Dan Rosen is joined by NHL Network’s Kevin Weekes, Kevin discusses the Penguins/Wild trade and explains why he thinks Jason Zucker is a great fit for Pittsburgh. Kevin also chats about McDavid’s injury, the NY Rangers goalie situation, the struggles for Pekka Rinne, and offers some sage advice for Filip Forsberg (5:00). NHL.com’s Amalie Benjamin hops on the line from Vancouver to talk about Sedin Week, a unique story she’s working on with Cammi Granato, and what the Boston Bruins may be looking for at the deadline (30:30).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke break down the trade between the Toronto Maple Leafs and LA Kings, they banter about other moves that Kyle Dubas may make, and wonder what’s next for the Winnipeg Jets and Dustin Byfuglien (2:00). Brian Compton hops on the line to talk about what Lou Lamoriello may do at the trade deadline, Chris Kreider’s future, and his favorite under the radar the team (12:30). LA Kings Defensemen Matt Roy and Sean Walker join the show to chat about the upcoming Stadium Series, their path to the NHL, what they’ve learned from Drew Doughty and the Kings rebuild (35:12). Dan and Shawn wrap up the pod talking about Ovechkin, the Colorado Avalanche and what to expect surrounding the Stadium Series in Colorado Springs (49:32).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke start the podcast talking about the revived intrigue surrounding the Battle of Alberta and the dynamic between Tkachuk, Kassian and Draisaitl. They look at Matthew and Brady Tkachuk’s style of play and compare them to other scrappy players in NHL history (3:00). They wonder what Doug Armstrong might do at the trade deadline and dissect whether Chris Kreider makes sense for the St. Louis Blues (7:00). Vancouver Canucks goalie Jacob Markstrom joins the show to chat about his contract negotiations, why Vancouver has been a perfect fit for him, his NHL journey and what makes Elias Pettersson special (12:00). NHL.com’s Tom Gulitti hops on the line to talk about Alex Ovechkin’s quest to track down Wayne Gretzky’s goal record, Braden Holtby’s future and what the Islanders may do at the deadline (26:40). Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Frederik Anderson sits down with the guys to chat about the 2nd half of the season and the challenges the Leafs faced with the coaching change (44:32). They wrap up the show debating what the Sharks may do with Thornton and Marleau at the trade deadline (52:13).

NHL.com's Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke record a special episode during All-Star weekend from St. Louis. They dissect and debate the NHL's all-decade first and second teams (2:00). NBC analyst and 3-time Stanley Cup winner Patrick Sharp joins them to break down the all-decade team selections, he shares his thoughts on each all-decade player, and agonizes over some of the difficult choices that were made. Sharp also looks ahead to the rest of the season, and shares his thoughts on the Tampa Bay Lightning, Chicago Blackhawks and Alex Ovechkin (8:35). Minnesota Wild All-Star Eric Staal chats with the guys about his favorite All-Star memories, dealing with trade deadline distractions as a player, and the Wild's playoff chances (35:15). Chris Pronger sits down to give his all-decade selections and thoughts on the Florida Panthers. Plus, he has an interesting take on Ovechkin's chances of tracking down Wayne Gretzky's goal record (47:40). 

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke start the show by debating what the best game and who best team was of the decade (3:00). They chat about the Columbus Blue Jackets and dissect how the team has been so good lately (7:00). Blue Jackets Captain Nick Foligno joins the show to discuss Elvis Merzlikins, John Tortorella’s tactics, what’s clicking for the Blue Jackets and his choice for team of the decade (9:50). Kendall Coyne hops on the line to talk about the women’s 3 on 3 tournament at the All Star Game in St. Louis, the San Jose Sharks, Alexander Ovechkin, and the Chicago Blackhawks (28:00). Dan and Shawn close out the show talking about who the best American born player is, and toss around some ideas on how the All Star Game may evolve in the future (41:00).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke share their thoughts on the Vegas Golden Knights coaching move, and wonder whether Pete DeBoer is an upgrade over Gerard Gallant (3:00). They try to figure out what the future is for the New Jersey Devils and welcome in Martin Brodeur to discuss his new role with the Devils, what went wrong this season, Corey Schneider’s struggles, and what he thinks of the lacrosse goal trend (13:00). NHL.com’s Mike Zeisberger hops on the line from Ottawa to chat about Pete DeBoer, the Maple Leafs, the Canadiens, and the Battle of Alberta (34:00).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke discuss the Nashville Predators firing Peter Laviolette and hiring John Hynes, and welcome Predators TV analyst Chris Mason onto the pod to chat about the coaching change in Nashville (7:00). NHL.com columnist Nick Cotsonika hops on the line to banter about bubble teams, the Binnington call-up anniversary, expectations in Edmonton and McDavid’s sick goal (23:00). Dan sits down with Dallas Stars defenseman John Klingberg (44:00).  They close out the show discussing the Rangers goalie situation with the call-up of Igor Shesterkin, the Tampa Bay Lightning finding their groove and Vancouver’s chances of sustaining success (49:00).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke debate the impact Taylor Hall will have on the Arizona Coyotes and survey what’s in store for the NJ Devils moving forward. They look at the current trade market, other trade dominoes to fall, and wonder if Ilya Kovalchuk has anything left in the tank (2:00). The guys are joined by Arizona Coyotes GM, John Chayka to discuss the Taylor Hall acquisition, why it made sense for the Coyotes, the buzz surrounding the franchise, and the rising expectations in the desert (11:00). Dan and Shawn applaud Jon Cooper for benching Nikita Kucherov and welcome in NHL.com’s Mike Morreale to discuss the state of the NJ Devils and preview the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships (30:00).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke debate whether firing Pete DeBoer was the right move for the Sharks, discuss the NHL’s 4-point plan, and question how the Dallas Stars handle Jim Montgomery being let go (2:00).  They welcome in Dallas Stars interim head coach Rick Bowness, Rick explains the difficult nature surrounding the circumstances of Jim Montgomery’s departure, why he thinks the team can continue to play well and shares some thoughts on how he’s adapted to coaching younger players in the NHL (13:00). Tom Guilitti joins the guys to discuss potential UFA trade targets, the Capitals goalie situation moving forward and potential landing spots for Pete DeBoer (38:00). Dan and Shawn finish up the pod discussing what the Rangers may do with Henrik Lundqvist and Alexander Georgiev (53:57).

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke wonder if the Sheldon Keefe honeymoon in Toronto is over, chat about the NJ Devils future and what teams may be a landing spot for Taylor Hall (5:00). They welcome in Nashville Predators radio analyst Hal Gill to talk about PK Subban’s return to Nashville, the Preds goalie situation, and why John Carlson and Cale Makar have had special seasons (15:00).  Amalie Benjamin checks in from Boston to discuss how the Bruins are handling the injured Patrice Bergeron and Pastrnak’s chances of scoring 50 goals in 50 games (37:00).