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Jeff and Elliotte look back on Nick Robertson’s performance in his season debut for the Toronto Maple Leafs and brother Jason’s inability to tell a lie (00:00). Next, they chat about another loss for the Canucks, any potential lineup changes in Vancouver, and what’s next for Jake Muzzin (06:40). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the importance of the Panthers' game against Tampa in the Battle of Florida, and David Poile taking part in his 3,000th game as an NHL general manager (16:59).

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Jeff and Elliotte reminisce about Cooperalls with the Flyers sporting them in today's reverse retro jersey reveal, and get into why the former has such a love for jersey and equipment nuances (00:00). To finish up, the guys look at Sheldon Keefe backpedaling from his post-game comments following Monday's game against Arizona, Rasmus Sandin’s big opportunity ahead, and Jim Rutherford's comments about how hard it is to assess a team after such a small sample size (15:17).

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Jeff and Producer Matt discuss the Philadelphia Flyers sporting Cooperalls during their warmup when they wear the newly revealed reverse retro jerseys (00:00). The Athletic's Mike Russo weighs in on the Minnesota Wild’s reverse retro jerseys, the team's early goaltending struggles and how impressive Matt Boldy has been this season (03:40).

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Jeff and Greg kick things off talking about the latter’s Stanley Cup pick, why the price for second pairing defencemen continues to climb, and which teams might be interested in Patrick Kane (02:47). Next, the guys look at the state of the Florida Panthers after losing Aaron Ekblad, if the Norris Trophy is Cale Makar’s to lose for the next decade and his biggest competition for the award this season (11:20). To wrap up, Jeff and Greg discuss the up-and-coming teams in the Atlantic, the ghosts of Jim Benning still surrounding this Vancouver Canucks group, and how they view the Toronto Maple Leafs’ current situation (18:08).

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Jeff is joined by NHL Network Radio's Scott Laughlin to talk about the Vancouver Canucks’ inauspicious start, the Florida Panthers losing Aaron Ekblad for a significant period of time, and early returns on Calgary's new-look roster (00:00). The Athletic's Charlie O’Connor weighs in on the Philadelphia Flyers’ great start to the year, the early reliance on Carter Hart, and the improvements for Ivan Provorov and Travis Konecny (23:32). The Athletic's Ian Mendes wraps up the show talking about Daniel Alfredsson’s future in Ottawa and Claude Giroux being the perfect fit for the Senators, before looking back on a wild game against the Boston Bruins (42:20).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the latest news coming out of the NHL Board of Governors meeting including a potential increase in the salary cap and if the World Cup of Hockey could be on it’s way back (00:00). Next, the guys look into the Vancouver Canucks’ early struggles, how New Jersey is keeping the wolves at bay, and what to make of the new-look Buffalo Sabres (10:24). To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte talk about Aaron Ekblad hitting the IR, Gabriel Landeskog’s knee surgery, and if the Calgary Flames are currently the top dogs in the league (19:59).

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St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong joins Jeff to chat about Jake Neighbours' strong start to the season, Jordan Binnington’s appetite to fight, and his approach to potentially signing pending free agents Ryan O’Reilly and Vladimir Tarasenko (00:00). Sportsnet's Anthony Stewart tells stories about Pavel Datsyuk putting him on a highlight reel and almost joining another team’s skate while being a member of the Panthers, before going on to talk about the Maple Leafs’ effort last night against the Coyotes (17:28). Finally, Dallas Start Head Coach Peter DeBoer weighs in on what changes he wants to implement on the Star and the varying styles of play on his roster, before dismissing the narrative that some coaches can’t change their styles (47:27).

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Jeff is joined by Elliotte as he gets celebrity spotted in New York City (00:00). Moving onto hockey, the guys talk about Toronto's loss to Arizona, Sheldon Keefe’s post-game comments and areas of concern with the group (02:39). Next, Jeff and Elliotte react to the Canucks blowing another lead, if Bruce Boudreau’s post-game comments were taken a bit out of context and why a coaching change doesn’t seem to be an option (07:45). To finish up, they look at what could be discussed at the Board of Governor’s meeting, the hot start for the Bruins and how good Jack Eichel has looked early on (15:11).

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Jeff chats with Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe about Mason Marchment’s early performance after losing his father, the Jets’ opening night victory against the Rangers, and the potential success for the team’s top line (00:00). Next up, David Amber joins the show to talk about the debut of Monday Night Hockey on Sportsnet, the biggest early season storylines, and David Perron always wanting to model his game after Alexei Kovalev (17:27). Later on, Golden Knights Head Coach Bruce Cassidy looks at the defensive performances from some of his top forwards, his expectations for Jack Eichel this year, and how he approaches the eye test versus analytics debate (46:56).

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Jeff and Elliotte start the week off with a look at which teams have struggled out of the gate, the Sharks' early returns this season, and players taking significant qualifying offers and walking to free agency (00:00). Next, they weigh in on Calgary's start to the year and the already tumultuous Maple Leafs’ goaltending situation (10:15). To finish off, Jeff and Elliotte discuss how good Pittsburgh has looked early on, Philadelphia’s not-so-surprising call up from Lehigh Valley, and the team getting the “Full Tortorella” (17:44).

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