Jeff and Greg take a trip down memory lane to remember the 04-05 lockout with Bruce Dowbiggin. The guys also get you set for a special MvsW this Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!

Jeff is back with Greg and we take the full 60 minutes to pick apart and dissect the NHL's rule changes announced yesterday. We hold off on Game Show Friday, BUT it's not over just taking a week off. Rules, Rules, Rules!

Greg goes solo today with the training camps a little over a week away and puck drop on the season under a month away. Greg is joined by a fan favourite and first time podcast guest The Royal Half and CSN Chicago Blackhawks reporter Tracey Myers.

Greg goes solo today and gives you behind the scenes descriptions, David Krecji's new deal, new Carolina Hurricanes scout Joe Nieuwendyk and Florida Panthers rookie Aaron join Greg.

Jeff and Greg investigate the Sidney Crosby arrest. There wasn't one, so that's done. The Florida Panthers sign 1st overall pick Aaron Ekblad, so Randy Moller joins the guys and another edition of Going Postal!

Greg and Jeff discuss donuts, Vegas Baby! And the possibility of expansion in the NHL with more than one team, maybe more than three teams. New Oilers analyst Drew Remenda joins the guys and Jeff's favourite, Game Show Friday!

Jeff and Greg return from the weekend asking you for your "Dream Team". The guys talk everybody's favourite team, the Maple Leafs with Steve Dangle and some of the summer's bigger storylines and Ottawa's goalie situation.

Jeff and Greg talk to the world's most famous hockey dad, Walter Gretzky. He tells us which of his son's records is his favourite and explains just how close Wayne was to becoming a Maple Leaf. The guys also discuss the future of Jumbo Joe in San Jose.

Greg and Jeff discuss Pumpkin Ale, more analytics, what it's like to break news, the Leafs new analytic hirings with Chris Johnston and the Draft Lottery changes.

Jeff and Greg get back on the Game Show Friday wagon with some College Hockey trivia. Discuss Gary Bettman's legs and are joined by Detroit Red Wings GM Ken Holland to discuss his head coach's future in Motown.