Jeff Marek is joined Greg Millen who discusses his takeaways from last night's Flames-Stars matchup, how Calgary used their top line to hold a lead late in the game, the physical nature of the roster and shares a memory of playing alongside Brian Sutter (02:33). To wrap up, Jeff welcomes in Producer Matt who looks at the offense so far in the playoffs and which Bruins team will show up in game two against the Hurricanes  (16:09).

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Jeff and Greg open by reacting to the Penguins’ OT win over the Rangers, how intense all three overtimes were, why Jake Guentzel might be the best winger that Sidney Crosby has played with and the goaltending performances in the game (00:29). Next, the guys talk about the Capitals' opening game win over the Panthers, Florida looking oddly like Washington teams from years past and why it would be great for the Panthers to win the cup (17:55). To finish, Jeff and Greg discuss the most intriguing series at this point, why the winner of the St. Louis-Minnesota series might be a real problem in the West, and how the Blues deploy their very balanced attack up front (24:54).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on the Penguins' lengthy overtime win over the Rangers, Louis Domingue coming into the game in relief and the Devils' announcing changes to their coaching staff (00:32). Next, the guys discuss the Flames' willingness to play in low-scoring games and how the Capitals were able to steal Game 1 away from the Panthers (06:24). Finally, Jeff and Elliotte chat about what to expect from the Lightning in Game 2, Marc-Andre Fleury getting the start after his Game 1 loss, and how the identity of the Blues has changed (14:05).

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet's Gary Galley to tee up the opener of the Rangers-Penguins series, if this could be the last hurrah for the Pittsburgh core and who he would match up against the Sidney Crosby line (01:25). Later on, analytics expert Mike Kelly looks back on the surprising win for LA, how their defensive structure is such a key to any success and the decision by the Blues to start Ville Husso in goal (20:05). To wrap up, voice of Hockey Night in Canada Craig Simpson chats about the officiating in Game One between Toronto and Tampa Bay, the Leafs’ consistent penalty kill and why Tampa didn’t look like themselves (48:51).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the Leafs’ dominance of the Lightning, if Tampa looked different in the opener and how the crowd seemed to have a different feel to it (00:23). Next, the guys talk about Phillip Danault’s performance against Edmonton, why that series is far from over and David Perron being without a contract for next year (10:59). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte discuss Carolina continuing to stymie the Bruins, Antti Raanta’s first career playoff start and what to look for in the Calgary-Dallas series starting up tonight (15:48).

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Jeff is joined by NESN's Billy Jaffe to talk about why we need to not overreact to the Bruins regular season struggles against the Hurricanes, the incredible year for Charlie McAvoy and how the goaltending tandem may shake out for Boston (00:29). Later on, David Amber looks ahead to the Oilers-Kings series and outlines the mismatch between the Flames and Stars and how much he is looking forward to seeing “Playoff Matthew Tkachuk” (17:55). To wrap up, TNT's Darren Pang discusses the coldest rinks in the NHL, the parity between the Blues and Wild and why he thinks that all four goalies might get into a game this series (48:25).

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Jeff and Elliotte start things off with a look at who might be at the top of the Red Wings’ coaching list, what happens in Winnipeg and if there is a willingness by the organization to move some of the bigger name players (00:27). Next, the guys discuss the unpredictable nature of the playoffs, if Tampa can be a three-peat champion and the unproven goaltenders in the Bruins-Hurricanes series (09:00). To finish, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the balanced matchup between the Wild and the Blues, how the Kings will try to slow down the Oilers and Zdeno Chara’s future (14:44).

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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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