Kicking Back
The carcasts are back! Jeff and Elliotte discuss the finale of a wild Battle of Alberta, the Hurricanes continuing their home winning streak, and the Blues beating the Avalanche to stay alive. In non-playoff news, the coaching carousel begins to spin in Philly, and Rick Westhead reports on the awful allegations surrounding Hockey Canada.
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Show Notes
Elliotte is back in the car! The Battle of Alberta lived up to the hype. Jeff and Elliotte react to the Oilers closing out an absolutely wild series…and the controversial disallowed Blake Coleman goal (2:30). Did Markstrom lose the series for Calgary (6:15)? Was something up with Calgary’s top line (8:45)? The Flames are now left wondering ‘what’s next?’. In the East, Carolina players channel their inner Brind'Amour and keep the home winning streak alive with a big win over New York (12:25), and Trochek finally gets a goal (14:45).
Despite a huge game and an incredible goal from Nathan MacKinnon, St Louis pulls off the win in overtime to stay alive (17:25). The guys wonder why have players stopped trying to cross centre ice before shooting for the empty net (20:15), and discuss Tyler Bozak earning his $750k in one shot with the huge game-winner (22:15) to force a Game 6. In non-playoff news, Barry Trotz, John Tortorella and others go through the interview process in Philly as the coaching carousel starts to spin (24:45), and Rick Westhead reports on some awful allegations surrounding hockey Canada (26:45).
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This podcast is produced and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.
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