Jeff opens with a chat about his report that the NHL has asked the PWHPA and PHF to meet in an attempt to come to an arrangement that would bring the two leagues together (2:01). Elliotte then joins to discuss the Flames' acquisition of Calle Järnkrok, Ben Chiarot heading to Florida, what the Panthers gave up to get the defenceman, and Tomas Hertl's extension with the Sharks (7:51). Next, they touch on Elliotte throwing out Zdeno Chara as maybe being a fit for the Leafs, Claude Giroux playing in his 1000th game Thursday night as a Flyer, why it's looking more and more likely that he'll end up a Panther, and whether or not Florida is out of the Jakob Chychrun sweepstakes (21:44).

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Jeff chats with Katie Strang about her latest piece on the Coyotes' plan to play at ASU, the trickle down effect on fans with ticket prices, and if the organization should qualify for revenue sharing (0:28). Later, Shannon Hogan reacts to the passing of former Islander Jean Potvin, how tough a year it has been for Islander fans and why this season hasn’t gone to plan (18:29).

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Jeff and Greg open the segment talking about Claude Giroux’s potential suitors, the Josh Manson deal being a response to Colorado’s playoff exit last year and why the Canucks aren’t going to trade JT Miller (2:14). Next, they discuss the struggles for the Golden Knights, why some of their problems are of their own doing and if trading Marc-Andre Fleury was their “heel turn” (8:49). Finally, the guys look at which teams are most interesting ahead of the deadline, if the Manson deal set the market or if it’s an anomaly and if this deadline is going to be busy or not (23:22).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss Erik Källgren’s first career start, if the the Leafs may have found an answer in net, and John Tavares’ play after being bumped to the top line (0:19). Next, they talk about the Tyson Jost-Nico Sturm trade, Bill Guerin not being afraid to make moves and if they can fit Kevin Fiala into their cap next season (4:39). Finally, the guys talk about the Flames maybe not being done, their interest in a centre or depth defenseman, the Canucks' turnaround under Bruce Boudreau, and where Winnipeg might be with their roster being so close to a playoff spot (10:35).

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Jeff discusses Vegas’ losing streak, potential deadline plans and Jack Eichel’s early tenure with Jesse Granger (0:45). David Amber looks back on the Heritage Classic, its importance to players, why the Canucks shouldn’t trade JT Miller right now and the week ahead for the Edmonton Oilers (20:29). Jason York tells his favourite Alexander Mogilny stories, which team he wished he played for and what pet peeve he has about the way hockey is officiated (48:33).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about the Avalanche's acquisition of Josh Manson from the Ducks, Anaheim's recent injury issues, and Ducks players that could be on the move (0:22). Next, they discuss concerns with Toronto's fourth line, Sheldon Keefe's decision to go with Erik Källgren in net for the Leafs' matchup against the Stars, Anton Khudobin undergoing hip surgery, and where Dallas is at (4:34). Next, a look at how the Josh Manson trade could impact the return the Canadiens get in a possible Ben Chiarot deal, potential interest in Travis Sanheim across the league, and the latest on Claude Giroux watch (13:06). To wrap, a couple of college players to keep an eye on as the NCAA season wraps up and players make their way to their NHL clubs (20:59).

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to some of the bigger stories from the weekend, including the weight on Claude Giroux's shoulders, the Golden Knights' struggles, and more (2:25). Gord Stellick reminisces about the connections to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Toronto Maple Leafs from years past, the emergence of the Sabres and the pending hearing for Auston Matthews (17:20). Afterwards, Mike Russo discusses Minnesota retiring Mikko Koivu’s number and the potential trade deadline plans for the Wild (47:27).

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Jeff gets Elliotte’s thoughts on the Heritage Classic, Auston Matthews’ frustrations, the Leafs’ goaltending issues and if Marc-Andre Fleury is a trade option for them (0:28). Next, the guys discuss Jack McBain’s availability, how injuries have potentially complicated the trade deadline and if teams outside the playoff picture could trade for Jakob Chychrun (11:57). Finally, they chat about Claude Giroux approaching his 1000th game as a Flyer, the Avalanche possibly having some LTIR space and the Canucks’ potential interest in John Marino (18:30).

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Jeff chats with Lanny McDonald about being named to the Order of Hockey in Canada, being a part of this year’s class with other recipients Kim St. Pierre and Guy Lafleur as well as some of the big moments from his career (0:20). Next, Liam McHugh talks about working alongside Wayne Gretzky on the NHL On TNT panel and which storylines he’s most interested in across the league (18:43). Afterwards, Meaghan Mikkelson looks back on the Flames’ big win over the Lightning and wonders if Brad Treliving has already made his deadline trade (41:29).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss Jack Eichel’s return to Buffalo and how perfect it turned out for the Sabres’ organization (0:15). Next, the guys chat about the idea of Leafs netminder Erik Källgren potentially starting in the Winter Classic and if the team is re-thinking their goaltending situation (2:13). Afterwards, they dissect Ron Hextall’s comments about potentially upgrading their forward group, if they might take a big swing at the deadline and if there is a connection on a deal with the Vancouver Canucks (8:09). Then Jeff and Elliotte ponder the idea of Patrick Kane ending up with the Rangers or Avalanche, and touch on Vegas’ struggles and JT Miller’s incredible play of late (11:59). To wrap, they share their thoughts on Thursday's Wild-Red Wings showdown, and the Flames' big win over the Lightning (21:35).

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