On this episode, analytic-minded Andrew Berkshire joins Rory and Ryan to examine Alex Galchenyuk’s relationship with the Habs and Ottawa’s often-confounding results. The boys also weigh in on Vegas’s hot start and the re-invention of Steven Stamkos.

On this episode, Sportsnet columnist Mark Spector joins Ryan and Rory to examine the Oilers’ awful start and figure out if the team is actually in trouble. The boys also play a game of buy or sell that involves the Leafs, Devils and Red Wings.

On this episode, Ryan and Rory identify which early-season trends they think will hold and which are bound to change. Are the Leafs a contender? Is Montreal truly awful? Will the Jets ever get a goalie? The boys also weigh in on Ovie and Vegas.

We’re counting down the days to the 2017-18 NHL season, so on this week’s show, Ryan and Rory take a stab at a few bold predictions. How many of them will come true this season?

On this episode, the boys wrap their division previews with a look at the Atlantic. Sportsnet’s Luke Fox drops by to talk Leafs and Sens, then Sportsnet’s Eric Engels jumps on the line to translate an interesting off-season for the Canadiens.

On this episode, Ryan and Rory look back at the NHL rookie tournaments, focusing on one player from each Canadian club. Also, Isabelle Khurshudyan of the Washington Post joins the boys to help preview the Metropolitan Division.

On this episode, Ryan and Rory preview the Central Division, also known as the NHL’s “Group of Death.” Sportsnet’s Sean Reynolds gives his in-depth take on the Winnipeg Jets and the boys agonize over which Central teams will make the playoffs.

Ryan and Rory are back with a pacific divison preview featuring Sportsnet’s senior hockey columnist Mark Spector.

With Rory on vacation, Sportsnet’s Luke Fox joins Ryan to chat about the sorry Habs defence, leftovers in the UFA pile and Canada’s no-NHLer Olympic squad. The boys also bring in Steve Carp of the Las Vegas Review-Journal to talk Golden Knights.

Ryan and Rory break down all the moves in NHL free agency.