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Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds (6:06) joins Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne to discuss Connor Hellebuyck sitting out games during his trade request out of the Winnipeg Jets, how his performance in the Winter Olympics dictated his decision, Mark Scheifele's future, if he would be a good fit with the Montreal Canadiens, the new additions to the Jets' 2026 roster, playoff chances and the future of the franchise in Winnipeg. Then, Nick, Justin and Sam McKee chat about Nick Robertson's debut with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Jason Robertson staying with the Dallas Stars, and Dylan Larkin missing the first two games due to injury with the Detroit Red Wings.
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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee look back on the Toronto Maple Leafs' first win of the 2026-27 season, a 2-1 victory over the New York Islanders. They discuss Anthony Stolarz's strong start, Easton Cowan's potential, which line Gavin McKenna fits best on, and John Tavares showing signs of slowing down. Later, Gord Stellick joins the show (35:12) to share his impressions of the Leafs' start, the pressure on McKenna, how Kirill Marchenko changes the team's ceiling, and whether John Chayka is loading up for another early-season trade.
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New Jersey Devils GM Sunny Mehta (3:26) joins Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne ahead of his team's season opener against the Flyers on Thursday. He discusses choosing New Jersey over Toronto, his team-building philosophy, expectations for the team this season, how his poker background helps on the analytics side, and much more. Later, Rob Brown stops by (25:55) following the Oilers' disappointing performance against the Canucks to open the season. They get into Tristan Jarry's shaky start, early impressions of Mike Babcock's presence behind the bench, Mark Messier's comments on the Babcock hiring, why this could be the year the Oilers win their division for the first time since 1987, and Evan Bouchard's opening-game statement. Finally, Nick, Justin and Sam McKee look back on the rest of the action around the league during the NHL's opening day.
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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee break down the Maple Leafs' season-opening loss to the Canadiens, why there were still plenty of positives, and the standout debuts from Kirill Marchenko and Gavin McKenna. They discuss whether Marchenko is already Toronto's most impactful player, McKenna's rocky first NHL game, concerns about his size and usage, and if changes are needed on the power play and blue line, including the Morgan Rielly-Darren Raddysh pairing. Later, Cal Clutterbuck joins the show (36:35) to share his thoughts on shortened preseasons, the state of the Islanders, Matthew Barzal's health, and tonight's Leafs-Islanders matchup.
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Former NHL forward and coach Kirk Muller (4:06) joins Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne to discuss how the NHL's opening day is viewed from inside the locker room, the pressure on the Montreal Canadiens ahead of their season opener against the Leafs, how a shortened training camp will impact the start of the season, and the evolving landscape of modern hockey. Later, host of Monday Night Hockey David Amber stops by (26:00) to chat about the optimism in Toronto and Montreal, the Canadian teams' season outlooks, and a potential dogfight for the Calder Trophy. Finally, Nick and Justin regroup with Sam McKee to share their impressions of the Hurricanes' banner ceremony, discuss Brock Faber's injury, and predict playoff teams.
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