Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open this episode with five things they're looking forward to this weekend in the NHL on the "Futa Five". Next, Jonathan Davis (16:12) of NHL Network Radio discusses what's next for the Kings' following back-to-back losses out of the Olympic break and the players potentially on the trade block, before taking a look around the rest of Pacific Division. Later, Corey Masisak (42:50) of the Denver Post checks in on Avalanche's roster needs ahead of the trade deadline, how the team's Olympic participants are settling back in, the state of Colorado's goaltending,

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa talk with Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, after a busy night in the league. They begin with thoughts on the Maple Leafs' ugly back-to-back in Florida and the Kings' struggles since the Olympic break, before getting into the issues within the trade market with more sellers than buyers. Friedge also touches on the Oilers' scoring surge in L.A., Seattle and Nashville's viability as destinations come March 6th, Auston Matthews' future in Toronto amidst a down year, and the latest on Tyler Myers.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open today's show chatting with Panthers insider George Richards! The trio to discuss Florida's shorthanded lineup, the decisions on the table heading into the trade deadline, Aleksander Barkov's charitable work for the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, and tonight's gold medal celebrations at Amerant Bank Arena. Thomas Drance (17:35), senior writer at The Athletic and host of Canucks Talk, chats about Tyler Myers healthy scratch, the Canucks outlook ahead of March 6th, and the names to watch in the 2026 NHL Draft. Matt and Mike wrap up today's show by responding to your "Hockey Hotline" calls and texts (45:18)!

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open the program with a look back on last night's return to NHL action with Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts. Friedge weighs in on the Maple Leafs' lacklustre effort against the Lightning, what's ahead for Brad Treliving, and how the team will manage Bobby McMann and Scott Laughton ahead of the trade deadline. The boys also touch on the Oilers' 6-5 loss to the Ducks, who will get the start in goal tonight, the Blues' array of trade pieces, and the Kings' defensive collapse last night at home. They wrap with thoughts on Tyler Myers sitting out for "roster management purposes" and the teams in the mix to acquire him.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa chat with Sportsnet's Eric Francis about the Flames' major trade pieces. They weigh in on Blake Coleman, Nazem Kadri and MacKenzie Weegar's value, what's next for Yegor Sharangovich, and Calgary's outlook amidst a rebuilding year. Next, Brent Wallace (18:58) of the Coming in Hot podcast joins the boys to chat about his recently launched hot sauce, before diving into the state of the Senators. He discusses how Brady Tkachuk and Jake Sanderson can reacclimate themselves with the team, how Ottawa is positioned heading into the deadline, and the roster's biggest needs. Sportsnet's Eric Engels (48:00) wraps up today's show with thoughts on Juraj Slafkovský's stellar Olympic tournament, the Canadiens trade options, Jordan Binnington's potential fit, and more!

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off today's show with Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts. They begin with thoughts on Sidney Crosby's injury sustained from the Olympics and his subsequent trip to the injury reserve, before diving into the most intriguing teams heading into the trade deadline. Friedge also shares an update on talks between the Sabres and Alex Tuch, what's ahead for Blue Jackets as they prepare for their playoff push, and who's in charge of the Predators' deadline decisions. The boys wrap up with a look at the biggest surprises on the trade board so far and Robert Thomas' market value.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa are joined by Sportsnet's Mark Spector to reflect on Connor McDavid's Olympic performance as he returns to the Oilers. The boys touch on Edmonton's addition of Paul Coffey to the coaching staff, the team's needs ahead of the trade deadline, and their outlook down the stretch of the season. Next, Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds (19:45) checks in on the Winnipeg Jets as they gear up for tomorrow's clash against the Canucks. He touches on his experience in Milano Cortina, Connor Hellebuyck's elite performance throughout the tournament, Jonathan Toews' outlook beyond this season, and more! Sportsnet's Anna Dua (47:46) wraps up today's show with thoughts on the Maple Leafs' crucial next three games, the latest updates from the practice rink, if Auston Matthews can build on his Olympic success, and Bobby McMann's future with the club.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open Tuesday's show with thoughts on Colorado's trade for Brett Kulak in exchange for Samuel Girard, along with the discourse surrounding Team USA's visit to the White House. Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, joins the guys to share his experience in Milano Cortina over the past couple weeks, before weighing in on the Kulak-Girard swap. They also dive into Jordan Binnington's rising stock, what's ahead for Robert Thomas, and which teams are primed to be active ahead of next week's trade deadline.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa begin Monday's show breaking down Team USA's victory in Sunday's Olympic hockey final, capped off by a Quinn Hughes overtime winner. Mike Grinnell (28:44) of Spittin' Chiclets joins the boys to parse through USA's win, the broader impact of the victory, and the team's touching celebration to honour Johnny Gaudreau. Later, former NHL and Team USA player, Bobby Ryan (52:13) weighs in on what it's like in the room during high-pressure Olympic moments, the players that swung the final, and the positives this will do for future generations of American hockey players. Finally, Sportsnet's Ken Reid (01:24:00) shares his takeaways from the gold medal game and thoughts on the 3-on-3 overtime, before highlighting Team Canada's strong performance despite the loss.

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Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa live from Milano Cortina! Friedge discusses on the emotional rollercoaster that was Canada's semi-final victory over Finland, the discourse surrounding the officiating in the elimination rounds, and how long it will take Jon Cooper to deploy his "nuclear line" during Sunday's final.

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