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Jeff and Elliotte open with their thoughts on Rocky Wirtz's comments from the Chicago Blackhawks' Town Hall, just how damaging his remarks were, and whether there's anything that Gary Bettman can do about this situation (7:05). Later, they comment on the hiring of Pat Verbeek as Ducks GM, what the hiring means for the internal candidates, and job number one for Verbeek (19:49). To finish, the guys discuss what they're looking for at this weekend's All-Star festivities in Vegas, and the evolution of the event (25:15).

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Jeff is joined by Mike Russo to talk all things Minnesota Wild, including Kevin Fiala’s offensive resurgence and Jordan Greenway’s three-year extension (1:03). To finish, we hear from the NHL's Chief Content Officer Steve Mayer’s appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast and Producer Matt quickly discusses the idea of a backwards skating competition at All-Star weekend (17:40).

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Jeff welcomes back Greg to the fold for his weekly appearance and wonders how many old podcast references they can get into one segment. The guys talk about what they like about Las Vegas, hosting the All-Star Game there and why it can be a real win for the NHL (1:02). Next, they look at the NHL’s balance of trying to find new fans and keeping the traditional ones and Jeff’s theory on the Florida Panthers (12:08). Finally, Jeff and Greg discuss the Bruins' decision to bring back Tuukka Rask, Igor Shesterkin's play in net for the Rangers, which teams move the needle for the NHL and why the Sabres fly under the radar in that discussion (21:34).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a brief look at the Coyotes' win over the Avalanche, before moving on to Predators' forward Tanner Jeannot's impressive rookie campaign, John Hynes' impact in Nashville, and how the team has been reborn (1:20). The guys also touch on the Central Division's toughness, Rob Blake's comments to Elliotte for his 32 Thoughts blog regarding the Kings' deadline plans, and Dustin Brown's future (12:50). To wrap, a talk about key dates for the Coyotes regarding the team's Tempe arena proposal (19:16).

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Jeff chats with Manon Rheaume about her upcoming participation in the NHL All-Star Skills Challenge and finally getting back into the net after all these years (0:25). Next, Anthony Stewart looks back on Hockey Day in Canada, why he likes younger players trying to add skill moves to their repertoire, plus the struggles of Leafs' netminder Jack Campbell (18:46). Later, Shayna Goldman breaks down the best line across the NHL, and chats about the US Women’s Olympic team (49:20).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a discussion on the Panthers' third line of Mason Marchment, Anton Lundell, and Sam Reinhart. Next, they talk about the Anaheim Ducks' GM search, Pat Verbeek being a candidate, and Chicago announcing its GM search committee (4:33). They chat about Jake Muzzin's concussion setback, how it may impact the Leafs' deadline plans, and the continued evolution of Auston Matthews (9:41). The guys touch on the NHL no longer testing vaccinated, asymptomatic players daily, and why taxi squads may be coming to an end (16:23). To wrap, a discussion about whether the Olympics are a "demo tape" for Eric Staal regarding a possible NHL return, and what Evan Bouchard brings to the Oilers' powerplay (20:57).

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.

Jeff looks back on Carey Price’s press conference and what moves could be coming for the Canadiens with Eric Engels (00:35). Next up, former netminder Steve Valiquette tells some stories about Henrik Lundqvist, what made him so great and how much he tinkered with his equipment (18:03). To wrap up, Avalanche play-by-play voice Marc Moser reflects on Colorado's incredible run and how the team has found success despite a few stops and starts for Nathan MacKinnon (48:26).

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Jeff and Elliotte comment on the passing of former NHL player and coach Mike Nykoluk, and take a trip down memory lane (0:11). Next, they take a look at Canucks trade chatter involving J.T. Miller and Conor Garland (among others), and Jim Rutherford's mindset as the trade deadline approaches (4:13). Then they head to Montreal and discuss the spotlight on Jeff Petry following Zack Kassian's hit on goaltender Samuel Montembeault and the lack of response from the Canadiens, Petry's future in Montreal, when the defenceman could be moved, and how close Anaheim and Chicago are to hiring new GMs (10:44). To wrap, the guys talk about the rollin' Avalanche, and where they're headed at the deadline (20:31).

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Jeff chats with Jon Morosi about "The Michigan" and debates if it’s lost its lustre, before weighing the impact of the Red Wings' big rookies this season (00:12). Next up, Damien Cox discusses Evander Kane's new deal with Edmonton and if “the code” really does exist in the NHL (16:12). To wrap up, Ron MacLean tees up Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada and looks back on his time hosting both Hockey Day in Canada as well as Hometown Hockey (44:45).

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Jeff and Elliotte give their takeaways from Evander Kane's press conference, and chat about the Oilers' thinking behind adding the forward (0:13). Then they head to Winnipeg and take a look at the Jets' struggles, and how the team has seemed to have lost its identity (4:52). Next, the guys share some thoughts on Henrik Lundqvist ahead of his jersey retirement, and chat about some of the best Russian defencemen of all-time as Sergei Zubov's jersey gets retired Friday night in Dallas (12:40). To wrap, the guys talk about Quinton Byfield's impressive first NHL goal (18:30).

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.