Kathryn Tappen, Anson Carter, and Patrick Sharp discuss COVID-19’s impact around the league. They give their Rocket Richard Trophy picks and touch on Auston Matthews’ hot start in Toronto. Plus, Ace sits down for an interview with Florida Panthers Assistant GM Brett Peterson.  

Start-3:30 Super Bowl recap

3:30-6:00 COVID-19's impact on the NHL

6:00-9:30 David Pastrnak's return to the Bruins lineup

9:30-13:00 Can Auston Matthews win the Rocket Richard Trophy?

13:00-37:00 Anson Carter with Panthers Assistant GM Brett Peterson

37:00-End Anson reflects on his interview with Brett Peterson

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Kathryn Tappen, Anson Carter, and Dominic Moore discuss the Jim Rutherford resignation and how it impacts the Penguins. They give their PointsBet picks to win the East Division after the first few weeks of the season and break down Edmonton’s dynamic duo in the North. Plus, they debate whether or not Tom Brady can take down Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. 

Start-6:40 Jim Rutherford's resignation & Penguins injury issues

6:40-13:10 PointsBet odds and picks for the East Division

13:10-20:40 What is wrong with the Rangers?

20:40-25:10 Can McDavid and Draisaitl carry the Oilers in the North Division?

25:10-29:25 Would Dominic and Anson have liked to play in the current divisions?

29:25-End Super Bowl picks

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Liam McHugh, Patrick Sharp, and Keith Jones break down the Dubois-Laine trade and how the division odds have shifted in favor of both teams on PointsBet. They discuss Montreal’s impressive start in the North Division and if it is sustainable. Plus, Sharpie relives his first career NHL hat trick. 

Start-17:35 Breakdown of the Dubois-Laine trade

17:35-23:20 Pointsbet Odds for Jets and Blue Jackets after the trade

23:20-26:55 Are the Canadiens for real?

26:55-29:15 Are the Oilers good enough to make the playoffs?

29:15-End Pius Suter's hat trick has Sharpie headed down memory lane

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Kathryn Tappen, Patrick Sharp, and Anson Carter give their early season impressions to begin the year. They break down the Pierre-Luc Dubois trade situation in Columbus and talk about Bobby Ryan’s hot start in Detroit. Plus, they give their picks to win the Central Division.

Start-13:45 Early season impressions

13:45-18:30 What to do with Pierre-Luc Dubois?

19:00-21:30 Central Division odds breakdown

21:30-25:30 Is this finally the year in Buffalo?

25:30-29:10 Bobby Ryan's Red Wings Renaissance

29:10-end Anson's reflection on diversity in hockey

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Kathryn Tappen, Keith Jones, and Eddie Olczyk discuss the top storylines ahead of the new NHL season. They break down odds for the Stanley Cup, and Edzo gives you his sleeper to win it all. Plus, what to make of Zdeno Chara on the Caps, and how much will the Blackhawks miss Jonathan Toews?

Start-8:45 Thoughts on condensed schedule and new division format

08:45-16:25 Chara, Thornton among big names in new places

16:25-19:25 Is this finally the year for the Sabres?

19:25-24:00 Impact of Toews, Kucherov, Lundqvist absences

24:00-29:00 Favorites to win the Stanley Cup

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Liam McHugh, Keith Jones, and Patrick Sharp react to the reports that the NHL and NHLPA are nearing the completion of a massive agreement that would not only cover this year's Return to Play protocols, but also serve as an extension to the Collective Bargaining Agreement. The guys discuss Edmonton and Toronto emerging as hub city favorites, as well as what it would mean for the NHL to return to the Olympics. Plus, a breakdown of the Qualifying Round series in both conferences.

Start-4:45 Edmonton, Toronto new hub city frontrunners

4:45-8:45 NHL, NHLPA Nearing CBA Extension, including Olympic Participation               

8:45-13:00     Other return to play details

14:00-23:00 Eastern Conference Qualifying Round preview

23:50-End Western Conference Qualifying Round preview

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Liam McHugh, Keith Jones, and Patrick Sharp break down this year's Hockey Hall of Fame class. Sharpie tells a hilarious Jarome Iginla story from their 2009 playoff encounter, while Jonesy explains how he helped Kevin Lowe to his 6th and final Stanley Cup in 1994. Plus, a conversation on which non-HOF members deserve to be elected the most. The show wraps up with a 3-round fantasy draft, as the guys try to build a team to win the Cup in this year's modified format.

Start-11:08 - Reaction to this year's HOF class (Holland, Hossa, Iginla, Lowe, St-Pierre, Wilson)

11:10-16:45 - Who should be in the HOF that is not? Mogilny? Alfredsson? Tkachuk?

16:45-End - Fantasy draft for this year's 24-team playoff tournament

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Liam McHugh, Patrick Sharp, and Keith Jones address the big news out of Buffalo yesterday, as GM Jason Botterill and numerous others in the hockey operations department were let go. Can the new regime under Kevyn Adams finally build a winning team around Jack Eichel and Rasmus Dahlin? Plus, the guys pick their winners for the Hart, Vezina, Calder, Jack Adams, and Norris trophies - a discussion that includes Jonesy calling John Carlson "miles ahead" of any other d-man.

Start-12:45 Breaking down the front office overhaul in Buffalo

12:45-16:35 What will life in the "bubble" be like?

19:10-22:50 Discussion on potential hub cities as the official announcement nears

22:50-34:30 Handicapping some of the major awards

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Liam McHugh hosts a conversation between Jamal Mayers, Blake Bolden, and Anson Carter - three members of the NHL's soon-to-be-announced Player Inclusion Committee. Their wide-ranging discussion includes their goals for the committee, the powerful "In Union There Is Strength" social media video that Anson produced, their recommendations for fostering change at all levels of hockey, and much more.

2:40-5:35 Anson's inspiration for producing his powerful video

5:35-8:50 Jamal, Blake, and Anson discuss their new role with the NHL

8:50-12:55 How can NHL players make a difference beyond offering support on social media?

12:55-17:10 Ways to foster a more inclusive environment at the youth level

17:10-20:45 Examples of how diversity can lead to positive change in the sport

20:50-24:30 Importance of making people feel comfortable to speak up

24:30-End Anson's passionate closing remarks

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Liam McHugh, Keith Jones, and Patrick Sharp break down the NHL's return to play format. They focus on a few intriguing Qualification Round series in each conference, discuss the hub city process, and debate the merits of bracket-style vs. re-seeding once the playoff field is down to 16 teams.

3:55-5:40 Is the Return to Play format fair?

6:45-8:05 Hub city discussion

8:05-10:50 Can Montreal upset Pittsburgh?

10:50-13:40 Intriguing Hurricanes-Rangers matchup

13:40- 15:50 Bracket vs Re-seed debate

16:30-18:45 What to make of Oilers vs Blackhawks

18:45-21:05 Coin flip between Coyotes & Predators

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