The Jeff Marek Show

Jeff chats with Hurricanes studio analyst Shane Willis about the conclusion of Game 2 between the 'Canes and Islanders, how Carolina can overcome the loss of Brett Pesce and the improvements made by Seth Jarvis. Later, Jeff reminisces about the life and times of Bob Cole with Harry Neale, Cassie Campbell-Pascall, Ron MacLean, John Davidson, Mark Askin and Dick Irvin (17:22).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the news of what William Nylander is dealing with and Brad Marchand?s great performance in Game 3. Next, they look at Vegas taking a 2-0 series lead going back home, the chemistry between Mark Stone and Tomas Hertl, and Bruce Cassidy getting the most out of his team. To wrap up, the guys chat about L.A. grabbing an OT win over Edmonton, the firing of David Quinn in San Jose and Alex Vlasic?s extension in Chicago.

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Jeff and Producer Matt look back at Nashville?s Game 2 victory, Elias Pettersson?s struggles and the potential ramifications of another first round exit for Tampa. The Athletic's Peter Baugh chats about how the Rangers have shut down Alex Ovechkin, Igor Shesterkin being the key a long playoff run and Colorado?s depth (32:48). Later on, Matt joins the conversation to discussing the commentary surrounding Mark Stone and his injury, before providing an update on Brett Pesce (49:50).

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Jeff and Greg discuss the idea of Utah?s team being called "NHL Utah", the secrecy surrounding William Nylander and availability of information with the NHL?s relationship with gambling companies. Next, they look at which star?s performance has been the most concerning, the Stanley Cup path for certain teams and how Nashville can beat Vancouver. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about Spencer Carbery?s comments on Alex Ovechkin, the Islanders melting down in Game 2 and Lindy Ruff?s hire in Buffalo.

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre to talk about what has stood out early in the playoffs, Rick Tocchet?s decision to not challenge Ryan O?Reilly?s goal in Game 1 and the success of Vancouver?s third line. Next up, former NHL defenceman Chris Wideman chats with Jeff about when players start to prepare for the playoffs, what series has caught his attention and his own personal playoff experience (18:17). Later on, we hear from NHL Utah Owner Ryan Smith and his appearance on the 32 Thoughts Podcast (50:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on Connor McDavid?s commanding performance Monday night and Los Angeles not being able to keep up offensively with Edmonton. Next, the guys discuss Auston Matthews? best game as a Leaf, a bounce back from Ilya Samsonov and the secrecy surrounding William Nylander. To finish, Jeff and Elliotte react to the ?double goalie pull?, the domination of the Hurricanes over the Islanders and Buffalo hiring Lindy Ruff as their (sort of) new head coach.

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Jeff is joined by former NHL goalie and current NESN analyst, Andrew Raycroft, to talk about the Bruins? decision between the pipes for Game Two, the mindset of Jeremy Swayman if he doesn?t start and the evolution of Brad Marchand. Next up, Producer Matt weighs in on Vancouver?s non-challenge, Mark Stone?s potential return to the lineup and what qualifies as a true first-round upset (18:00). Later on, NHL netminder and new Sportsnet analyst, Jake Allen, discusses his broadcasting debut and what he looks for in his analysis, before breaking down how shooters turned to shooting ?triangle? and not five-hole (49:08).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off talking about Vegas embracing the role of the villain, before debating who is facing the bigger consequences with a series loss between the Golden Knights and Stars. Next, they pair take a look back at the weekend of playoff games and share which matchup stood out the most. To wrap, they discuss what Colorado might do in net for Game 2, Evander Kane telling people he?s been playing through a sports hernia, and the disappointment for Leaf fans in Game 1.

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Gord Stellick kicks off the show with Sportsnet?s Chris Cuthbert to tee up the Leafs-Bruins first round matchup. They discuss the first playoff meeting in five years between Toronto and Boston, who we can expect to see between the pipes for the two teams, and more. Then, TNT's Darren Pang joins the show to reflect upon his time working in Arizona and the impact the team has had in the growth of the sport, before getting into the Lightning as underdogs and what we can expect from Patrick Roy and the Islanders (21:59). Later on, Sportsnet?s Sean Reynolds joins the show to discuss how the Jets have built their team, the teams trade deadline additions, how the front office has fixed the locker room, Laurent Brossoit not getting his name on the Jennings Trophy, and more (47:26).

