In this special episode, Joey has the honor of being joined by Michael Santos, a longtime NHL front office executive. They start off by talking about his love for the game of hockey and his time as a collegiate hockey player at Boston College in the 1980s (1:12). From there, Santos provides a look into his breakthrough into the NHL as an intern for the league office in New York City (15:02), which later led to a full-time job in Special Events for the NHL. Santos mentions his contribution to the inaugural NHL Skills and Hardest Shot competitions during the 1990 All-Star Weekend.

Following that, Santos gives insight into his time as the Assistant General Manager and Director of Hockey Operations for the New York Islanders (32:33), Florida Panthers, and Nashville Predators. During this segment, Santos highlights a few of his top acquisitions and points out the difficulties that come with operating under a budget and a salary cap. Santos gives a behind-the-scenes description of a new software that he has developed called "Team 33," which will give hockey fans the chance to be the General Manager of their favorite team (52:44). This leads into Santos discussing some of the qualities he looked for in a player (1:10:05) and his thoughts regarding analytics. At the end, Santos speaks about being a professor for multiple institutions (1:17:28), including Georgetown University and Boston College.

In this episode, Joey starts off by updating listeners on the Clippers-Nuggets series with a quick review of Games 3 and 4. During this segment, Joey points out some points of emphasis for the Clippers ahead of tonight’s Game 5 in Denver. After that, he previews tonight’s Baseball Beanpot Championship game between Northeastern and Harvard at Fenway Park. Joey highlights the Huskies’ excellence over the last 22 games, in which they won 21 contests.

In this quick episode, Joey breaks down his last-minute predictions with a final mock draft ahead of tonight’s first round of the NFL Draft. Following that, he talks about Kawhi Leonard’s legendary performance in the Clippers’ Game 2 win in Denver and quickly previews Game 3.