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How bout the @lsubaseball winning 7th #mcws #championship and first since 2009. #geauxtigers🐯 & over 69k in #jelloshots for a good cause by their ardent fans.  @mets 6-16 in June & @braves 18-4 why they are 16GB & 8.5 in #mlbwildcard race. #buckshowalter says they need to win. No shit Sherlock!  
Props for #jackadamsaward winner @nhlbruins head coach #jimmontgomery talk about his past battles with addiction.  Love his honesty.  
I don’t want @nyjets on @hardknockshbo this #nfl season.  A distraction not needed.

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Justin hosts alongside Brent Gunning! The guys open the show by discussing last night’s NHL Awards, Connor McDavid finishing one vote shy of being the league’s unanimous MVP, the NHL’s issue with forced comedy, and Jim Montgomery’s heartwarming Jack Adams acceptance speech. Then, Justin and Brent weigh in on the Bruins shipping Taylor Hall to Chicago in a cap-saving move, the Leafs’ patient approach so far this off-season, and Toronto FC’s firing of head coach Bob Bradley. Afterwards, the guys close out the hour with our daily edition of the A-List (48:17). 

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. 

To kick things off, Nick Kypreos makes peace with the NHL Awards and highlights some of the bright spots from the evening, before Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy join to look ahead to Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final! We hear Jon Cooper's apology, Jared Bednar's Game 4 thoughts and Pat Maroon's unique way with words on today's Kyper's Clippers, before the fellas discuss if Colorado can seal the deal and Andrei Vasilevskiy's potential to still swing the series (03:05). Next up, Doug MacLean takes Friday off the rails as he catches up with the guys, looks back on Tampa Bay's playoff journey, and discusses Ottawa's new deal for an arena in LeBreton Flats (25:10). To wrap up, the guys talk about what's next for J.T. Miller, question if the Maple Leafs have room to add the Canuck, and try to make sense of Pierre-Luc Dubios' head-scratching request (43:54).

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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Producer Sammy start things off discussing Nazem Kadri's overtime heroics to decide Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. The guys talk through the controversy surrounding the goal, if the correct call was made, hear what Jon Cooper had to say about the play, and look back on the trade that sent Kadri from Toronto to Colorado (02:07). Later on, former NHL official Tim Peel shares his initial reaction to last night's questionable line change, before weighing in on the officiating crew last night, how the final play was handled, and other contested calls from his career (34:23). To wrap up, the fellas look back on the NHL Awards to chat about their takeaways from the evening in Vegas (46:11).  

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Jeff chats with Cup champion Mike Rupp about why he still believes Colorado played well in Game 3, the importance of Steven Stamkos’ post-game press conference and why he had no doubt that Darcy Kuemper would get the start in Game 4 (00:29). Later on, Dan Bylsma talks about why the move to Coachella Valley to coach made sense for him, memories of his first AHL game and finding the balance between coaching and developing (21:54).

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Jeff and Greg look at how effective Nazem Kadri might be if he plays in Game 4, the Lightning’s ability to win without Brayden Point and why the latter isn’t sold on Darcy Kuemper (02:26). Next, the guys talk about Tampa’s line matching when they’re at home, the Norris Trophy balloting and Roman Josi’s candidacy (08:18). To finish up, Jeff and Greg go over their Hart Trophy ballots and how valuable Igor Shesterkin was to the Rangers (25:11).

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Jeff and Elliotte start things off talking about the latter’s appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, before getting into Paul Maurice's new head coaching role with the Panthers and the surprises from the NHL Awards Show (00:05). Next, the guys chat about Nazem Kadri’s status, Darcy Kuemper getting the Game 4 start and the wait for Nathan MacKinnon to breakout in the Stanley Cup Final (14:54). To cap things off, Jeff and Elliotte look at the remaining open coaching vacancies around the NHL (19:33)

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In this week's episode of The Questionable Podcast Scotty Questions and Gionne into some news surrounding the Detroit Red Wings, as well as dive into a discussion about "culture" that relates well with the Lions. The guys kick things off by reacting to this year's NHL award winners which featured rookie Moritz Seider of the Detroit Red Wings winning the Calder Trophy. They then break down a heated debate between former Detroit Red Wing Darren McCarty and  Sam Flannel on Big D Energy, that revolved around the importance of role players and culture versus the overall impact of hall of fame talent on teams. Who's side are the guys taking in this argument, and how could these same points lead to more optimism for Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions. Listen in to hear the guys discuss these topics and so much more on today's episode. 

Nick Kypreos and Producer Sammy kick off the show discussing Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final as the Tampa Bay Lightning found new life at home to earn the 6-2 win. The pair look back on what swung the game in Tampa's favour, and hear Jon Cooper's comments about the technical issues during the review process. Soon after, voice of the Avalanche Peter McNab chats about how the Lightning accentuated the home ice advantage, where Colorado's focus should be heading into Game 4, and speculates who will start the next game in goal (12:18). Later on, The Athletic's Katie Strang shares her findings from Hockey Canada's hearing on Monday surrounding an incident of alleged sexual assault in 2018 and the settlement following (31:20). To wrap up today's show, the guys look ahead to the NHL Awards tonight and discuss if Auston Matthews will be honoured with the Hart Trophy (41:49).

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With 28 games down and 28 to go in their 2020-21 campaign, the Panthers find themselves sitting at 19-5-4 and tied for the most points in the entire NHL. On this week’s episode of the Territory Talk podcast, co-hosts Doug Plagens, Jameson Olive and Katie Gaus hand out a few internal mid-season awards, including debating which player has stood out as the club’s biggest surprise so far. Plus, the trio also looks at which Panthers should currently be in the running for end-of-season awards such as the Hart Trophy, Norris Trophy and Jack Adams. 

Highlights of the episode include:

• Hear from Coach Q and others following Monday’s win over Chicago. (5:40)
• Which player is the Panthers’ mid-season MVP? (13:50)
• Which player has been the Panthers’ unsung hero so far this season? (19:00)
• Which player has turned out to be the biggest surprise for the Panthers? (27:05)
• The Panthers have plenty of early contenders for end-of-season awards. (36:30)
• How does the Central Division stack up to the rest of the NHL? (57:50)