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Jeff and Elliotte react to the report of Jay Woodcroft getting extended in Edmonton, the game-changing nature of the disallowed goal early in Game 3 and Gabriel Landeskog’s Conn Smythe case (02:26). Next, the boys look at Darcy Kuemper’s performance and Devon Toews’ cross-check on Nikita Kucherov (10:02). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Jim Gregory Award candidates, which of the trophy races will be close, and Dan Bylsma's new AHL coaching job (15:45).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on the Stanley Cup Final so far to discuss why this series feels different for Tampa, the career adjustments made by Andrew Cogliano and Darren Helm, and highlight which players have impressed them (00:08). Next, the guys react to Peter DeBoer reportedly heading to Dallas, what the Stars' off-season could look like, and what the future holds for General Manager Jim Nill (06:51). To cap things off, Jeff and Elliotte look at the coaching situation in Florida, how the Sharks' GM search is coming along, and when we could get a better idea of what’s happening in Edmonton with free agents and Jay Woodcroft (13:07).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss some news out of Vancouver off the ice, the trade sending Shea Weber’s contract to Vegas in exchange for Evgenii Dadonov and what approach Kent Hughes might take this off-season (12:08). The guys react to the official hiring of John Tortorella in Philadelphia, the potential sale of the Nashville Predators and the Barry Trotz to Florida rumours (12:21).

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Jeff is joined by Geraldine Heaney to talk about taking over the head coaching role with the Toronto Six, the biggest change in the women’s game since her career started and looks back at her first World Championship (00:18). Later on, voice of the Stanley Cup Final Chris Cuthbert looks back on the crowd during the opening game, Joe Sakic’s job as a general manager and adjustments that will be made by both teams ahead of Game 2 (19:02). Producer Matt fills in on the last segment to chat with Head Coach Jay McKee about his Hamilton Bulldogs' win over the Windsor Spitfires to claim OHL glory, before looking ahead to the Memorial Cup (50:09).

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Jeff asks Greg which player needed to have Twitter during their career, the most interesting player in the Cup Final and what separates Nathan MacKinnon’s work ethic (01:14). Next, the guys talk about the ways the Lightning and Avalanche mirror each other, how it’s a bit miraculous that the two “best” teams ended up in the final, and Jeff’s crazy idea about helping favourites out in the early rounds of the playoffs (08:13). To finish up, Jeff and Greg reminisce about their favourite Cup Final and discuss what to look for in this series (14:41).

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Jeff chats with Edmonton Oil Kings Head Coach Brad Lauer about winning the Ed Chynoweth Cup, the impact Jake Neighbours has made since joining the team mid-season after a stint with St. Louis, and looks back on his time with the Tampa Bay Lightning coaching staff (00:35). Later on, Ben Gotz of the Las Vegas Review-Journal weighs in on the Golden Knights’ hire of Bruce Cassidy, why he’s a good fit for the group and how Vegas' goaltending situation might shake out to start next season (19:33).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the health of both teams ahead of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final and how both teams are built largely by their current general managers (00:14). Next, the guys discuss Bruce Cassidy’s hire in Vegas, what's still to come with the Golden Knights’ off-season, and if Pete DeBoer is still the leading candidate to take over in Dallas (07:29). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte reminisce about their favourite Stanley Cup Final memories (17:37).

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Vince Mercogliano of USA Today joins Jeff to look at the growth of the New York Rangers over the course of the year, the surprise scratch of Kaapo Kakko in Game 6 and the looming decisions on some of the team's unrestricted free agents (00:35). Next up, Scott Morrison looks back on winning the Elmer Ferguson Award in 2006, discusses this year’s winner Al Morganti, and shares a snippet from his new book “1972: The Series That Changed Hockey Forever” (17:03). To wrap up, Producer Matt jumps on to add to the previous conversation and deliberate which event or player he wishes Twitter was around for (51:37).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off the segment talking about both general managers in the Stanley Cup Final and how they got there, before settling the analytics in hockey argument once and for all (00:33). Next, the guys chat about Barry Trotz’s looming decision and the future of some junior coaches and managers around hockey (09:15). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss St. Louis’ goaltending situation, regardless of Ville Husso’s pending free agency, and reflect on Al Morganti and Bill Clement's Hall of Fame honours and the life of Jim “Bearcat” Murray (17:26).

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Jeff is joined by former Tampa netminder and two-time Stanley Cup champion Curtis McElhinney to chat about what makes Andrei Vasilevskiy so effective, Jon Cooper’s calm and cool nature behind the bench, and Steven Stamkos’ resurgence this season (00:27). Later on, David Amber discusses the Lightning’s tough road to the Cup, Colorado's path the Finals while not facing top-tier goaltending to this point, and more (17:26)! Finally, former NHLer Rob Schremp talks about the atmosphere playing in Latvia, how Corey Perry has evolved over the course of his career, and his new podcast (50:11).

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