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Jeff kicks off the show with the Athletic’s Hailey Salvian as they discuss Matt Rempe’s 4-game suspension, the NHL Global Series, if the Panthers could become the next Lightning, if it’s time to call up Shane Wright in Seattle, and potential PWHL expansion. Then, Troy Ryan, Head Coach of PWHL Toronto, weighs in on his team's win streak after a tough start to the season, as well as the steep learning curb for the athletes and the staff adjusting to the league (34:07). Later, Rob Brind’Amour, Head Coach of the Carolina Hurricanes, weighs in on the impact of Jake Guentzel and Evgeny Kuznetsov, how involved he is with his goaltenders, his mentality leading up to the playoffs, and Seth Jarvis’ development (50:00).

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Jeff kicks off the show with ESPN’s Arda Ocal as they break down the scenes live from New York last night regarding Rempe-Mania and the elbow against Jonas Siegenthaler. They discuss if Matt Rempe was under orders not to fight, John Hynes strategy over the weekend to try and steal a point from the Predators, Lou Lamoriello’s non-activity at the deadline, and the complaints surrounding the use of Golden Knights LTIR. Then, The Athletic’s Ian Mendes joins the show to discuss Josh Norris latest season-ending injury, if the Senators should run it back with the same group, and why the team has not hired their next head coach (35:38). Sportsnet's Luke Gazdic compares being on the panel during the trade deadline versus being on the ice and what he makes of the Oilers' moves, before sharing his thoughts on Rempe’s start to his career as someone who someone who has been his situation (50:05). Later, Arizona Coyotes General Manager Bill Armstrong discusses his team's trade deadline, the mentality of the group amidst a rebuild, Dylan Guenther’s development, goalie coach Corey Schwab’s impact, and the future of the franchise in Arizona (01:20:35).  

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Jeff kicks off the show with Shayna Goldman of The Athletic to help recap the trade deadline! They discuss Kyle Dubas’ strategy for the future and the current state of the Penguins, the notable moves from Dallas, Winnipeg and Las Vegas, as well as PWHL Toronto’s impressive play as of late. Next up, Avalanche play-by-play voice Conor McGahey looks into the decision to move Bowen Byram for Casey Mittelstadt, how Samuel Girard has looked since his return, and the message the front office sent to the locker room with the type of moves the team made (34:51). Sportsnet's David Amber weighs in on John Tortorella’s suspension and fine over the weekend, the frustration brewing in Pittsburgh, and the Islanders' current win-streak, before teeing up Rogers Monday Night Hockey (50:00). Finally, Las Vegas Golden Knights General Manager Kelly McCrimmon discusses his approach to the trade deadline, the big names they acquired, how he responds to the controversy regarding utilizing LTIR space, and much more (01:19:00)!

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Matt Marchese and former Maple Leafs GM Gord Stellick break down all of the biggest moves throughout the trade deadline on The Jeff Marek Show! Kicking things off, the guys are joined by Sportsnet’s Kevin Bieksa to break down what Tyler Toffoli brings to the Jets, what Evgeny Kuznetzov brings to the Hurricanes, Kyle Dubas’ strategy, and more. Then, Kelly Hrudey of Hockey Night in Canada joins the show to discuss his own trade experience, what trade deadline was like when he was a player, and the state of the Flames' goaltending (31:15). Later, Paul Bissonnette of Spittin' Chiclets and TNT weighs in on what the Leafs need to add for the playoffs, Don Waddell dipping into the rental market to add scoring, how Casey Mittelstadt will fit in with the Avalanche, and the Golden Knights' flurry of new additions (50:16). Former NHL GM Chuck Fletcher wraps up today's show with his thoughts on how GM’s value draft picks, if Sidney Crosby would be willing to stay in Pittsburgh during a rebuild, and more (01:13:53)!

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Jeff kicks off the show with Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Sun as they discuss how Kelly McCrimmon was able to bring in Noah Hanifin. They get into the assets that the Golden Knights still have, how they have been able to add without notable subtractions, the team “definitely” not being done making moves, and if the team will have to give up a top prospect. Then, NHL Network's Mike Kelly shares how the rich got richer in Nevada with a focus on Vegas’ defence and the current CBA loopholes (17:45). Later, Sabres reporter Mike Augello shares what Buffalo has up their sleeves after acquiring Bowen Byram, if Erik Johnson will be a member of the team on March 9th, and much more (51:50)!

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Jeff Marek is joined by The Athletic's Eric Stephens to break down what we can expect to see out of California including who San Jose could move amidst their rebuild and if Mario Ferraro could be the Sharks' next captain. Later on, the pair discuss Trevor Zegras’ future in Anaheim, if the Ducks will move him at the deadline, and why Philly might make more sense. Sportsnet's Mark Spector wraps up today's show discussing the Oilers' reported acquisition of Adam Henrique and Sam Carrick from the Ducks (13:35).