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Former Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Gord Stellick hosts today's show alongside Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. They break down the NHL officially announcing the Arizona Coyotes' relocation to Utah, what the future has in store for hockey in the desert, and how the NHL and Utah were able to get a deal done quickly. Then, they discuss how the Leafs look heading into a playoff matchup with the Bruins, if Boston scares teams as much as they used too, the most excitement matchups of the first round, if Vegas has what it takes to defend the Stanley Cup, and more.

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Jeff is joined by The Athletic's Shayna Goldman to discuss Alex Meruelo's absence from the Coyotes? final game, which playoff series is the most intriguing and if Nikita Kucherov is the league?s most cerebral player. Next up, Sportsnet's Eric Francis chats about how the season went for the Flames, reflections on Craig Conroy?s first year as the team?s GM and Yegor Sharangovich?s inaugural season in Calgary (33:56). Later, Producer Matt weighs in on the Jets? projected lineup before their finale against the Canucks, Coyotes broadcaster Todd Walsh?s sign-off and what?s next for youth hockey in the Arizona market (50:03). Finally, Sportsnet's Eric Engels puts a bow on the Canadiens? season and discusses Nick Suzuki's Selke consideration and Martin St. Louis? growth as an NHL head coach (01:23:34).

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Jeff is joined by Washington Capitals Head Coach Spencer Carbery to chat about qualifying for the playoffs after a wild ride of a season, the play of Charlie Lindgren and coaching Alex Ovechkin during his chase for Wayne Gretzky?s record. Later on, Producer Matt weighs in on about who might ?win? the 2003 NHL Draft, John Tortorella?s explanation of pulling his goalie against Washington and the Coyotes leaving Arizona (15:34).

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Jeff and Greg react to the Capitals getting into the playoffs and if history could repeat itself in a series between the Capitals and Rangers. Next, they discuss how Detroit fell short of the playoffs, where things stand with the ?Yzerplan? and the Sabres? coaching situation. To finish, Jeff and Greg look at why Buffalo ?should? take a step forward next year and what could be an emotional night for the Coyotes and their fan base.

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on a questionable icing call in the Red Wings-Canadiens game during a great night of hockey all around. Next, they look at the travel for the Eastern Conference first round, Toronto pushing to get Auston Matthews goal 70 and if the Leafs were distracted by it. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the idea of changes in Detroit, some names linked to the vacant Sabres coaching position and the final game for the Arizona Coyotes.

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Jeff chats with Kings analyst Daryl Evans about how L.A. matches up with their two potential playoff opponents, Quinton Byfield?s game heading into the playoffs and Jim Hiller providing a different voice for the team. Producer Matt joins Jeff to look at the potential for an early goalie pull for the Flyers in a big game with the Capitals, which coaching vacancy is the most intriguing and clinching scenarios in the Eastern Conference (16:00). Later on, Mike Augello of The Hockey News gives his take on the firing of Don Granato, the team's inability to add during this past off-season and who might be the next captain of the Sabres (47:33).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to the news of the Sabres dismissing Don Granato of his head coaching duties, if Kevyn Adams is going to go with another first time head coach and where 100 assists in a season ranks among greatest feats in the sport. Next, they talk about how individual skills coaches have changed the game, Lucas Raymond?s impressive run and the Islanders getting into the playoffs.

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Jeff chats with Dallas Star General Manager Jim Nill about the expectations for his club coming into this season, how Pete DeBoer rotates his lines, and scouting Wyatt Johnston. Next up, Olympic and World Champion Gold Medalist Erin Ambrose looks back on another World Championship after defeating the United States, how Marie-Philip Poulin took the game over and how physical the tournament was compared to PWHL games (18:22). Later on, Jesse Granger of The Athletic weighs in on the timeline for Alex Pietrangelo?s return, what made Noah Hanifin want to stay in Vegas and how the Golden Knights operate with their salary cap in-season (50:22).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the potential aftermath from Alex Meruelo?s sale of the Coyotes, if the sale could be wrapped up in the coming week and how aggressive Ryan Smith will be this coming off-season. Next, they discuss why the NHL would want Smith as an owner, Auston Matthews? pursuit of 70 goals and how complicated the Hart Trophy race gets if he accomplishes the feat.  

