Ryan and Rory reflect on the Centennial Classic, talk Leafs and playoffs (!!!), make some bold 2017 predictions, and are joined by Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch to discuss the history-chasing Blue Jackets.

Ryan and Rory are all-in on the World Juniors! The guys break it all down with Sportnet's Sr. writer Gare Joyce (Toronto bracket) and Sportnet's Eric Engels (Montreal bracket).

Ryan and Rory chat World Juniors with Sportsnet Sr. writer Gare Joyce and they give out presents to every NHL team.

Ryan and Rory discuss the Kings slide, Flames comeback, Panthers deep diving for last, and the Blue Jackets magic season. Eric Engels of Sportsnet joins the guys for some in-depth Habs talk.

Ryan and Rory are joined by Sportsnet's Kristina Rutherford to discuss her latest pieces on Gary Bettman, Brent Burns and Harrison Browne. The guys are also joined by Adrian Dater, national hockey columnist for Bleacher Report, to talk about the collapse

Ryan and Rory discuss the surprising surge of the Blue Jackets, the troubling Canucks, how the Gallant firing in Florida will impact the club and the guys buy low and sell high on a few teams and players around the league.

Ryan and Rory look around the league with Sportsnet's Luke Fox, chat about the Vegas Golden Knights logo and branding with Chris Creamer of SportsLogos.Net and discuss what they they are thankful for in the NHL.

Rory and Ryan discuss the spate of injuries in the NHL, the Caps thrashing the Pens and parallels between the Leafs and the Oilers rebuilds. Arthur Staple of Newsday also stops by to talk about the Islanders' early season struggles.

Maple Leafs rookies, Patrik Laine's start, Mark Scheifele's dominance, Carey Price carrying the Habs and wrap it with with some 'dummies like you'. Also catching-up with Blackhawks radio play-by-play man John Wiedeman to discuss Chicago's consistency.

Rory and Ryan discuss the Wild's surge to the top of the Western Conference, the Stars struggling in goal, the Rangers surprising scoring, the heavyweight bout between Matthews and McDavid, and lay out some "fake trades" that would actually benefit teams.