The Jeff Marek Show Sportsnet

Jeff is joined by Canucks radio play-by-play voice Brendan Batchelor to discuss Vancouver’s confidence level ahead of Game 4, how the team is starting to resemble their head coach and Arturs Silovs' impressive run. Later on, Producer Matt jumps in to talk about breakout players in the playoffs including Silovs, Wyatt Johnston and Dakota Joshua (19:22).

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Jeff and Greg look back on the Vancouver riots in response to the news of ESPN doing a documentary on it, as well as the series that surrounded it. The conversation moves to Boston's current situation, how the Panthers are playing more like previous editions of the Bruins and how Florida is just flat out playing better in this series. Next, the guys look at how Sergei Bobrovsky has had an “easier” workload this year over last year, the discourse around Valeri Nichushkin and how Dallas has overwhelmed Colorado in their series.  

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Jeff and Elliotte look at Colorado’s performance after finding out about Valeri Nichushkin’s suspension and what’s next for his contract. Next, they chat about Wyatt Johnston’s performance in Game 4, Jordan Staal’s “signature goal” and Carson Soucy’s suspension. In closing, Jeff and Elliotte weigh in on the Oilers’ goaltending situation, how much we learned about Edmonton in Game 4 and Boston trying to avoid elimination.

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Jeff and Producer Matt chat about Erin Ambrose’s record setting time on ice in PWHL Montreal’s loss to PWHL Boston, Don Sweeney speaking to the media and the incident between the Oilers and Canucks at the end of Game 3. Sportsnet's Luke Gazdic looks into the Sam Bennett’s impact in the playoffs, who the best team remaining is and the lack of response from the Oilers after Connor McDavid got cross checked by Carson Soucy (18:30). Later on, Oilers analyst Rob Brown weighs in on the Soucy-McDavid incident, the physicality on Edmonton’s top two players and how the defense and goaltending has been the biggest worry among Oiler fans (49:40).

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Jeff and Elliotte react to Nikita Zadorov getting fined and Carson Soucy's pending hearing for their roles at the end of Game 3 between the Canucks and Oilers, before discussing Artur Silovs’ impressive performance and the questions in Edmonton’s net. Next, they look at Sam Bennett being a big factor against Boston and the controversy surrounding Florida’s game-tying goal in Game 4. Wrapping up, Jeff and Elliotte go over the latest in the coaching searches around the league.

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Jeff and Michael Russo of The Athletic discuss the Florida-Boston series, how the Panther fan base has evolved from his time covering the team and how Bill Zito has built the roster. Next, Jeff and Producer Matt talk about too many men and embellishment penalties in the playoffs, before looking into Jamie Benn's hit on Devon Toews and the play of Artemi Panarin (18:06). Mike Rupp, former NHLer and current NHL Network analyst, stops by to break down the Rangers' OT winner, how New York has played during these playoffs and Jacob Trouba’s violent, but clean style of play (45:52).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.