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Jeff chats with college hockey insider Mike McMahon about Montreal draft pick Jacob Fowler?s play this season, the future of both Boston University and Michigan and the potential agreement between the NCAA and CHL. Later on, former NHL defenceman and author of ?Thundermouth: Memoirs of a Broad Street Bully", Joe Watson talks about his relationship with his younger brother, the start of the "Broad Street Bullies" and playing for Fred Shero (17:15). Producer Matt wraps up the week with a look back on Joel Quenneville?s appearance on the Cam & Strick Podcast (51:17).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off Friday's show reacting to a faceoff play by the Penguins in overtime, before discussing if the temperature is hotter in Pittsburgh or Detroit and the Islanders continuing their winning streak. They finish up by talking about if Auston Matthews will play the remaining games, the turmoil in Arizona and memories of the "Broad Street Bullies".

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to Elliotte Friedman?s appearance on the PHNX Coyotes Podcast and look back on a chat with prospective NHL owner, Ryan Smith. Former NHLer Thomas Hickey chats about the Islanders? recent run of success, how Mathew Barzal and Bo Horvat have grown playing together and what he?s learned about Patrick Roy (31:50). Next up, Gordon Monson of the Salt Lake Tribune looks at the viability of an NHL franchise in Salt Lake City, how Ryan Smith is viewed in the market and the potential for the growth of hockey at the youth level in the community (50:10). Later on, Anton Thun of Quartexx Management offers an agent?s perspective on the Coyotes potentially moving to Salt Lake City, his experience with a player on a team that was relocating and Coyotes' long-term outlook (01:03:51). The Athletic's Charlie O?Connor wraps up today's show discussing Philadelphia's attempt to stop the bleeding, if the Sean Couturier's scratching has negatively affected the team and the John Tortorella effect (01:23:04).

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to Peter Laviolette?s comments about the collision between Mika Zibanejad and Adam Pelech, Patrick Roy?s retort and John Tortorella?s measured post-game approach. Later on, Nashville Predators Head Coach Andrew Brunette talks about clinching a playoff spot, his relationship with Barry Trotz and what it?s like to coach Roman Josi (17:37).  

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Jeff and Greg react to John Tortorella?s post-game comments, if there is a path for Joel Quenneville to get back to coaching in the NHL and if the Sabres might be looking for a new head coach. Next, they discuss the value of having familiarity for younger players with new coaches and Auston Matthews not getting on the ice for the chance at an empty net goal. To wrap, they look at the results of the NHLPA Player Poll highlighting their biggest surprises and takeaways.

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Jeff and Elliotte discuss the possibility of the NHL having two different schedules for the Coyotes next season and the patience level among other owners. Next, they look at the future of Joel Quenneville with the NHL, the never-ending story that is the Philadelphia Flyers and what went wrong in Buffalo. To wrap up, Jeff and Elliotte chat about the upcoming Edmonton-Vegas game, Auston Matthews not getting on the ice with an empty net and Alex Ovechkin reaching the 30-goal plateau for an 18th season.

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Jeff Marek and Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff kick things off reflecting on his long-term interest in Gabe Vilardi, Cole Perfetti?s development and his team's trade deadline acquisitions. Next up, Producer Matt stops by to chat about the clinching scenarios in the NHL, Andrew Brunette?s Jack Adams case, and if we could see three different winners for the Hart, Art Ross and Lindsay awards this season (18:22). Later on, Scott Burnside, former president of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association, weighs in on the interest in bringing an NHL team back to Atlanta and why it could work this time (50:21).

