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Jeff chats with Blues GM Doug Armstrong about the maturation of Robert Thomas, how he complements Vladimir Tarasenko and a look at the parity at the goaltending position this season (0:22). Next, Brian Lawton looks back on the first time he played against Mike Bossy, what he makes of the Vegas Golden Knights, and the Penguins getting to the playoffs once again (19:38). Later, Dave Stubbs reflects on the life of Mike Bossy, his contributions to the game off the ice and the one moment that sticks out from his career (48:48).

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Jeff opens with some thoughts on Mike Bossy as the NHL legend passed away earlier this morning (1:52), before Elliotte joins to share his own thoughts on the Hockey Hall of Famer (8:00). Afterwards, the guys chat about Carey Price making his season debut tonight against the Islanders, the NHLPA getting set to release findings from the probe into the handling of the Kyle Beach case, Vegas' big win over the Flames, and how teams across the league might start using LTIR more boldly to their advantage (12:13). To wrap, the guys talk about the Lightning's mindset after clinching a playoff spot, and the Penguins punching their ticket to the postseason for the 16th consecutive season (22:27).

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Jeff is joined by Peter Baugh to talk about Cale Makar’s improvement in his overall game, the impressive signing of Ben Meyers out of the University of Minnesota and the development of Valeri Nichushkin (0:27). Next, Shayna Goldman discusses the breakout for Robert Thomas, how the Blues stack up in the West and if we need an award for the league’s best passer (19:41). Ken Campbell looks at the latest player to be granted exceptional status by the OHL, if Vegas has become the league’s number one villain and how much of that is their own doing (50:03).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to chat about his time in Vancouver for the Canucks for Kids Fund Telethon (0:17), before touching on the vibe surrounding the team, the Capitals' five-game winning streak, and the similarities and differences between Auston Matthews and Alex Ovechkin as the two get set to go head-to-head (2:03). Next, the guys discuss the passing of Tom McCarthy and send their condolences to his family (10:06), before touching on the Kings' pursuit a playoff spot, Vegas' outing in Vancouver, what the return of Mark Stone means for the Golden Knights, and the Avalanche's signing of Ben Meyers (12:46).

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Jeff and Greg start things off wondering if the rest of the NHL is happy to see the Golden Knights struggle and look at how the team has used the LTIR to their disposal (0:27). Next, they look at how the Western Conference playoff race is shaping up, how difficult the road is for LA without their top pairing and why there is so much interest in Vegas from other fan bases (9:0). The guys look at the goaltending situation in St. Louis and who should be the starter in the playoffs, how good Robert Thomas has been this season and why the Blues aren’t talked about enough as a Cup contender (18:47). To finish, Jeff and Greg look at the perception of Brad Marchand as he gets older, which NCAA debutant impressed most and if we could see big changes in Dallas (28:38).

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Jeff kicks off the hour with Mike McKenna discussing Freddy Andersen’s wandering rush, Roger Neilson’s innovations and reactions to a busy night in the NHL (3:14). Next, Mike Russo looks at the Wild’s pursuit of Ben Meyers, Jonas Brodin’s impressive performance against Connor McDavid, Ryan Hartman's heated altercation with Evander Kane, and who starts game one of the playoffs (34:40). To wrap, Producer Matt stops by for a chat about baby names (49:30).

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Jeff chats with Luke Fox about the growth of the Sabres, the potential heat coming in the Leafs-Buffalo matchup and where William Nylander fits into the lineup when the playoffs come (0:45). Next, Shane O’Brien looks back on his first game in the NHL, his respect for Dallas Eakins and being around a younger Mackenzie Weegar (17:12). Jon Morosi looks at the upcoming NHL debuts for some Michigan Wolverines, how good that team’s powerplay was and the development of first round pick Luke Hughes (34:16). To finish, Craig MacTavish weighs in on college players coming into the NHL mid-season, the rise of Canadian talent in the NCAA and why this is the best Oilers team we’ve seen in a long time (48:05).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about tonight's crucial matchup between the Canucks and Golden Knights, Mark Stone's possible return to action, the tough spot the Kings are in to hang on in the Pacific, and Evgeni Malkin's four-game suspension for cross-checking Mark Borowiecki (1:38). Next, the two touch on possible clinching scenarios for the Bruins as the team gets set to take on the Blues, the goaltending situations for both St. Louis as Boston, Charlie McAvoy's standing in the Norris Trophy race, and the great history of Bruins defencemen (12:02). To wrap, a look at the up-and-down Stars, and the Ducks picking up Dallas Eakins' option (18:07).

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Jeff is joined by Lisa Dillman to talk about the Kings’ struggles of late, how injuries have affected the team and what the future holds for Dustin Brown (4:41). Next, David Amber looks at Auston Matthews’ scoring prowess, the chemistry with Mitch Marner and the skill level across the league (19:25). To finish, Eric Engels discusses the potential return of Carey Price, what that ovation would look like and tees up the matchup between the Habs and Jets (51:46).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Kings downturn and why Vegas might actually hold the cards in their playoff push (1:28). Next, the guys give their memories of Bob Cole following him receiving the Canadian Academy Lifetime Achievement Award (3:33) and chat about the tough decisions ahead for the Winnipeg Jets, what’s next for the Ducks and the immediate future of Matthew Knies (9:26).

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