Jeff looks at the play of JT Miller despite the trade rumours and how the game before the deadline could determine Vancouver’s trade plans with Rob Simpson (0:40). Then Mike Harrington stops by to discuss Jack Eichel’s return to Buffalo, how to look at his tenure with the Sabres and where the team is in their rebuild (18:45). Afterwards, Peter Baugh discusses the Avalanche’s struggles of late, the play of Devon Toews this season and who Colorado might have their sights set on at the trade deadline (50:05).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a discussion about whether it's okay to drink coffee after a workout (0:17), before touching on Rasmus Ristolainen's five-year extension with the Flyers, and concerns with Ivan Provorov's play (4:21). Next, a look at Jack Eichel's return to Buffalo with the Golden Knights, Craig Anderson's status at the deadline, and Jack Campbell's rib injury (12:00). Afterwards, the two talk about which Canucks forwards are most likely to be traded, and where Jakob Chychrun might end up (18:41).

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Jeff talks with Eric Engels about the Canadiens’ trade deadline plans, the value of Artturi Lehkonen for contending teams and his conversation with Kent Hughes (0:21). To wrap, Producer Matt talks about his interaction with a CNN personality (18:34). 

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Jeff and Greg talk about Jack Eichel’s tenure in Buffalo, how fans treat players who ask for trades and the expected response when his tribute video runs on Thursday night (0:37). Next, the guys wonder if Leon Draisaitl or Connor McDavid would ask out of Edmonton first, why we are seeing more goal scoring of late and the impact of players working on their skills in the off-season (9:30). Jeff and Greg pose the question, how many elite goaltenders are there in the NHL right now (21:07)? Finally, a look at whether or not the Penguins will be active at the deadline and which teams are flying under the radar ahead of the trade deadline (32:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte chat about Auston Matthews' goal-scoring tear, how it compares with Wayne Gretzky's 50 tallies in 39 games, and the recent influx in scoring across the NHL (0:08). Next, they touch on how many difference-making goaltenders that are in the league, possible goalies that could be on the move, why the Wild trading for Shea Weber's contract doesn't make sense, and the idea of the Devils terminating PK Subban's deal (5:14). To finish, the guys discuss how active they expect the Blues to be at the deadline, why the Penguins could be stealth players (16:11).

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Jeff chats with Shayna Goldman about some of the names in the Hart Trophy conversation, how Victor Hedman and Cale Makar have distanced themselves in the Norris race, and why there needs to be a deeper dive into research for the Selke Trophy (0:47). Later, Anthony Stewart discusses getting involved with the Toronto Six of the PHF, why it was important for him to do so and what storylines he is most intrigued by (18:00). Afterwards, former Panthers’ Director of Amateur Scouting Jason Bukala talks about helping build the current team, the development of Aleksander Barkov and how Aaron Ekblad’s game has improved (44:43).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with some International Women's Day love, including a special shoutout for producer extraordinaire Kathy Broderick (0:12). Next, the guys head to Seattle and chat about Jared McCann's five-year, $25M extension with the Kraken, how busy Ron Francis might be as the deadline approaches, and how high prices are around the league (3:57). Next they touch on Monday's Oilers-Flames showdown, Milan Lucic's hit on Phillip Broberg, how the Oilers' looked in the loss, and Paul Coffey's role with the team (10:10). To wrap, a conversation on Michael Bunting's (who's 26 years old) Calder candidacy, Cale Makar's two-goal performance against the Islanders, the offensive juggernaut that is the Florida Panthers, and the Claude Giroux sweepstakes (15:10).

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Jeff chats with Alison Lukan about jumping into the Seattle broadcast booth for JT Brown, the improved Kraken penalty kill and what they might do ahead of the trade deadline (1:13). Next, Craig Simpson breaks down Auston Matthews’ performances of late, his ability to hide away from defenders and if there’s a concern with the Leafs’ goaltending situation (18:18). Then Christine Simpson chats about her feature on the women in the Canucks’ front office and the growth of women’s hockey since the mid 90’s (38:44). Afterwards, Producer Matt gives his thoughts on Auston Matthews and a big game from Nick Schmaltz over the weekend (58:21).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a chat about Monday's Oilers-Flames showdown, how the two teams have looked as of late, and the stress in Edmonton following the team's latest loss to the Canadiens (0:15). Next, they take a look at Ducks forward Rickard Rakell's controversial breakaway OT goal against the Sharks, Max Comtois' tough season in Anaheim and assist on the Rakell goal, a big week for the Sabres, and Jack Eichel's return to Buffalo on Thursday (5:31). Afterwards, the two touch on the Leafs' loss to the Canucks, the goaltending situation in Toronto, Kyle Dubas' deadline focus, and the Lightning looking to add (15:29).

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Gord Stellick guest hosts and chats with John Garrett about the Canucks’ play under Bruce Boudreau and storylines ahead of the deadline (0:42). Then Eric Francis discusses how Calgary has grabbed the Pacific Division lead and Johnny Gaudreau’s future with the Flames (20:42). Next, Luke Fox reflects on the Leafs’ rough loss against the Sabres from earlier in the week, early returns on Ilya Lyubushkin and the team trying to get their second line going (42:43). Afterwards, Producer Matt jumps on for the Week in Review (1:00:11).

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