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Jeff and Elliotte start off looking at Conor Garland's resurgence, the superb individual performances by some Canucks players this year, and why Elliotte is stationed in Vancouver for a couple of days. Next, the guys discuss Toronto?s win over Pittsburgh, the latest with the Coyotes' arena situation and how the NHL could factor in.

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Jeff and Producer Matt react to the weekend that was in the NHL, before getting into the potential for a Dallas-Vegas first round matchup and why the West looks like the much more difficult path to the Stanley Cup Final. Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports joins the show to look at the proposed arena district plan for the Coyotes, what?s next in this franchise's saga, and how the product on the ice has performed based on expectations (32:02). Later on, former NHLer Brian Boyle chats about the Flyers looking like a tired group and how the Penguins have turned things around, before sharing his favourite Sidney Crosby story (49:52). Penguins play-by-play voice Josh Getzoff wraps up today's show with his own favourite Crosby story, along with his thoughts on Alex Nedeljkovic's play and Michael Bunting?s fit with the lineup (01:20:45).

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Jeff is joined by Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds for a look at if Cole Perfetti?s recent performance has changed the perception of him in the Jets' organization, the importance of Winnipeg's checking line and Josh Morrissey?s Norris Trophy candidacy. Former NHL player and coach Craig Berube weighs in on fight night at Madison Square Garden, his own experiences in a line brawl and which players took him under their wing when he started in the league (17:30). Later on, Producer Matt gives his thoughts on the goings on between the Rangers and Devils, plus a conversation about the game?s greatest rivalries (49:23). 

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Jeff and Elliotte look back on fight night at Madison Square Garden, why no one should be surprised at what happened and if this brouhaha rekindles the rivalry between the Rangers and Devils. Next, they chat about John Tortorella?s post-practice comments from the previous day, if Sidney Crosby has inserted himself in the MVP race and their takeaways last night's Leafs-Lightning matchup.

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Jeff is joined by The Athletic's Shayna Goldman to discuss Ted Leonsis? comments about investing in women?s sports, Washington faltering in the playoff chase and if we could see a Matt Rempe fight against the Devils. Carolina Hurricanes GM Don Waddell chats about the current state of his team, Seth Jarvis? improved season and if hockey could work in Atlanta again (30:05). Later on, Jeff and Producer Matt react to John Tortorella?s post-practice availability and a look ahead to the Stars' matchup with the Oilers (49:58).

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Jeff and Greg kick off this week talking team mascots, why the Rangers don?t have one and if we'll see some fireworks between the Devils and Rangers tonight. Next, the pair look at what?s gone on with New Jersey this season and the similarities between the Devils and Sabres. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about Connor McDavid approaching the century mark for assists and being witness to one of the best seasons we?ve seen from a playmaking perspective.

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Jeff is joined by Seth Cooper, host of On Center Ice, to talk about how things turned for the worse for both the Newfoundland Growlers and Trois-Rivières Lions in the ECHL. Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine weighs in on the debut of Ivan Fedotov, the issue of goalies ?deliberately? knocking nets off and who should be considered for the Vezina Trophy (17:31). Producer Matt jumps on with Jeff to discuss the new Russian goalie factory, Jeff Skinner playing in game 1,000 without making the playoffs and Sidney Crosby tying one of Wayne Gretzky's records (45:15).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to John Tortorella's post-game press conference, how he chooses his words when discussing the team and how the Leafs ?out-Panthered? the Panthers. To wrap up, the guys chat about Winnipeg snapping their losing streak, where the conversation about EBUGs is at and Jeff Skinner playing in game 1,000 without a playoff game.

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Jeff and Producer Matt kick off this week discussing Auston Matthews reaching the 60-goal mark for the second time in his career, if we could see some goalie-pull fireworks in the Islanders-Flyers matchup and if the NHL needs to have an award for the most improved player. Next, the guys react to the situation regarding two Canadian ECHL teams, Winnipeg?s slump and Shane Wright finally getting recalled from Coachella Valley (33:33). Later on, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News weighs in on the Leaf fans infiltrating Key Bank Center on Saturday, the big decision awaiting the Sabres this off-season and what the team's goaltending might look like next year (49:48).

