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On Episode 33 of Game Notes, Murls and Colby bring you game 6 predictions, Show or Minzees, and a questionable beer league heroes rule. It’s the Stanley Cup Playoffs baby, no better time in hockey. Tune in LIVE! You won’t want to miss it.

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On Episode 32 of Game Notes, the boys are boots on the ground in Edmonton and discuss the upcoming Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals. They discuss Alex Steen’s new role with the Blues, as well as Warsofsky getting the coaching job in San Jose. Show / Minzees rounds out the episode with Murls taking some heat from Army about his fear of posting his scoops.

On Episode 31 of Game Notes, Mr.Ice hops on to talk horse racing, the guys address the Trouba situation and Migs joins to discuss the cup finals. Murls gives his picks for Game 1, and then Army gives his minzees while Biz stirs it up in the chat.

On Episode 30 of Game Notes, Murls & Army discuss the Rangers/Panthers series and Pasha jumps in with a Trouba roast. Next, the boys discuss the multi million dollar genius business idea: Chiclets Air. Murls gives his weekend picks and then the boys do show/minzees which was highlighted by some great news about Grinnell’s mom Sue and her battle with cancer.

On Episode 29 of Game Notes, Murls and Army recap the Canucks Oilers series and JT Miller’s disappearing act late in the series. Then they discuss Sheldon Keefe as the new coach of the Devils. Next, the Vegas Inside Migs joins the show to talk all things puck. The boys end thing off with a little show/minzees and give their weekend picks.

On Episode 28 of Game Notes, Murls and Army go over the crazy game 5 in Vancouver and they bring Pasha on to answer for his J.T. Miller slander. Next, they are joined by ex Penguin Max Talbot who shares great stories and gives his playoff predictions. The boys wrap the show up by paying tribute to the late Darren Dutchyshen.