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Max and Corey sit down in the stands of the Bell Centre in Montreal immediately following the first round of the NHL Draft and discuss the Montreal Canadiens selecting Juraj Slafkovsky with the No. 1 pick, the Seattle Kraken adding Shane Wright at No. 4, the Chicago Blackhawks acquiring 3 first round picks after trading away Alex DeBrincat and Kirby Dach in separate deals, why Simon Nemec was picked before David Jiricek, Ivan Miroshnichenko falling to the Washington Capitals at No. 20, and more.
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Sitting down together in person in Montreal for the NHL Draft, Ian, Sean and Jesse first recap their Wednesday night in the city, before diving into the latest with Kirill Kaprizov, and how this situation may affect Russian players in the NHL Draft. Next, they dive into Kris Letang's 6 year extension with Pittsburgh, and what it may mean for Evgani Malkin's future with the team.
The guys then dig into the reports on a failed trade sending Matt Murray from Ottawa to Buffalo and the difficulties the Senators will face unloading his contract, and the Rangers trading Alexandar Georgiev to Colorado that could also signal the exit of Darcy Kuemper. Also, the potential for Alex DeBrincat to get traded on Thursday, and wanting GMs to be more aggressive with big swings.
Then in the mailbag, they answer a voicemail about the worst team draft class in history, and wrap up with look back with "This Week in Hockey History" discussing Conor McDavid's 8-year, $100 million deal, and Nashville naming David Poile as GM before the team even had a name.
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On the last episode before the NHL Draft, Max and Corey sit down together in Montreal to discuss who the Montreal Canadiens will take with the No. 1 pick, and how that decision will impact the rest of the players chosen in the first round.
Then, the guys dig into Corey's final mock draft, including the potential for Marco Kasper to get picked in the top-10, if decision-makers will shy away from Russian prospects Danila Yurov and Ivan Miroshnichenko, final thoughts on Shane Wright, and more.
Plus, to close things, the guys open up the mailbag and answer listener questions about which first-rounder could move into the top-6, whether centers get extra points from scouts or not, Logan Cooley’s upside, why Rutger McGroarty is so polarizing, and many more.
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Ian Mendes and Arpon Basu welcome Sportsnet draft analyst Sam Cosentino, ahead of the 2022 NHL draft in Montreal. Sam discusses who he thinks will be selected in the first round of the draft on Thursday night and if the Habs will take Shane Wright or Juraj Slafkovsky with the number one selection.
Plus, the guys take a look at the salary cap dump that Tampa Bay made this weekend, sending top 4 defender Ryan McDonagh to Nashville, and how Bolts GM Julien BriseBois time and time again makes excellent hockey deals for his club.
Mendes and Basu also touch on the Winnipeg Jets hiring Rick Bowness and the San Jose Sharks firing Bob Boughner and the curious case of Flyers prospect Ivan Fedotov who was planing to evade military service in Russia, and what that might mean for Russian born prospects at the draft, and established Russian NHL players coming into next season.
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First, less than a week away from the NHL Draft, Max and Corey talk about the Minnesota Wild trading Kevin Fiala to the Los Angeles Kings for a 2022 first-round pick in 2022 and prospect Brock Faber, and then deep dive into Corey’s latest 7-round mock and discuss a shakeup in the top-4, some big names falling into the 20s, differences between Corey’s and Bob McKenzie’s lists, the possibility of draft-night trades, and much more.
Then, the guys look at Corey’s list of needs for all 32 teams, with a highlight on the Arizona Coyotes, Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Montreal Canadiens.
Plus, to close things out, the guys open up the mailbag and answer listener questions including how someone can become a more discerning prospect scout, if the New Jersey Devils are more likely to move the No. 2 pick if the Montreal Canadiens take Juraj Slafkovsky first overall, the material differences between Logan Cooley and Frank Nazar, and many more.
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Ian Mendes and Sean McIndoe kick off the show discussing the Minnesota Wild trading Kevin Fiala to the Los Angeles Kings. What does this move signal foo the states of both clubs? Also, if we will see an offer sheet appear this offseason. Then, Nazem Kadri has earned himself a hefty contract, the duo discuss if he will be a member of the Avalanche next season, as well as the future of Evgeni Malkin.
Next, they dig into Sean's piece awarding the "Conned Smythe", and they react to the Hockey Hall of Fame's selections for 2022. To wrap up, they dig into the mailbag, and look back with "This Week in Hockey History".
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Rob Pizzo from CBC Sports and Sara Civian and Jesse Granger fro. the Athletic marvel at the season that was, for Colorado Avalanche defensemen Cale Makar. The roundtable breaks down the Avalanche 6 game Stanley Cup win over Tampa Bay, the Bolts laundry list of injuries and they offer their opinion on this years inductees for the Hockey Hall of Fame and why the Hall needs to change the way prospective members are nominated.
Kyle Bukauskas from Sportsnet joins to discuss his Stanley Cup playoff run, he takes us behind the scenes of his job as Sportsnet's lead rink side reporter and talks about the infamous interview with Sir Charles Barkley, ahead of his and Sportsnet's coverage at the draft in Montreal next week.
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Sean Gentille welcomes guest co-host Max Bultman to this week's show.
Max provides an update on the Detroit Red Wings head coaching search and what winger Tyler Bertuzzi's trade value is. We stick tap the Stanley Cup Champion Colorado Avalanche and Sean and Max take a look at the 2022 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees and discuss the change that needs to be made in the Hall of Fames voting.
Gentille and Bultman welcome Sean Shapiro, the Athletic's hockey business writer to critique TNT and ESPN's first year of hockey coverage, plus Sean explains why the NHL's record year of business doesn't compute to a larger salary cap and we answer your questions and respond to your comments in our widely popular Tuesday boyzzz third segment.
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First, Ian and Hailey discuss the Colorado Avalanche winning their first Stanley Cup since 2001, defeating the two-time defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning in 6 games, Nazem Kadri’s redemption story, and what his next contract will look like, if this is the end for the Lightning’s run of greatness, and much more.
Plus, thoughts on ESPN’s Avalanche-Red Wings rivalry documentary, the need for more transparency in the Hockey Hall of Fame’s voting process as the 2022 class is set to be announced, and a couple of Multiple Choice Madness questions to close things out.
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First, Max and Corey break down the Calder Trophy vote and discuss Moritz Seider taking home the award with Trevor Zegras, Michael Bunting, and Lucas Raymond behind him, and then the guys catch up on this year’s crop of goalie prospects, including Topias Leinonen, Tyler Brennan, and more.
Then, the guys talk about Corey’s dueling mock draft with an NHL source and discuss guys like Marco Kasper, Jonathan Lekkerimaki, and Ivan Miroshnichenko, the huge opportunity for the Arizona Coyotes to add core pieces to their franchise and the Seattle Kraken looking to build out their farm system, and discuss The Athletic NHL’s staff mock, as well.
Plus, to close things out, the guys open up the mailbag and answer listener questions about Ivan Miroshnichenko’s current draft projection, the potential for another Jarmo Kekalainen “Yegor Chinakhov” move, Corey’s favorite late round sleepers, and many more.
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