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Jeff is joined by ESPN's Kristen Shilton to discuss the surprisingly interesting matchup between the Leafs and Bruins, what questions surround the Leafs ahead of the playoffs and the season for Timothy Liljegren (00:29). Later on, Derek Wills looks at this year’s edition of the Flames, Johnny Gaudreau’s Hart Trophy-like season and Jacob Markstrom being well-rested ahead of the playoffs (15:23). To wrap up, The Athletics's Mark Lazerus weighs in on the outside-the-box hiring of Jeff Greenberg, the front office dynamic and why this could be a franchise changing off-season in Chicago (44:49).

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Jeff kicks off the segment asking Elliotte a question about which time slot he would have preferred if he were playing (00:07). The guys then move on to discuss how Senators’ fan reacted to last night’s ceremonial puck drop and the future of the club in Ottawa, before discussing why this season has been so important for the Panthers' organization (03:00). Next up, Jeff and Elliotte talk through the Predators’ goaltending situation without Juuse Saros, the dangerous nature of “picking” your playoff opponent and the possibility of Zdeno Chara playing his final NHL game (12:17). To finish, a look at Calgary’s top line, the In-Season Stanley Cup and Dustin Brown calling it a career (16:24).

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Jeff is joined by Jason York to look at the future of the Senators, Tim Stutzle’s great play down the stretch and why it’s hard to gauge players when there isn’t anything to play for (00:08). Next up, Eric Engels gives the latest on Carey Price, where Jeff Petry could land this off-season and which player could be of interest to the club (15:37). To wrap up today, Ken Wiebe discusses the potentially substantial changes made with the Jets this coming summer, Pierre Luc-Dubois next deal and who could be a head coaching candidate (49:17).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Vegas Golden Knights’ inability to score in the shootout to help save their season, if injuries are the main reason for the team’s lack of success and how this could be a very interesting off-season for the organization (00:08). Elliotte weighs in on which goalie injury is the most concerning to him heading into the playoffs, CEO David Morehouse’s departure from the Penguins, where Bo Horvat fits in the Canucks’ off-season plans and the interest around the league in Andrei Kuzmenko (16:05).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff chats with Luke Gazdic about Connor McDavid being voted the player you would want most if you needed to win a game in the NHLPA Player Poll, the impact of having Dave Manson behind the bench and what Jay Woodcroft brings to the team (00:38). To wrap up, Producer Matt makes his return from the injured list to give his thoughts on the Player Poll (15:37).

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Jeff and Greg open up the segment with a look at the NHLPA Player Poll! They start off with Brad Marchand being a player that you would want on your team and some surprising names not on the best passer list (00:10). Next, the guys move onto the goalie you would like to have to win one game, the idea that Zdeno Chara could be a basketball player and NHL players having transferrable skills to other sports (08:33). Jeff and Greg discuss the rise of Jason Robertson, Radek Faksa becoming a very good two-way player and how good Jake Oettinger has been since taking over the number one job (17:41). To finish off, a chat about Jack Eichel’s return from injury and expectations, the Vegas failures down the stretch and what names we could see move on from the team this off-season (25:05).

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Jeff and Elliotte open up the segment reflecting on an incredible night in the NHL including the Vegas-Dallas matchup, and touch on how important it is for the Stars to lock up Jason Robertson (07:33). Next, the guys discuss Vancouver being eliminated from playoff contention, Bruce Boudreau’s future and who the team may listen to trade offers for (13:04). To finish up, Jeff and Elliotte look at the job done by Jay Woodcroft since taking over, how well the Brett Kulak deal has worked out, the potential matchup between the Flames and Predators and Auston Matthews getting to the 60-goal mark (18:45).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff Marek is joined by new Pro Hockey Federation Commissioner Reagan Carey to talk about her new appointment as the head of the PHF (05:25). They chat about how her experience in USA hockey gave her the best position to help grow the Women’s professional game, the strides the PHF has already taken and the areas where they still have room to grow. Afterwards, NHL on ESPN analyst Ryan Callahan joins to preview the pivotal contest between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights tonight, before discussing how players in trade rumors are effected emotionally, Tampa Bay's playoff readiness and how Jon Cooper factors in, and compares Connor McDavid's skillset to Sidney Crosby's (18:25). Finally, we are joined by former goaltender and current Special Advisor to the President of the Dallas Stars, Marty Turco (50:05)! He shares his thoughts on Dallas' season so far, the play of Jake Oettinger in goal, and the impact of Jason Robertson, Joe Pavelski and Roope Hintz on their top line.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Jeff and Elliotte are back after a week away! They start off the conversation by going over Elliotte's trip to the ball game last night and his time in the booth with Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth (06:39). They then get down to business discussing the latest Robin Lehner injury news, what it means for the Golden Knights tonight against Dallas, and what missing the playoffs could mean for the off season in the Sin City (08:30). They then switch gears to the Edmonton Oilers and the underrated coaching performance of Jay Woodcroft, before previewing the Toronto Maple Leafs game tonight against the Detroit Red Wings and what Nick Robertson being in the lineup could mean (26:47).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Guest host Gord Stellick is joined by Producer Matt to talk about some of the longevity of some of the legendary lines in hockey and why we don’t see that today (06:15). Later on, former NHLer Steve Shutt looks back at the life of Guy Lafleur, the pressure of playing in Montreal and what he makes of some of the Canadian teams this year (16:20). Finally, Dave Schoen weighs in on the Golden Knights’ breakdown against the Sharks, when the season started to go south for them and what’s going with the goaltending situation in Vegas (31:21).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.