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Jeff chats about Timo Meier’s great season and what the future holds for Tomas Hertl in San Jose with Sharks studio analyst Drew Remenda (0:23). Next, Anthony Stewart talks about Willie O’Ree’s impact on his career, how to solve the Leafs’ struggles, and how difficult coaching minor hockey has been during the pandemic (18:00). Afterwards, The Athletic's Sara Civian looks at the question of which team is the best in the NHL and what the Hurricanes might look to add ahead of the trade deadline (49:07).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to talk about the news that the Leafs and Senators will be able to have 50 percent capacity at home games starting February 21st and full capacity March 14th, and the financial damage to the NHL and salary cap (0:14). Next, a talk about Toronto's loss to the Rangers, Sheldon Keefe's post-game comments, Jake Muzzin's health status, and whether the team is looking to make a move ahead of the deadline (2:14). They chat about the GM interview process in Vancouver as the Canucks inch closer to making a decision, Kent Hughes' introductory press conference in Montreal, and whether moving Ben Chiarot is the first order of business for Hughes (13:03). To finish, they touch on this important stretch for the Oilers which starts with a matchup against the Panthers (17:32).

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Jeff chats with Panthers GM Bill Zito talks about what he’s liked about Sam Bennett and the team’s play this season (2:07). Next, Ryan Callahan stops by to chat about Victor Hedman’s incredible performance with only four defenseman and why Brayden Point is so valuable to the Lightning (21:28). To wrap, National NHL and Kraken writer Ryan Clark looks at Joonas Donskoi going scoreless all season, what direction Seattle might go ahead of the trade deadline, and how the market has handled the team's losing this season (51:57).

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The guys open with a chat about Victor Hedman's incredible performance against the LA Kings, and how integral the defenceman is to the Lightning's success (0:46). Next, they touch on the Panthers and the team's possible interest in Jakob Chychrun, the price for the defenceman, the latest on the Canucks' GM search, whether the Oilers are on the hunt for a goaltender, and possible candidates (6:03). Then they talk about the front office situation in Chicago, the potential for staff turnover, before finishing with their thoughts on the Leon Draisaitl-Jim Matheson situation (17:56).

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 chats with Eric Engels about the Canadiens’ hiring of Kent Hughes as the team's new GM, Patrick Roy wanting to get back to the NHL, and what the next steps are for the Habs organization (1:15). Next, Greg Wyshynski weighs in on the Canadiens’ news, why Pat Brisson hasn’t gotten a GM job yet, and which team is the most interesting to him down the stretch (20:24). Afterwards, commissioner Tyler Tumminia discusses the latest news with the PHF, the influx of money for the league, and having players participate in the ECHL All-Star Game (50:36).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to give his thoughts on Canadiens' hiring of Kent Hughes as the team's new general manager, what fans should know about Hughes, first orders of business for the organization, and how this process has shown how valuable Daniel Brière is to the Philadelphia Flyers (0:35). The guys then talk about the soon-to-be released updated NHL schedule, and reports the league will refrain from testing asymptomatic players after the All-Star break (11:18). Later, they look ahead to Willie O'Ree's jersey retirement tonight in Boston, and shoutout the Carnegie Initiative Inaugural Summit (15:32).

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Jeff chats with Shane Doan about putting together the Canadian men's Olympic hockey team and Claude Julien taking the reins as the head coach of the squad (3:05). Next, Scott Laughlin talks about the imminent return of Jack Eichel, if we’ve forgotten how good he and Carey Price are, as well as Keith Yandle approaching the iron man streak record (19:25). Finally, Ken Wiebe looks at the one month anniversary of Paul Maurice’s departure in Winnipeg and how the team might approach their roster ahead of the trade deadline (49:50).

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the latest on the Habs' GM search, when an announcement could be expected, and the timing for the Canadiens to fill other front office positions (0:08). Next, they take a look at the Canucks' general manager search, and talk about whether Patrik Allvin is still the frontrunner for the gig (6:55). The guys reflect on Chris Pronger's legacy ahead of the Hall of Famer's jersey retirement in St. Louis, before pivoting and discussing the latest on the John Klingberg situation in Dallas and how close the Stars are to a deal (12:13). To finish, they give their thoughts on Connor McDavid's postgame press conference following the Oilers' latest loss, and the tough spot Ken Holland is in (19:12).

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Jeff discusses Calgary’s recent struggles, the lack of a reaction after Milan Lucic’s fight and if there’s a Mark Giordano reunion in the future with Eric Francis (0:17). Next, Mike Rupp talks about Nikita Kucherov not missing a beat since returning from injury, the resurgence of the Bruins and the place for fighting in the NHL (17:32). Later, Louie DeBrusk reminisces about his old friend Dave Semenko and chats about the potential fit of Evander Kane with the Oilers (48:22).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to chat about Elias Pettersson's struggles, and how the Canucks need to figure out how to get him going (0:19). Next, they touch on the Flames' tough loss to the Senators and how flat the team looked (4:04). Then the guys head to Boston to give their thoughts on Tuukka Rask's successful season debut, before pivoting to the Islanders' win over the Devils, and whether the team has a chance to put itself back into playoff contention (8:51). The two discuss whether the Predators are the real deal, what David Poile may do with Filip Forsberg amid negotiations with the forward, and what Juuse Saros has done in Nashville (15:31). They finish with a chat about Vezina Trophy voting, a story from the year the Jim Gregory (GM of the Year) Award was introduced, and confirmation regarding Jeff's Marchand-Krug-puck anecdote (21:24).

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.