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Jeff and Elliotte touch on the imminent arrival of Tuukka Rask in Boston and what the team may do with Jeremy Swayman (0:39). Next, they talk about the Oilers' loss to the Leafs, Ilya Mikheyev's future in Toronto, Jack Campbell's play this season and what his next contract might look like (1:57). Then the guys discuss Niko Mikkola mixing it up with Sidney Crosby, Elias Pettersson being placed in COVID protocol, Gerard Gallant and Ryan Reeves' returns to Vegas, and Flames-Lightning (10:26). To wrap, it's a look at the Flyers' struggles, where the organization goes from here, Claude Giroux's future in Philly, Dallas' return to action with a matchup against the Panthers, and Marco Rossi's NHL debut (17:14).

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Jeff chats with Shayna Goldman about which players are the best when it comes to specific shot types and how some of the young Ranger players have performed this season (0:57). Then David Amber looks at how incredible the Panthers have been this season and if Connor McDavid being out of the Oilers’ lineup actually gives the team a break (15:24). To wrap, Colby Armstrong talks about how much fun it is to watch Cale Makar and which players have had the biggest impact on the Penguins’ winning streak (43:09).

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Elliotte and Jeff discuss Vegas goaltender Logan Thompson's NHL debut vs. the Predators, before pivoting to the Oilers and Mikko Koskinen's comments after being called out by Dave Tippett earlier in the week (0:15). Next, the guys touch on Edmonton's matchup tonight against the Leafs, how close Ken Holland is to making some type of move, and how the GM has handled coaches in the past (5:15). Then the guys chat about Panthers-Flames, how good Florida is, and Sergei Bobrovsky's return to form (8:31). They discuss why Ben Chiarot might be a good fit with the Blues, the play of Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas, and the news that Paul Kariya and Scott Niedermayer will help aid the Ducks' GM search (12:50). To wrap, Jeff proposes an interesting race for the All-Star Skills Competition (23:56).

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Jeff is joined by Andrew Raycroft to talk about the Bruins’ line shuffling and whether we are close to seeing Tuukka Rask back in Boston (1:29). Next, Mark Spector weighs in on the Oilers' loss to the Rangers, the team's goaltending woes and lack of depth (19:23). To wrap, Ryan Pike looks at the arena deal that fell through between the Flames and the City of Calgary and discusses whether the two sides could get back to the negotiating table any time soon (47:14).

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Elliotte and Jeff give their thoughts on Dave Tippett's postgame press conference following Edmonton's loss to the Rangers, and take a look at some interesting Oilers' stats (0:13). Next they chat about what should be first on Ken Holland's "to-do" list, and the timeframe for the organization to make a change (4:30). The guys tee-up tonight's Flames-Panthers matchup and Predators-Golden Knights, and talk about where Tanner Jeannot stands in the Calder race (10:37). To finish, they touch on Calgary's arena situation, and a name to watch in Vancouver as Jim Rutherford looks to hire front office staff (20:54).

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Jeff is joined by Doug Armstrong to talk about how the future of the Blues with players like Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas, as well as how the leadership group has helped guide them through difficult times (0:59). Then Gord Stellick goes down memory lane and chats about the evolution of how owners run teams before recapping the Leafs’ big win over the weekend (20:23). To wrap, Eric Engels looks at what “wins” Montreal needs this season and if we will see Carey Price at all (51:11).

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Elliotte joins Jeff to discuss the timeline for the Canadiens to hire a General Manager, a possible candidate to keep an eye on, why he's most curious about the Ducks' GM search, and names in the Vancouver mix (1:14). Next, the guys touch on the Stars' hiring of Steve Greeley as Director of Hockey Strategy/Scouting and Development and break down what it means for the organization (7:55). To finish, they talk about the Oilers' recent struggles, Ken Holland's mindset, and players that could be on the move around the league (13:45).

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Jeff chats with Gary Lawless about the improvement from the Vegas Golden Knights, Robin Lehner’s season and Chandler Stephenson flying under the radar (1:00). Greg Wyshynski talks about being a colleague with Mark Messier, what he remembers from his career and how today’s players have changed off the ice (18:55). To wrap up, We hear a clip of Messier’s interview from the upcoming 32 Thoughts podcast (52:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the potential of expanding rosters and how it might work. Next, they look at the Boston Bruins, Zach Senyshyn asking for a trade and the lack of success for the Bruins in the 2015 draft. Finally, they look back on the “what ifs” in draft history.

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Jeff is joined by Wasserman Hockey Executive VP Jeff Jackson to talk about NHLers not going to the Olympics and if the players are looking now towards a World Cup of Hockey (1:21). Jonathan Davis looks at the surprising success for the Anaheim Ducks and why the LA Kings might be a dark horse to trade for Jakob Chychrun (18:15). Tyler Tumminia discusses the Premier Hockey Federation’s new deal with Upper Deck and its importance to the league (41:54).

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.