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Jeff chats with Émilie Castonguay about her new role as Canucks AGM, and gets her thoughts on her former client Marie-Philip Poulin (0:36). Next, Mike Kelly gives his thoughts on the best lines the NHL has seen this season, and which goalie he has as the best up until the midway point of the year (20:41). Later, Craig Morgan weighs in on the story he broke about the Coyotes and a potential deal to play games at Arizona State University’s arena (42:04). To finish, Producer Matt chats with Jeff about Taylor Hall’s hit on Nathan MacKinnon and offers some historical reference on the potential arena capacity for a temporary Coyotes home (55:21).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a chat on the reports that the Coyotes are looking to use Arizona State University's 5000-seat capacity arena as a temporary home, the future of the franchise and potential for relocation, and how the NHLPA may view this. Next, they touch on whether this is a way to try to get Glendale back on the table, issues of where the Coyotes would practice, and Gary Bettman's commitment to hockey in Arizona (6:16). Then a check-in on the Evander Kane situation and how close the league is to wrapping up its investigation, Taylor Hall's collision with Nathan MacKinnon, the Avalanche's deadline plans, and who they may pursue (13:42). To wrap, they look ahead to Drew Doughty's 1000th game as the Kings get set to face to the Islanders (20:35).

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We hear from Patrik Allvin and Jim Rutherford following Allvin’s hire as the new GM of the Canucks (1:50). Next, Thomas Drance weighs in on the press conference and what the biggest takeaways were from both Allvin and Rutherford (33:22). Afterwards, Josh Getzoff discusses what the Canucks are getting in Allvin (who left his post as AGM in Pittsburgh to accept his new role in Vancouver), the Penguins’ latest winning streak and what expectations are ahead of the trade deadline (55:18).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss what kind of punishment Sabres goalie Aaron Dell could be facing after elbowing Senators forward Drake Batherson, and Ottawa's lack of a response (2:44). Next, they chat about the hiring of Patrik Allvin as Canucks GM, whether there might be an increased role in the organization for Ryan Johnson, and who might replace Allvin in Pittsburgh (6:11). Then a look the Flyers, takeaways from Dave Scott and Chuck Fletcher's press conference, Philly players that could be on the move, and whether Johnny Gaudreau could be a fit with the team (12:09). Afterwards, they talk about the Capitals' interest in Marc-André Fleury, and where the Red Wings are at with Filip Zadina (21:21).

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Jeff looks back on the life and career of Clark Gillies with long-time linemate and fellow Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier (0:46). Next, David Quinn talks about getting the opportunity to coach the US Men’s Olympic team and this edition’s roster construction (20:37). To finish, Kevin Woodley takes a deep dive into the “goalie controversy” in St. Louis between Jordan Binnington and Ville Husso, as well as Tuukka Rask’s struggles since returning to the NHL (47:34).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to chat about Tuukka Rask's struggles, and Bruins fans chanting for Jeremy Swayman (0:26). Next, they discuss the hiring of Émilie Castonguay as Canucks AGM, Elliotte's chat with Angela Gorgone Swartz who was the first woman to serve as an AGM in the NHL, the GM spot being empty still in Vancouver, and who ultimately will have final say in decisions in the Canucks organization (3:49). Then the guys discuss the Canadian men's Olympic hockey roster, Josh Ho-Sang's inclusion and why the Leafs refrained from calling him up to the NHL, and whether these games could be a springboard for Eric Staal to get back into the NHL (13:51). To finish, they touch on what to expect from Chuck Fletcher as the Flyers GM gets set to address the media Wednesday amidst the team's 12-game losing streak, Justin Faulk's comments about Canada, and Erik Karlsson's forearm surgery (16:50).

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Jeff chats about memories of Clark Gillies and the Capitals' topsy-turvy few weeks with Alan May (0:45). Next, EJ Hradek also weighs in on the life of Gillies and how the Penguins continue to be one of the league’s best (18:22). Finally, Darren Pang looks at the Blues’ goaltending tandem, if there is a controversy, and why a player like Ivan Barbashev flies under the radar (52:27).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a chat on Oilers goaltender Mikko Koskinen's solid outing Saturday against the Flames (0:29). Next, the guys comment on Keith Yandle who's set to tie Doug Jarvis' ironman record tonight, before taking a look at Calgary and what to make of the team this season, and the goaltending situation in St. Louis amid Ville Husso's excellent play in net for the Blues (1:42). Later, the guys touch on what to expect from the Kraken for the rest of the season, Bruce Boudreau coaching his 1000th game, and Petr Mrázek getting it done for the Leafs on Saturday (11:06). To finish, they remember Islanders legend Clark Gillies (20:19).

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Dan Murphy joins Jeff to discuss why Elias Pettersson’s game has turned around and Bruce Boudreau’s impact on the Canucks' offensive-minded players (0:24). Next, Frank Seravalli weighs in on the trade market for the Oilers at the goaltending position, the Rangers’ willingness to move Alexandar Georgiev and the interest in Artturi Lehkonen across the league (19:26). Then a snippet of Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf from 32 Thoughts: The Podcast (40:16). To finish, John Bartlett looks ahead to the Hockey Night in Canada matchup between the Canadiens and Avalanche, as well as the intrigue with Colorado ahead of the trade deadline (49:08).

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Jeff and Elliotte open with a talk about the Oilers' loss to Florida, the team's goaltending situation, the tension in the organization, and whether Edmonton has reached its breaking point (1:02). Next, the guys touch on the Panthers' relentlessness, the Canucks' GM search, J.T. Miller trade rumours, and what to make of the team (7:27). Then a chat about the the Flyers and what changes might be coming, and last night's chippy affair between the Bruins and Capitals which saw Brad Marchand leave the game injured following a hit from Garnet Hathaway (14:37). To wrap, the guys talk about the state of the Jets following the team's loss to the Predators, and the 10th annual Hockey Talks game tonight in Vancouver (21:47).

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.