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Jeff opens with some thoughts on Mike Bossy, as the hockey legend battles lung cancer (1:27). Afterwards, Elliotte stops by and the two chat about hotdogs, and the Jay Beagle-Troy Terry situation (8:55). Next, they touch on the Flames' three-game losing streak, if Jacob Markström is getting burned out, the Panthers' clinching a playoff spot in spectacular fashion, and how few franchise goaltenders there are across the league (14:55). Afterwards, the two share their thoughts on how the Flyers handled the Yandle situation, the Leafs' win over Philly, Toronto's blue line, and their first encounters with NHLers as kids (23:38).

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It's a short edition of the Jeff Marek Show! Jeff chats with David Backes about how the Golden Knights are lacking an identity, the prospect of playing either Colorado or Calgary in the first round of the playoffs, and the Blues' roster makeup this season.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the segment talking about Keith Yandle skating on the fourth pairing at Flyers practice, how his ironman streak could be coming to an end and how incredible the streak has been (0:07). Next, the guys chat about Auston Matthews reaching the 50-goal plateau, the chances of him signing another extension in Toronto and how he appears to love the big stage of Toronto (4:55). Jeff and Elliotte move on to talk about the Devils being eliminated from the playoff race, what happens next in New Jersey and if someone might send an offer sheet for Jesper Bratt (11:58). Finally, the guys look at Jonathan Toews hitting the 1,000 game mark, how Chicago looks like they’re going to into a full rebuild, if Toews and Patrick Kane might be on their way out and Jonathan Huberdeau breaking the record for most assists by a left winger (18:35).

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Jeff discusses Dallas’ moves at the trade deadline, the ebbs and flows of their season and expectations that were put on the team this season with Matthew DeFranks (1:36). Next, Colin Campbell looks at concerns with the shootout, the rise of too many men penalties and what happens when a general manager presents an idea for a rule change (19:50). To finish, Producer Matt asks Five Burning Questions (52:54).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about Blake Wheeler's shootout winner against the Sabres and whether it should have counted as Wheeler stopped (0:50). Next, the two touch on discussions from the GM Meetings regarding the potential to overturn major penalties rather than just reduce them, the Predators' interest in Phil Kessel, Nathan MacKinnon suiting up against the Sharks, Seattle's season thus far, what's next for the Kraken and defencemen that could fit with the organization (6:45). Afterwards, a look at Montreal's D-situation, tonight's Leafs-Jets affair, the pressure on Wayne Simmonds, and a tough loss for Vancouver against the Blues (17:50).

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Jeff looks at the Blues goaltending tandem of Ville Husso and Jordan Binnington as well as adjustments needed to be made by the coaching staff and the maturing process for Jordan Kyrou with Andy Strickland (1:04). Steve Valiquette gives his thoughts on Chris Kreider’s incredible goal scoring season, the stresses that go along with playing the goalie position and Marc-Andre Fleury’s ability to play in key moments (16:26). Afterwards, Producer Matt jumps on for some Tuesday night reactions and asks Jeff five questions (50:48)

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 open with a chat about plane etiquette (0:15). The two then touch on what's next for the Ottawa Senators, and takeaways from the GM Meetings in Florida (3:20). Next, they talk about the Avs trucking along despite their spate of injuries (including Nathan MacKinnon who incurred an injury during a fight), the Leafs' goaltending situation with the news that Jack Campbell could be back soon and Petr Mrazek's injury, Taylor Hall's fine for punching Ilya Lyubushkin, and the cap crunch that's coming in Minnesota (13:06).

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Guest host Gord Stellick chats about the passing of Eugene Melnyk, his legacy in Ottawa and where the team goes from here with Ian Mendes (2:40). Next, Mark Spector looks at the Oilers’ rebound against the Coyotes and Evander Kane’s impact since he signed with the team (22:17). Then Ken Wiebe weighs in on the Jets’ playoff chances, how the team hasn’t recovered from last year’s playoff loss to Montreal and if we could see some changes this coming off-season (38:36). To wrap, Eric Engels discusses the play of the Canadiens following a terrible first half, the downfall of Dom Ducharme in Montreal and the growing confidence of Cole Caufield (51:45).

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Elliotte joins Gord Stellick to reflect on the passing of Eugene Melnyk, and chat about his complicated legacy in Ottawa, what's next for the Sens (0:48). Then they touch on the talented Sens teams of the past that couldn't breakthrough in the playoffs, and compare the current Leafs to those former Ottawa teams, the pressure on this Toronto team to get it done, and how sneaky good this Bruins team is (9:35). To wrap, they touch on news and notes from the GM meetings, including the cap going up $1M, and the LTIR discussion (15:30).

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Cory Sarich joins guest host Gord Stellick to talk about what coaches like Darryl Sutter and John Tortorella bring to organizations, the Flames being able to play a balanced game and looming decisions with upcoming free agents (1:04). Next, Gord looks back on the Leafs’ weekend, how the goaltending tandem shakes out when Jack Campbell returns and the early returns on Mark Giordano with Jim Ralph (20:05). Afterwards, Corey Hirsch weighs in on Thatcher Demko’s season, the impact that Luke Schenn has had on Quinn Hughes and how the team has been able to grab points on a tough road trip (47:16).

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