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This week on The Hockey News Podcast with Ryan Kennedy and Mike Stephens:
- They discuss the NHL’s new on-ice apparel deal with Fanatics, who will supply the new jerseys for the league once its partnership with Adidas expires at the end of next season.
- The heated wild-card races continue across the league. How about a look at the Calgary Flames, who had a huge chance to gain ground but lost 8-2 to the Kings? Also, why hasn't Dustin Wolf been called up yet?
- What is Aleksander Barkov’s place in Florida Panthers history after he set a franchise record for most points for the team? 
- Goalie talk: Ryan and Mike discuss Dylan Ferguson’s remarkable first NHL start with the Ottawa Senators and Devon Levi’s arrival in Buffalo.
- And more, so check out the full episode.

On this episode of The Hockey News Podcast with Ryan Kennedy and Mike Stephens:

- Andrei Svechnikov is out indefinitely with a lower-body injury. If it turns out to be season-ending, how will that affect the Carolina Hurricanes?
- Ryan and Mike react to the changes in the front office for the Philadelphia Flyers. 
- Only Bruce Boudreau has been fired this season among the NHL's head coaches. Who is currently on the coaching hot seat?
- They pick their favorite NHL trade deadline acquisitions so far.
- And much more, so check out the full episode.

In this episode of The Hockey News Podcast with Ryan Kennedy and Mike Stephens:
- QMJHL commissioner Gilles Courteau resigned over the weekend. Mike recommends checking out the latest episode of THN On The 'Q' to get the explanation and the critical analysis of what's going on in the QMJHL right now.
- They discuss their trade deadline surprises and which players will benefit the most following the deadline.
- Which teams could have the quickest turnaround?
- Can anybody possibly stop Connor McDavid from winning the Hart Trophy this season? Ryan and Mike present their runner-ups.
And more, so check out the full episode.

This week on The Hockey News Podcast with Ryan Kennedy and Mike Stephens:
- They break down an action-packed weekend in the NHL trade market, including Timo Meier to New Jersey, Tanner Jeannot to Tampa Bay and Jake McCabe and Sam Lafferty to Toronto.
- The Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues are underway selling veterans for draft picks and young assets. Ryan and Mike debate the future for both teams.
- David Poile announced he will retire as GM and president of hockey operations by the end of June. Longtime NHL coach Barry Trotz returns to Nashville and will take over the GM role. What is Poile's legacy in Nashville?
- And more, so check out the full episode.

This week on The Hockey News Podcast with Ryan Kennedy and Mike Stephens:
- They break down the blockbuster Ryan O'Reilly trade that involved the St. Louis Blues, Toronto Maple Leafs and Minnesota Wild.
- Mat Barzal is out indefinitely with a lower-body injury. How does it affect the New York Islanders?
- Marie-Philip Poulin got her 200th international point. Ryan and Mike offer some praise for her career so far.
- The wild-card race is still very close, but which team would a top seed least like to play in Round 1 of the NHL playoffs?
- And more.

This week on The Hockey News On The 'A' Podcast with Jacob Stoller and Patrick Williams:

- The Nashville Predators recalled Phillip Tomasino on Monday. After a rookie season that saw him record 32 points in 76 games last season, Tomasino didn't make the Predators out of camp this season, and he had been with Milwaukee since the start of the season — recording 32 points in 38 AHL GP. What took so long for him to earn a recall?

- A way-too-early Calder Cup outlook. Who are the contenders in the Eastern and Western Conferences? Who are the sleepers? And why do AHL teams' Championship chances change so drastically after the NHL trade deadline?

- Georgii Merkulov is the prospect of the week. Merkulov, 22 signed with Boston as an undrafted free agent before the 2022-23 season. He has 35 points in 43 games with Providence (AHL).

- The New Jersey Devils are armed with a deep prospect pool, and there's a good chance they could unload some of their AHL prospects in a deadline deal.