Upon Further Review

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we review the most recent free agent signings and extensions, including Kaapo Kakko (0:22), Jesse Puljujarvi (3:46), Patrik Laine (9:25), and John Klingberg (15:33). We then discuss the Patrick Kane trade rumours and give our predictions as to where he might end up (21:58). We also react to the news that Dustin Brown will be getting a statue in LA (30:38) and debate whether Patrick Marleau is a future Hockey Hall of Famer (33:49). We wrap the episode by giving our winners and losers of NHL Free Agency (36:44) and give our way too early Stanley Cup and division winners (50:17).

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On this episode of Upon Further Review, we analyse Gaudreau’s signing with the Blue Jackets and the Tkachuk fiasco in Calgary (0:22). Next, we break down the Leafs’ off-season moves with Kyle Cushman from the Leafs Nation (20:58) and the statement signings made by the Ottawa Senators, including signing Giroux, trading for Debrincat, and extending Norris (38:55). We then discuss the next phase of Yzerplan in Detroit (51:48), the signing of Vincent Trocheck with the New York Rangers (1:00:17), and the Devils’ signing of Ondrej Palat (1:03:35); following this, we round up the Metro Division by criticising the Philadelphia Flyers’ off-season moves (1:06:04). Next, we speculate where Nazem Kadri might sign (1:11:11), review Darcy Kuemper’s move to the Capitals, and discuss the Avs’ decision to roll with Georgiev (1:15:23). We end off the episode by analysing Jack Campbell’s signing, Evander Kane’s extension, and the Canes’ moves in trading for Burns and Pacioretty (1:20:59).

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In this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to the Colorado Avalanche winning the Stanley Cup (0:22), break down the Kevin trade to Los Angeles (33:13), preview the upcoming NHL Entry Draft by predicting the top 3 picks (39:07), and discuss the incoming Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2022 and who we think got snubbed (51:43). Additionally, we break down the Leafs extending Timothy Liljregren and their situation heading into Free Agency (54:20). We wrap the episode with a fun exercise, ranking our top 3 Cup winners over the last decade (1:06:39).

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In this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the first half of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Colorado Avalanche and the Tampa Bay Lightning (2:28). Next, we analyze the multitude of coaching changes that have been made recently, including that of Cassidy, DeBoer, Maurice, and more (34:05). Next, we debunk the erroneous argument that “No team has ever won the Cup paying a player more than 10 million per year” (1:00:26). We then talk about various news updates across the NHL, including the Backstom surgery (1:08:11), Dadonov for Weber trade (1:12:12), and the looming Alex Debrincat trade (1:15:49). We end off the episode with our new, Betstamp-sponsored segment, entitled “Finding the Edge,” where we provide you NHL bets that we think are worth having a look at (1:20:02). Remember, this is not professional advice; please bet responsibly, 19+ in Ontario.

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On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the Eastern (0:22) and Western Conference Finals (13:31) and then move into a preview and analysis of the Stanley Cup Finals (20:27). Next, we discuss the controversy within the Bruins’ organization, including the firing of Bruce Cassidy and possible trading of David Pastrnak (31:37). We then welcome 98.5 The Sports Hub’s Alex Barth to help dive deeper into the Bruins’ woes (39:28). We end off the episode by assigning MVPs to each of the four NHL divisions (58:24).

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On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the first half of the Eastern (0:22) and Western Conference Finals (27:29). Next we review award winners and give predictions for others, including the Jack Adams (46:11), Norris (51:17), Selke (58:42), Vezina (1:02:50), and Hart Trophies (1:07:29). We wrap up the episode discussing the future of the Bruins in light of off-season surgeries to key players (1:15:41) and reviewing an update on the Arizona Coyotes arena situation (1:23:13).

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In this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the four second round matchups of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, speaking in depth about the surprising Battles of Alberta (0:24) and Florida (28:31). Next, we welcome Jack from JFresh Hockey to the podcast to speak about the playoffs and the Toronto Maple Leafs’ future this offseason (44:03). We then analyse Mark Giordano’s contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs (1:02:02), as well as Jason Spezza retiring and taking on a management role with the Leafs (1:05:45). We end off the show discussing the signing of Bryan Rust with the Pittsburgh Penguins and whether that foreshadows future signings for this team’s core (1:09:32).

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In this episode of Upon Further Review, we hone in on the first few games of Round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, breaking down the Battle of Alberta (0:22), the Battle of Florida (11:03), the Rangers vs. Hurricanes series (17:25), and the Avalanche vs. Blues series (22:51). We then discuss some deadline acquisitions that have had the biggest impact this postseason (28:06) before reflecting on the end-of-season press conferences by the Leafs’ Kyle Dubas and Brendan Shanahan (35:20). We wrap up the episode breaking down the Minnesota Wild’s massive cap issues starting next season (43:56), the Arizona Coyotes’ arena logo debacle (49:16), and Vegas’ firing of Head Coach Peter DeBoer (53:49).

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In this week of Upon Further Review, we reflect on the Leafs’ heartbreaking Game 7 loss to Tampa Bay (0:20), as well as break down the Boston vs. Carolina (23:18) and Edmonton vs. Los Angeles Game 7s (34:24). We then give our thoughts on the refereeing standard and inconsistency throughout the playoffs so far (43:03). Next, we discuss Lou Lamoriello’s decision to fire Barry Trotz and where we think the Islanders are heading next (54:10). We end off the episode recapping the results of the NHL Draft Lottery (1:00:02) and by giving our MVPs of the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs (1:03:56).

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In this week’s episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the first half of some key Round 1 matchups (0:21), and then dive deep into the analysis with Sportsnet’s Nick Alberga (18:50). Next, we discuss the NHL’s playoff structure, including whether a “Play-In” tournament should be added (34:41) and if the NHL should revert back to the old conference-style structure (40:29). Building off our Round 1 predictions from last week’s episode, we each pick who we think will end up making it to the Stanley Cup Finals (46:13). We end off this episode by discussing Mark Scheifele’s comments after the Jets’ last game and whether this was his last season in Winnipeg (53:07); we also include Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews in this discussion (1:04:05).

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