Ray Ferraro gets into parental involvement with kids sports, suggesting even at the NHL level there are parents too involved. Ray tells a great story about being texted by a parent during a game

Mike and Jason talk hockey with Bob McKenzie and get into some Clips

Bob McKenzie gets into a deep dive on kid's hockey, discussing the growth of hockey academies, the growing cost of the game, and the difference between how the USA and Canada approach the sport

Mike and Jason get into John Horgan and Vancouver's bid to be a Hub city, and talk Roy Halladay with Todd Zolecki

Todd Zolecki discusses his new book on the life of Roy Halladay, getting into Roy's childhood, his intense desire to perfect his craft, and his struggles with addiction and depression

Mike and Jason get into What We Learned

Mike and Jason talk with hall of famer Grant Fuhr, and get into some Clips

Grant Fuhr tells Mike and Jason it was fun and a challenge to play in the Canada Cup, and a blast to do it in front of the entire country. Grant wonders if the NHL has gotten a bit carried away with the size of goalies, suggesting goalies need to be able to move laterally with the speed of the game

Mike and Jason chat with TSN's Steve Dryden and with Thomas Drance of the Athletic

Thomas Dracne gets into his piece on Elias Pettersson, suggesting EP40 undoubtedly had a better 2nd season and opponents focusing on him allowed other players - particularly JT Miller - to flourish. Drancer mentions that one coach told him that, skill-wise, Pettersson is similar to Alex Kovalev