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Jeff chats with Elliotte about the latest from the Leafs-Panthers morning skate, the storylines surrounding Toronto ahead of the playoffs and who is this season's most improved player. Next, they look at what could happen in Detroit if they don?t make the playoffs, the importance of the upcoming Islanders-Flyers matchup and Joe Pavelski becoming the points leader from his draft class.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Sportsnet?s Iain Macintyre as they discuss the Vancouver's pursuit of clinching a playoff spot, Nikita Zadorov?s impact in the Canucks' locker room, the deep playoff field this year, and Patrik Allvin?s GM of the Year candidacy. Then, E.J. Hradek of NHL Network joins the show as they discuss the Jack Adams Award race, the Flyers' history with Russian athletes, and much more (18:16). Later on, NESN's Billy Jaffe stops by to discuss the Bruins clinching a playoff berth, Boston's center depth, and Jim Montgomery?s coaching performance this season (48:09).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show breaking down the big news this morning surrounding the Flyers finally bringing Ivan Fedotov to Philadelphia including his journey to the NHL and what we can expect from him between the pipes. Later, the pair get into Peter DeBoer's Jack Adams case, the Maple Leafs signing Simon Benoit to a 3-year contract extension, and much more!

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Jeff and Producer Matt kick things off discussing Buffalo getting booed off the ice at home, if the Predators are a Cup contender and if there's cause for concern surrounding the Leafs. Next up, Jonathan Davis of NHL Network Radio looks at the success of the Kings' top line, the surprise of not moving Arthur Kaliyev at the trade deadline and Shane Wright still not being on the Kraken roster (31:10). Later on, Star-Ledge Devils reporter Ryan Novozinsky weighs in on New Jersey's winning formula of late, if they should have made the move for a goaltender earlier in the year and which players are untouchable (49:43).

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Jeff and Elliotte look at the latest surrounding the Flyers? Russian goaltending prospects, Toronto's injury and illness concerns, and the potential for a Lightning-Panthers first round matchup. Next, they chat about how Washington has turned things around, Vancouver?s play of late and the wide-open race for GM of the Year. To wrap up, the guys talk about the Islanders? ?bad math? and Buffalo?s lacklustre performance against Ottawa.

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Jeff and Producer Matt recap a busy night in the NHL including Nashville?s comeback win, Washington?s big overtime victory over Detroit and the nastiness between the Bruins and Panthers. Arthur Staple of The Athletic joins the show for a look at the Rangers becoming the first team to clinch a playoff spot, Artemi Panarin reaching the 100-point plateau and Vincent Trocheck?s offensive evolution (31:32). Later on, Sportsnet Oilers analyst Louie DeBrusk chats about the increase in fighting around the NHL, why Zach Hyman has been able to set a career-high in goals and the latest surrounding Evander Kane (50:00).

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Jeff and Greg discuss a comparison of Trevor Zegras and Pavel Datsyuk, the idea of not trying to change players stylistically and who the GM of the Year candidates are. Next, they look how things have gone so bad for the Sharks, the potential of getting Macklin Celebrini and if Mike Grier has done what was needed to be done. To wrap up, Jeff and Greg chat about how great a Boston-Florida series would be, the battle between Washington and Detroit down the stretch and the video tribute to Jake Guentzel in Pittsburgh.

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Jeff chats with Producer Matt about Jonathan Marchessault?s future in Vegas, the success of Los Angeles' top line and playoff clinching scenarios. Next up, Tarik El-Bashir, Capitals Insider with Monumental Sports Network, looks at Washington?s very interesting season, the job Spencer Carbery has done in his first year behind the bench and Charlie Lindgren?s under the radar season (30:46). Later on, Head Coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning Jon Cooper reflects on the 11th anniversary of his hiring and coaching in the extra frame, before taking a insightful look at Nikita Kucherov (50:02).

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Jeff and Elliotte kick things off discussing the ideal strategy behind pulling the goalie in a tie game, the narrative around the Kings and how impactful Viktor Arvidsson has been. Later, Elliotte weighs in on Toronto?s injuries and roster composition, what went wrong with New Jersey and really big matchup between the Jets and Oilers.

