Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with news that the Rangers are looking to shake things up, the Blues firing Drew Bannister and hiring Jim Montgomery, and more. Michael Grange (10:35) joins the show live from Detroit ahead of the Raptors matchup against the Pistons and discusses Barnes’ return, Gradey's injury, the Raptors rookies' performances early on and the likeliness of a Poeltl trade down the stretch. Then, Ailish and Justin continue their Team Canada Roster predictions for the Four Nations Face-Off. Next, Cam Janssen (31:21) shares the reaction in St. Louis to the Blues bringing in Montgomery, Doug Armstrong’s “aggressive” moves this season, whether Binnington is capable of starting for Team Canada at the Four Nations Face-Off, and much more.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with the biggest stories and talking points for the Canadian teams at the quarter-mark of the NHL season. Then, the Athletic’s Joe Vardon (11:45) joins the show to discuss the NBA Cup and the Cavs' historic start to the season. They discuss how the Cavs have looked under new head coach Kenny Atkinson, the Warriors and Steph Curry and his expectations for a healthy Raptors team. Later, Jason York (31:13) joins the show to discuss the tough stretch the Senators have had to start the season, whether they are as bad as their record indicates, Adam Gaudette’s hot start, Green’s impact behind the bench, the consequences for the team if they cannot turn things around this season, and much more.

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Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off with the Capitals confirming that Alex Ovechkin will miss 4-6 weeks with a fractured fibula before moving on to the hot-button issue surrounding controversial hits in the NHL after Zach Whitecloud's hit on Matthew Knies. Frank Seravalli (9:50) adds his input to the hitting conversation, Jim Montgomery’s dismissal in Boston, Dustin Wolf’s Calber Trophy candidacy, and much more. Then, they discuss the Utah/Bruins matchup tonight with a new head coach behind the bench in Boston, Joel Embiid’s drama in Philly, the MLB Awards continuing to roll out, and much more.

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