Guest host Gord Stellick chats with Producer Matt about the Western Conference playoff race, the idea of Tampa Bay just wanting to get into the playoffs and some of the trophy races (7:12). Later, Luke Fox gives an update on both Auston Matthews and Jake Muzzin, Tampa’s mentality ahead of the playoffs and how hard it is for some teams in the East to play out the schedule (28:05).

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Jeff and Greg open with a chat about the chances of the Canucks making the playoffs, the European soccer-style cheering in Vancouver and why it would be good to see more like that (1:48). Next, the guys look at the possibility of an offer-sheet for Kevin Fiala, Johnny Gaudreau’s incredible season and if the Flames will be able to keep him (8:50). Jeff and Greg move on to chat about the Hart Trophy race, if Gaudreau is in the top-3, Roman Josi’s candidacy and what Jonathan Huberdeau’s next deal could look like (1:05). To finish, the guys react to Greg’s piece on theories around the league for the increase in scoring, why expansion could be part of the reason and which team they enjoying watching the most at the moment (24:44).

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Jeff chats with Mike Rupp about Vegas’ identity crisis, the Canucks messing up their playoff chances and why this season might be different for the Maple Leafs (5:34). Afterwards, Sam Cosentino looks at the incredible season for Connor Bedard, the Under-18 tournament and his most recent prospect rankings (32:21).

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Jeff chats with Kevin Woodley about the Canucks quest for the playoffs, the play of the Vegas goaltenders and why we’ve seen an increase in scoring around the league (1:03). To wrap, Kelly Hrudey looks back on the 35th anniversary of the Easter Epic between the Islanders and Capitals, Mike Gartner’s opening goal and his post game beers after being completely dehydrated (33:00).

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Jeff is joined by Jim “Boomer” Gordon to talk about the disparity between the good teams and the bad in the NHL, the Vegas Golden Knights' playoff chances, and why there is so much hate for the club (6:02). Afterwards, Producer Matt takes a look at comments about the worst takes in hockey and the increase in scoring (36:42).

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Producer Matt guest hosts and is joined by Colby Armstrong to talk about his favourite “worst take in hockey”, Jake Guentzel having another under-the-radar season and why Rickard Rakell has been such a great fit in Pittsburgh (0:28). Later, Anthony Stewart talks about the improved skill in the game, why Tom Wilson is such an important player for the Caps, and the pressure on the Edmonton Oilers (28:06).

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Jeff is joined by Damien Cox to talk about the worst takes in hockey today, what happens to the Islanders, and what went wrong with Winnipeg this year (5:15). Afterwards, Thomas Drance weighs in on the Canucks small playoff chance, decisions looming for the Canucks, and Bo Horvat’s importance to the club (30:25).

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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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