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Jeff is joined by Robby Stanley, co-host of Robby and Rexrode on 102.5 The Game, to look at Nashville?s incredible run of success, Filip Forsberg?s great season and Roman Josi?s Hart Trophy resume. Next up, the host of Hockey Prospect Radio on NHL Network Radio, Shane Malloy chats about the potential for an agreement with the NCAA and the CHL and what it means for the development models for all leagues involved (19:22). Later on, producer Matt adds to the NCAA-CHL conversation before discussing a new pair of scorers reaching the 50-goal mark (53:24). 

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Jeff and Elliotte start by discussing the amount of teams still in the Presidents? Trophy race, Vancouver?s clinching scenario and how the Canucks have managed without Thatcher Demko. Next, they look at Artemi Panarin?s incredible season, Colorado?s comeback win over Pittsburgh and Andrew Brunette?s coach of the year candidacy. To wrap, Jeff and Elliotte chat about Washington jumping into a playoff spot and if the only race for a playoff spot we might see is in the Eastern Conference.

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Jeff kicks off the show with The Athletics? Michael Russo as they discuss Lou Nanne retiring from calling the Minnesota State Championships after 60 years behind the mic. The pair also dive into the Wild?s playoff chances, the issues that have plagued Minnesota this season, what Brock Faber?s next contract will look like, and his takeaways from the NHL GM Meetings. Next up, former NHL executive Brian Burke joins the show to discuss his experiences at GM Meetings in the past, what the first gathering was like, how George Parros has handled his role with the NHL's Department of Player Safety, and if the PWHL is ready to expand (17:42). Later on, newly appointed GM of Hockey Canada at the World Championships and Columbus Blue Jackets Director of Player Development, Rick Nash joins the show (50:05)! They discuss the point in his career when he first considered a management role, his expectations for the upcoming World Championships as someone who has been there as a player, the state of international hockey, and much more.

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Jeff and Elliotte kick off the show discussing how Seth Jarvis has become a focal personality around the NHL. Then, the pair weigh in on John Tortorella?s curious handling of the Sean Couturier scratching, how the team has done in his absence, if Torts is messing around with the media, and more. Later, they comment on Keith Jones and Danny Briere?s thoughts about Philadelphia's play this season, how proposed rule changes could impact video coaches, and if Jacob Markström will get the start tomorrow against the Canucks. Jeff and Elliotte wrap up the week with thoughts on when Thatcher Demko will return, the Jets' loss to the Devils last night, and the Islanders' free fall.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Jets reporter Sara Orlesky as they break down how Winnipeg stacks up in the dog fight for the Central Division. They discuss the Jets' final road trip of the season, how the team has looked with Scott Arniel is behind the bench, Connor Hellebuyck?s play, and more. Next up, Red Wings play-by-play voice Ken Daniels shares his ideas for an offside rule change, before teeing up Detroit's massive matchup against the Islanders and Dylan Larkin's potential return (18:20). Later on, Newsday?s Andrew Gross breaks down the state of the Islanders, the team's need to play ?Connected Hockey?, how Patrick Roy has performed behind the bench, and who has been the best player on Long Island this season (47:20).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman as he returns from the GM meetings in Florida. They discuss the flurry of rule change proposals, Columbus? search for a new GM and what the Blue Jackets are looking for in their next leader. Later they pair try to make sense of why Sean Couturier is expected to be scratched by head coach John Tortorella for the second consecutive game.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Scott Laughlin of NHL Network Radio discussing the Red Wings' performance last night, the Capitals' upcoming schedule, John Tortorella's mentality when scratching his captain, and the Sabres' future plans. Then, Hockey Hall of Fame forward Mike Modano stops by to reflect on his statue getting unveiled in Dallas, how he made his jersey ?dance?, the development of his skating, and more (32:09). Later on, producer Matt Marchese joins the show to discuss the Jets' play as of late, Cole Perfetti?s role going forward, and why the Kraken have not yet called up Shane Wright (51:04).

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