Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with Kelly Hrudey, discussing his thoughts on the collision between Anthony Stolarz and Sam Bennett. They also explore how the Leafs will respond tonight and whether they can defeat the defending Stanley Cup champions. Additionally, they talk about Calvin Pickard's recent success with the Edmonton Oilers. Next, Arda Ocal (17:52) from NHL on ESPN joins the conversation to share insights on the Florida Panthers' mindset as they head into Game 2. He discusses how Brad Marchand quickly integrated into the team and previews the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. The show concludes with Matt and Mike sharing their predictions for tonight's slate of games (44:51).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Oilers’ comeback against the Golden Knights in Game 1. They analyze key contributions, Vegas' potential struggles, and expectations for Game 2. The conversation shifts to the Leafs vs. Panthers, focusing on Joseph Woll’s role in Stolarz’s absence and Bobrovsky’s performance. They also preview the upcoming matchup between the Stars and Jets and whether Jason Robertson and Mark Scheifele will be reinstated into the starting lineups.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with Ken Holland discussing Sam Bennett’s collision with Anthony Stolarz, Holland's perspective from a goalie’s standpoint, and the overall state of the Edmonton Oilers as they head into Game 1 against the Golden Knights. Next, Kevin Bieksa (16:32) joins the conversation to discuss the Bennett incident, evaluate whether Craig Berube managed the situation effectively, and highlight what contributed to the Oilers' success in eliminating the Kings. The discussion continues with the New York Islanders winning the draft lottery, Matthew Knies’ impact on the ice, and a preview of the remaining matchups in Round 2 (52:21).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' Game 1 victory against the Florida Panthers. They highlight the team's quick start in the first period and debate whether William Nylander is the most consistent playoff player among the Core Four. Next, they analyze Sam Bennett’s collision with Anthony Stolarz, considering whether it merits a suspension and if the Leafs managed the situation appropriately. They also discuss how Joseph Woll performed during the game. Later in the podcast, they preview Game 1 between the Oilers and Golden Knights and conclude with the New York Islanders winning the draft lottery.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show by discussing the Winnipeg Jets' incredible Game 7 comeback victory against the St. Louis Blues. They also analyze how the Jets will perform against the Dallas Stars and delve into the Stars' own Game 7 comeback against the Colorado Avalanche. Justin Bourne (27:25) from Real Kyper & Bourne joins the discussion to talk about the Jets stepping up in Mark Scheifele's absence, whether the Leafs can elevate their game against the Florida Panthers, and Craig Berube's coaching style. Finally, they conclude the show by previewing the second-round matchups between the Washington Capitals and the Carolina Hurricanes, as well as the Leafs vs. Panthers Game 1 matchup tonight (49:43).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' Game 1 matchup against the Florida Panthers. They explore what to expect from the series, whether it will be closer than the one two years ago, and if Florida's style of play can prevail against the Maple Leafs. Later, they talk about the L.A. Kings parting ways with Rob Blake and consider potential replacements for the Kings. Finally, they wrap up by discussing the Game 7 heroics from the Jets and Stars as they conclude their series.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with Anson Carter of NHL on TNT, discussing the Maple Leafs advancing to the second round, the Oilers eliminating the Kings, and the Jets aiming to clinch the series in Game 6. John Garrett (24:51) from NHL on Sportsnet joins later to evaluate the Jets' chances, Hellebuyck's potential return to form, and highlight the team’s unsung heroes. The show concludes with updates on injuries, NHL award nominees, and a preview of the Jets vs. Blues matchup (59:37).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Leafs closing out the Battle of Ontario, Auston Matthews breaking his playoff powerplay slump, and facing Florida in round two. They also analyze the future of the Ottawa Senators, Brady Tkachuk’s playoff debut, and the competitive landscape of the Atlantic Division. Finally, they touch on the Edmonton Oilers' fourth consecutive victory over the L.A. Kings and potential changes for the Kings.

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