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Elliotte joins guest host Gord Stellick from the GM meetings in Florida to chat about the atmospheres in Montreal and Calgary on Saturday night, before Elliotte discusses whether or not there might be a complaint filed by Golden Knights in regards to the Senators' involvement in the Evgenii Dadonov situation (0:20). Next they touch on GMs discussing the possibility of the salary cap extending into the playoffs, how Dadonov has played for the Golden Knights over these past few days, Vegas' salary cap, and some of the officiating chats at these GM meetings (4:20). To wrap, the guys discuss Kyle Dubas vs. Kyle Davidson, and finish with a little croquet talk (13:00).

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Jeff chats with Gary Galley about how difficult it is to get used to playing with different defense partners, stories of playing for Pat Quinn and Artem Zub’s development in Ottawa (0:40). Then Billy Jaffe weighs in on the new Hampus Lindholm-Charlie McAvoy pairing in Boston, David Pastrnak’s confidence level and the play of Erik Haula (18:48). Tyler Tumminia looks at the big weekend ahead for the PHF as the Isobel Cup Playoffs get underway, as well as her time as the commissioner of the league (34:55). Afterwards, Thomas Drance looks at the type of teams that the Canucks matchup well against and why the team needs to look different next year (46:14).

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Jeff and Elliotte go around the NHL, touching on the Wild's win over the Canucks, the Jets' deflating loss to the Senators, Evgenii Dadonov's performance for the Golden Knights against the Predators, if this could be a turning point for Vegas, and Pete DeBoer coaching his 1000th game (0:40). Then the guys discuss the Hampus Lindholm-Charlie McAvoy pairing in Boston, questions about Jeremy Swayman heading into the postseason, and the possibility of a Leafs-Bruins playoff matchup (7:20). Afterwards, Jeff and Elliotte talk about the likelihood of Flames prospect Matt Coronato returning to Harvard, college players to keep an eye on that could be coming to the NHL over the next few weeks, the Dallas Stars' path to the playoffs, how the West is shaping up, and Patrik Laine's return to Winnipeg (14:53).

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Jeff looks at the trade deadline for Winnipeg, Kyle Connor rising to superstar status and what the off-season might look like for the club with Sean Reynolds (0:50). Next, Frank Seravalli gives his take on what surprised him most about the trade deadline, the evolution of front offices and if a younger generation is taking overe as well as if the league really does need to make changes in light of the Evgenii Dadonov situation (16:26). Later, Dave Randorf discusses the Lightning revamping their third line at the trade deadline, some concerns ahead of the playoffs and Victor Hedman’s incredible season (47:26).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about the 26th anniversary of Mike Legg scoring "The Michigan" against the University of Minnesota, and the goal's impact on the game of hockey (0:04). Then the guys talk about the ramifications of the voided Evgenii Dadonov trade, what happens now for Dadonov and the Golden Knights, and what it'll take for Vegas to make the postseason (3:26). Next, they touch on Elliotte's latest 32 Thoughts blog in which he notes to keep an eye on Colin White and the Canadiens, the Flames' interest in Hampus Lindholm ahead of the deadline, Carson Soucy being highly sought-after, and Oscar Dansk looking at an NHL return (10:26). To wrap, a thought on Mark Giordano's debut, Jaroslav Halak's stellar outing against the Avalanche and whether the Canucks are still in the playoff race, why this summer should be a busy one for Vancouver (and other teams), and the CHL top prospects game in Kitchener (15:48).

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Jeff chats with Arthur Staple about following the Evgenii Dadonov situation, the Rangers' deadline additions, how the organization has turned things around so quickly and future roster questions (1:29). Later, Producer Matt wonders how the Canucks got a third round pick for Travis Hamonic, Jack Capuano’s striking resemblance to Fred Flinstone and pressure surrounding Petr Mrázek in his start against the Devils (19:01).

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Jeff and Greg open the segment looking back on the trade deadline, which trade was the most surprising and how the Ben Chiarot deal didn’t end up setting the market for defensemen this year (0:44). Greg proposes the idea that Panthers GM Bill Zito overpaid to try and raise the cost for competing GMs with other players and why this year is a “burn the ship” year for Florida (3:47). Next, the guys question if players change or the officiating changes in the playoffs, why this year might be a higher scoring postseason, and why goal scoring has been up (14:05). Finally, the guys look at the moves the Kraken made, how their expansion draft affected their trade deadline and the Flames’ acquisitions (24:20).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about the latest on the Evgenii Dadonov situation, how the NHL and NHLPA are trying to settle this, the Coyotes being the only team that can really help Vegas out, what wrong on the original trade call between the Senators and Golden Knights last summer, and why players and agents might not be so inclined to have no-trade lists given to too many parties (0:32). Next, a look at Vegas' latest loss, the Golden Knights falling out of a playoff spot, and the sparks flying during Lighting-Canes (10:02). To wrap, the two touch on Leafs-Devils, Toronto's Next Gen jerseys, and how some deadline acquisitions looked in their debuts Tuesday night (15:27).

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Jeff chats with Brian Burke about the Penguins’ acquisition of Rickard Rakell, the expensive cost of doing business at the trade deadline and deciding to go for it with their current roster (0:52). Next, Bill Guerin discusses the move to bring Marc-Andre Fleury to the Wild, what Nic Deslauriers brings to the roster and the importance of having team toughness (18:22). Afterwards, Jason Bukala weighs in on the trade deadline, which team was most impressed with and gives some insight into some of the top draft eligible prospects (51:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a discussion about the Ducks-Golden Knights Evgenii Dadonov trade being in limbo, if Dadonov had his 10 team no-trade filed on time, how the deal got approved initially, and what may come out of this sticky situation (0:21). Next, they touch on the Wild's interesting deadline, the beef between Kyle Dubas and Kyle Davidson, the Leafs' acquisition of Mark Giordano and Colin Blackwell, and the status of Rasmus Sandin's knee injury (8:37). Afterwards, the guys take a look at the Canucks' deadline, the Flames' acquisitions, Calgary's interest in Hampus Lindholm, the Avalanche-Canadiens Artturi Lehkonen trade, and where Filip Forsberg-Nashville negotiations are at (15:02).

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.