). Next, Elliotte gives an update on the Ottawa Senators being for sale and Daniel Alfredsson’s potential involvement with any new ownership group (05:58). To finish, the guys look at how important tonight's Leafs-Flyers matchup is, if goaltending can save Toronto in November, and why now might not be the right time for a Bo Horvat extension (09:34).

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Jeff is joined by NHL.com's Mike Zeisberger from Finland ahead of the Global Series to share a bit about his first-time experience in the country and his thoughts on bringing NHL games to Europe (00:00). Sportsnet's Louie DeBrusk hops aboard to chat about the movie "Slap Shot", before discussing the Oilers' two great games against the St. Louis Blues and Calgary Flames and if Stuart Skinner could be Edmonton's number one goalie soon (19:53). Later on, Producer Matt weighs in on the passing of "Slap Shot" actor Andrew Duncan, and reflects on what the movie means to hockey players everywhere (40:35). We wrap up with New Jersey Devils analyst Ken Daneyko, who looks back on his 40 years with the organization, how this current edition of the club has started the season, and how important Nico Hischier has been early on (51:50).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to Tage Thompson’s big night against the Detroit Red Wings and focus in on why the Buffalo Sabres were keen on getting an extension done this past offseason (00:43). Next, they look at the latest financial valuations for NHL franchises, how the potential sale of the Ottawa Senators will affect the league, and why investing in hockey teams has been a worthwhile venture for buyers (08:02). To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte check in on the St. Louis Blues after another loss and discuss how significant losing a top defenseman has been for St. Louis and the Winnipeg Jets (15:46).

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Jeff brings on Producer Matt to look back on the Leafs’ western trip, the atmosphere at Mullett Arena, and Jeff’s favourite scary goalie mask in honour of Halloween (00:00). Mike Harrington of Buffalo News discusses the start for the Sabres, Rasmus Dahlin’s Norris Trophy candidacy and JJ Peterka’s fit on the roster (24:01). Later on, Minnesota Wild GM Bill Guerin weighs in on Marc-Andre Fleury’s big week which lead him to being named the third star, Calen Addison’s great start and what Matt Dumba brings to the team every single night (40:19).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off looking back on the Dallas Stars' inaugural Hall of Fame ceremony which the latter attended (00:00). Next, the guys look at the Maple Leafs' struggles of late, if there could be a potential coaching change, and how much power Auston Matthews has within the organization (05:37). Moving on, Jeff and Elliotte check the temperature in Vancouver after back-to-back wins, the Vegas Golden Knights great start, and storylines around the league that have caught their eye (11:30). To finish off, they look at the situation with Shane Wright and the Seattle Kraken and Wyatt Johnston sticking around in Dallas (23:32).

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Jeff chats with Coyotes analyst Craig Morgan ahead of Arizona’s first game at Mullett Arena about the visiting dressing rooms and how future plans can be changed if the team is able to draft Connor Bedard (00:00). The Athletic's Shayna Goldman shares her hockey origin story, losing fandom when you get into hockey media, and Phil Kessel’s record breaking week (16:47). Producer Matt finishes off the show with one of Jeff’s most hockey statements of all time, an apology to Avalanche fans, and the Week in Review (50:21)!

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on Vancouver’s first victory of the season, Bruce Boudreau notching career win number 600, and reflect on his coaching career to this point (00:00). Moving on, the guys discuss Toronto’s effort level against San Jose, how poorly the Leafs' defence has played and Erik Karlsson’s overtime winner (10:57). To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on Brad Marchand’s return to the Bruins’ lineup, why he could play in any era, and his sneaky Selke candidacy every year (17:15).

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