On this show the guys talk about the arena issues facing Hamilton and Peterborough, should the OHL have officials live tweeting during games to explain calls like the NBA has tried and they discuss the OHL's West Division and how the Grey hounds and Spirit are the hottest teams in the league and getting very little attention.

On this show the guys talk about the suddenly hot North Bay Battalion, who will make a better pro Felhaber or Brazeau and they take a look at the rookie scoring race.

The guys argue about the OHL trade deadline and how it can effect teams, fans and attendance.

The guys discuss the struggling Sudbury Wolves, why teams go "all in" for playoff runs and trying to play games with key match-ups while players are at the World Junior Championships.

The guys had to record on a Monday, when they thought the Owen Tippett suspension was reduced to one game (as crazy as even one game is) so there's that small discussion, they also went off in a dozen directions on many topics. I believe this will be called the "we had no plan" podcast.

This week the guys discuss the recent Mike DiPietro trade to Ottawa and with World Juniors camp rosters being announced this week, who might be missed the most by his OHL team while they are gone.

The guys discuss a couple of the trades that were made in the last week, hazing in the OHL and they examine the hit hit by Barrie Colt Chris Cameron that got him suspended.

Matt, DJ and Darren talk about the Saginaw Spirit choosing to make a coaching change, the Niagara IceDogs make a big roster change and there is even some talk about OHL team logo's.

On this show - the Ottawa 67's and London Knights look to be the teams to beat in each conference, can anyone challenge them? Flint has made some questionable trades in the last few weeks and seven goalies have a save percentage about .920 as of this taping, are the goalies that good or is there something else there?

On this show Matt, DJ and Darren talk about how the return of Alex Formenton and Evan Bouchard will effect the London Knights and the Western Conference, they celebrate the first win of the season for the Flint Firebirds and discuss why OA's and 19 years olds hold down 16 of the top 20 spots in the scoring race.