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Jeff kicks off the show with New Jersey Devils President of Hockey Operations and General Manager, Tom Fitzgerald! Tom discusses his decision to fire Lindy Ruff, what the former head coach was brought in to do and what he expects from Travis Green behind the bench, before getting into his team's window of contention. Then, Sportsnet NHL analyst and former NHL Director of Scouting, Jason Bukala shares his most interesting prospects that could be involved in big deals at the deadline, along with his read on the Maple Leafs' prospect pool (20:00). Later, former NHL defenceman and current Predators analyst, Hal Gill breaks down Nashville's eight-game win streak, the team's future between the pipes, and how Barry Trotz is approaching the deadline (51:55).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Matt Marchese to break down what Kyle Dubas will do at the deadline with Pittsburgh looking to be out of the mix this year, along with the Leafs' performance against the Rangers highlighted by Ilya Samsonov’s big game. Then, former NHL coach turned NHL Network analyst Bruce Boudreau reflects upon his time working on the movie Slapshot, before discussing coaching Elias Pettersson in Vancouver, who he is as a person off the ice, what he values from his team, and his unique abilities on the ice (19:16). Later, Rangers analyst Vince Mercogliano weighs in on Chris Drury's main focus at the trade deadline, Matt Rempe’s start to his NHL career and if he will be in the lineup after March 8th, along with Jonathan Quick’s one-year extension (52:33).

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Jeff and Sportsnet's Eric Francis kick off the show discussing the Chris Tanev trade from a Flames perspective, the return for the veteran defender and what Calgary is getting with Artem Grushnikov. Later on, Calgary Flames General Manager Craig Conroy shares how the trade came fruition, the appeal of Grushnikov, when conversations really started to pick up, and what he's looking for in current trade talks (28:50). Dallas Stars analyst Brien Rea wraps up today's program with his expectations on when Chris Tanev might suit up with the Stars, before getting into Jim Nill’s mentality ahead of the deadline, Logan Stankoven’s start to his NHL career, and more (50:05)!

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff kicks off the show with former NHL defenceman, Thomas Hickey, discussing Matt Rempe’s first week in the league and what he needs to do and not do as much going forward. Then, they discuss the trade deadline and what it’s like from a player's perspective, which teams he expects to make a big splash, the Islanders' play as of late, and how Patrick Roy has been able help Matt Barzal. Then, Alison Lukan of ROOT Sports weighs in on a potential PWHL expansion coming to the West, before getting into everything Seattle Kraken (30:05). Alison shares the team's trade deadline plans and which players could be on the block, Joey Daccord leading the way on the ice, Matty Beniers' defensive growth, and Shane Wright’s development. Later on, George Richards of Florida Hockey Now breaks down if the Panthers are the best team in the NHL, Nick Cousins' flop last night, the team's play as of late, what Bill Zito will do at the deadline, and if Noah Hanifin could become a Panther (50:00).

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Jeff kicks off the show with former NHL player, agent and general manager, Brian Lawton! They discuss how often GM’s talk leading up to the trade deadline, which teams are committed to being sellers, who he thinks is the top team in the NHL, and his dark horse pick for the Stanley Cup. Then, Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds breaks down the Jets' current situation off the ice with attendance concerns, before teeing up tonight’s contest against the Blues with a focus on Laurent Brossoit’s play this year backing up Connor Hellebuyck (28:28). Later on, Thomas Drance, co-host of Canucks Talk on Sportsnet 960, weighs in on Elias Pettersson’s silence regarding his contract situation, if the Canucks are legitimate Stanley Cup candidates, and the team's plan heading into the trade deadline (01:00:50).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff kicks off the show with the Athletic’s Mark Lazerus to recap last night’s celebrations in Chicago for Chris Chelios’ jersey retirement alongside Patrick Kane’s return. They discuss if the Blackhawks made the right decision by letting Kane move on and if there could ever be a reunion between the two parties, before reflecting on Chris Chelios’ career. Then, Jeff is joined by Colby Armstrong to tee up tonight’s edition of Rogers Monday Night Hockey (16:10). They kick things off discussing Matt Rempe’s big first week in the NHL, his interview with Peter Mansbridge, their own experiences with Jean Beliveau, and if Sidney Crosby can will the Penguins into a playoff spot. Later on, Kevin Allen of Detroit Hockey Now stops by to discuss the Red Wings' win-streak, Kane’s impact in Detroit, if MoTown could go on a deep playoff run, and much more (50:55)!

