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Jeff reacts to Tyler Kennedy’s Twitter video explaining Brad Marchand’s run-in with the Penguins and checks in with Producer Matt on the previous night’s rough and tumble affair with between the Jets and Wild, which featured a knee from Marcus Foligno on Adam Lowry (1:50). Later, Producer Matt finishes off the show with five questions for Jeff including who is more hated between Marchand and Tom Wilson and what the 500 goal plateau means in today’s NHL (18:40).

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Jeff opens by asking Greg about his time in Vegas at All Star Weekend, why the weekend was a success and the idea of having the All Star game there every year. Next, they discuss a potential return date for Jack Eichel, how the Golden Knights could make his salary work and if you can trust Robin Lehner (7:43). The guys then talk about Greg’s piece on China’s men’s Olympic team, how they almost got uninvited from their own Olympics and how hard these Olympics are to handicap on the men’s side (18:42). Finally, a look at the future for the Anaheim Ducks with players like Mason McTavish and Trevor Zegras in the fold, the job ahead for Pat Verbeek and Brad Marchand being Brad Marchand (26:44).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a discussion on the Canadiens' 7-1 loss to the Devils, the state of the Habs, and whether there's interest in Christian Dvorak. Next, they touch on Brad Marchand and his entire "act" last night against the Penguins including his roughing of Tristan Jarry, and Fluto Shinzawa reporting that Tuukka Rask's comeback may be coming to an end (6:03). Then the two take a look at the goaltending situations in Washington and Colorado (16:50). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte give their thoughts on Edmonton's 4-0 loss to the Golden Knights (20:15).

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Jeff chats with Mark Lazerus about being the focal point of Rocky Wirtz’s tirade and why it’s hard to trust the Blackhawks organization (00:45). Bill Watters talks about his time around Bill Wirtz, and tells some legendary stories about some of the people he’s crossed paths with in the hockey world (17:52). To wrap up, Producer Matt jumps on for a resurrection of “Matty Has Questions” (53:56).

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Elliotte joins Jeff off the top to share some memories of Dan Shulman's late father Arnie. Next, the guys touch on Cubs assistant manager Jeff Greenberg emerging as a candidate for the Blackhawks' GM job, and how many front office hires Chicago may make (2:50). The guys head to Vegas and chat about how the Golden Knights might bring Jack Eichel into the mix cap-wise and lineup-wise, before pivoting to the Leafs and touching on Auston Matthews leaving last night's game against the Canes with an apparent head injury, and Mitch Marner's hot-streak (10:15). To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte talk about the Blues extending Robert Bortuzzo and Logan Brown, and Pat Maroon signing an extension with the Lightning (21:39).

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Jeff chats with Hockey Unfiltered's Ken Campbell about Gary Bettman downplaying Rocky Wirtz’s tantrum, the idea of having a World Cup of Hockey every four years and why Arizona’s arena situation is a potential mess for the league (00:54). To wrap up, The Athletic's Hailey Salvian looks ahead to the upcoming matchup between Canada and the United States in Olympic women's hockey, debates if this is the best Canadian women’s team she’s ever seen and highlights the emergence of Sarah Fillier on the international scene (30:27).

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Jeff is joined by Leafs Nation's Gord Stellick to chat about the performance put on by the city of Las Vegas for All Star Weekend, what to make of Gary Bettman and Bill Daly’s press conference, and more (05:57). Next up, former NHLer Wojtek Wolski looks back on his Olympic experience in 2018 and shares how difficult it may be for this year’s roster to gel together without any pre-tournament games to prepare (33:32).

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Jeff chats with Pete Lenes about his trick shot skills, how they’ve improved since retiring and looking ahead to the breakaway challenge (00:19). Eric Stephens discusses the Pat Verbeek hire, Hampus Lindholm’s future and why Nic Deslauriers is such a good fit for the roster (17:28). Eric Young chats about the impressive season for the Predators and his long career in both wrestling and the media (37:06). To wrap up, Ailish Forfar weighs in on Canada’s matchup against Finland and who could slide into Melodie Daoust’s spot into the lineup (55:28).

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Elliotte joins Producer Matt to start (as Jeff was facing some technical issues) and they touch on Pat Verbeek's press conference in Anaheim after being named GM of the Ducks, and some of the more interesting comments that came out of the availability (2:54). Jeff then joins Elliotte and the two discuss Hampus Lindholm's future in Anaheim, and the challenge facing Verbeek in deciding whether to let the defenceman leave in free agency (7:34). Next, they talk about what the Blackhawks' next move might be following Rocky Wirtz's outburst, whether it impacts the GM search and the team's deadline plans (13:49). To wrap, they look past All-Star weekend and chat about whether Andrew Copp is available, and what the Rangers, Panthers, and Kings might do ahead of the trade deadline (20:30).

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Jeff discusses Rocky Wirtz’s outburst at the team’s town hall, where the organization goes from here and how much fans can trust the organization with Blackhawks beat reporter Ben Pope (0:58). Next, George McPhee looks forward to All-Star weekend in Vegas and the growth of hockey in the area since the arrival of the Golden Knights (18:17). To wrap, actor and former pro hockey player Wyatt Russell chats about his retirement from hockey, how he went about it and the obsession it takes to reach the pinnacle of either hockey or acting (48:31).

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