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff kicks off the show with Jesse Granger of the Athletic to break down everything Las Vegas Golden Knights. They discuss the team’s loss to the Maple Leafs last night, Mark Stone’s injury, how Kelly McCrimmon will approach the deadline, if we could see a Reilly Smith reunion, and more. Then, Scott Laughlin of NHL Network Radio debates if the San Jose Sharks or Milwaukee Admirals would win in a series, before getting into the Devils' issues this season, Auston Matthews’ Hart Trophy case, and some of the most intriguing names at the deadline (17:53). Later, newly appointed Flyers captain, Sean Couturier shares Philly's mentality coming into the season, his journey returning to the ice after missing almost two-years, the experience of playing under John Tortorella, and clarifies what happened after scoring the game-winner against the Jets (46:18).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Jeff kicks off the show with Cory Lavalette of North State Journal as they break down all things Carolina Hurricanes! They discuss the team's trade deadline plans, the Canes' depth between the pipes, this year's Hartford Whalers tributes, and tonight’s matchup against the surging Panthers. Then, TNT's Darren Pang stops by to chat about the Blackhawks' play as of late, Connor Bedard’s return, and how Kyle Davidson will approach the deadline (16:30). Later, they touch on Auston Matthews' potential of one day catching Alex Ovechkin in goals, as well as the Kings' patience with Quinton Byfield’s development. Producer Matt Marchese joins Jeff to chat about the playmakers that Ovechkin has around him amidst his chance to surpass Wayne Gretzky’s goal record, and the idea of the Coyotes moving back to Glendale (35:06). Finally, Mental Performance Coach and Founder of CEP Mindset, Dr. Cassidy Preston discusses how players should process losing, the correct approach to setting goals, and much more (47:20).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Elliotte Friedman discussing Auston Matthews' performance in Arizona, scoring his 50th and 51st goals of the season and making history in the process. Next, the pair chat about Elliotte’s latest article on Sportsnet.ca surrounding the Penguins' plans going forward at the trade deadline, some of the most interesting names on the market, and Doug Armstrong's high price for Pavel Buchnevich. Jeff and Elliotte wraps things up with some of the injuries around the league that could shape the deadline, as well as the Golden Knights' options with Mark Stone on the IR.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff kicks off the show with "Mr. Game 7", Justin Williams! They discuss the Rangers' strength between the pipes amidst Jonathan Quick’s strong season, the importance of Igor Shesterkin having a strong goalie behind him, if players shy away from playing in big markets, and Quinton Byfield’s mind-blowing goal last night. Then, Jonathan Davis of NHL Network Radio stops by to break down Byfield’s development, how Jim Hiller has adjusted the lineup while maintaining the Kings' win-streak, Brandt Clarke’s confidence, and if Rob Blake will make a move for a goalie (30:47). Later on, Ty Usselman of Tydan Blades shares his company's philosophy and the importance of profiling skate blades, before chatting about the NHL teams that use their services and the players with the most unique skate profiles (48:08).

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Jeff kicks off the show with Peter Baugh of the Athletic to recap the Stadium Series between the Rangers and Islanders, the outdoor NHL debut of Matt Rempe, Igor Shesterkin’s play as of late, and more. Next, HHOF forward and founder of Oates Sports Group, Adam Oates joins the show to discuss skills development in the NHL today and how coaches can help individual players grow (16:10). Then, Oates weighs in on Auston Matthews’ elite shot amidst his quest for 70-goals, which players are getting it right with their stick blades, and Juraj Slafkovský’s play as of late. Later on, former NHLer and current Penguins analyst Phil Bourque looks back on Jaromír Jágr's jersey retirement ceremony over the weekend (51:12). He shares a story about how he helped convince Jágr to come to Pittsburgh for the event, reflects on his memories from their time on the ice together, and hints about Jagr’s future with the Pens.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Columbus Blue Jackets President of Hockey Operations and interim General Manager, John Davidson, to discuss his team's search for a new GM! They pair dive into Dmitri Voronkov feeling homesick earlier in the year, Elvis Merzlikins' reported trade request, the reasoning behind David Jiříček's trip to the minors, and the calls he is getting on Boone Jenner. Next up, Sportsnet’s Sam Cosentino shares his February 2024 NHL draft rankings highlighting Macklin Celebrini’s game, before preview the field in this year's Calder Trophy race (19:37). Later on, former NHLer Brad Richards reflects on his time in Tampa Bay ahead of his induction into the Lightning Hall of Fame (50:21)! The pair also chat about Brad's earliest impressions of John Tortorella and what it means to be a "goalie dad".

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff kicks off the show with Producer Matt Marchese as they discuss the breaking news out of Columbus surrounding the dismissal of Jarmo Kekäläinen. Kristen Shilton of ESPN joins the conversation to share her thoughts on the change, before getting into Morgan Rielly's appeal and the most intriguing teams at the trade deadline (15:09). Next, The Athletic's Aaron Portzline joins the show following John Davidson's media availability to breaks down how the decision came to be and the potential candidates to fill the role (33:39). Later on, PWHL Montreal forward Laura Stacey connects with us live from the team bus ahead of tonight's matchup against Toronto being labelled "The Battle on Bay Street" (49:51). She discusses her experience with Team Canada at the Rivalry Series, what the first trade in PWHL history means for the players, and tees up tomorrow's big game at Scotiabank Arena.

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Jeff kicks off the show with Shayna Goldman of The Athletic after a busy night around the NHL! They discuss the Kings' early returns after firing Todd McLellan, if Juuse Saros could be a fit in L.A, Don Granato’s comments last night on Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen and Devon Levi, and if a goaltender could win the Lady Byng this year. Then, three-time Stanley Cup champion and MSG analyst, Ken Daneyko breaks down the Devils' win over the Predators last night, the maturity of the young players on the roster, and Nico Daws’ play amidst New Jersey's rumoured goalie search (31:18). Later, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News weighs in on Luukkonen's development between the pipes, how the Sabres will approach the trade deadline, and if the team needs more of a veteran presence (50:00).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.