Porky Palmer Eclipsed This Podcast
Please excuse the eclipse puns in this podcast... On the show, Jeff and Elliotte continue to focus on the Eastern Conference Playoff race as it takes shape. Meanwhile in the Western Conference, the light seems to be shining on Evander Kane as Elliotte reports that Oilers veterans are trying to get their teammate rolling again. Brady Tkachuk also gets the spotlight as he takes exception to Nico Hischier's empty net goal. Plus, the fellas debate which team they'd want to face in the first round of the playoffs in the Western Conference.
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Show Notes
In this total eclipse of a podcast, Jeff and Elliotte kick things off by shining a light on Yegor Sharangovich breaking the record for most goals in a season by a Belarusian player. That makes way for a conversation about the Penguins gaining ground in the playoff race (5:00). Jeff and Elliotte also delve into Jake Guentzel's future in Carolina (12:15) and discuss Detroit sneaking into a WC spot for the time being and Patrick Kane contributing to the scoresheet (20:41). Speaking of sunlight and the eclipse, Jeff and Elliotte make time to mention Joonas Korpisalo getting blinded by sunlight mid-game in Washington (23:55). Next, Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Oilers' need for Evander Kane to find his game if they want to go on a long playoff run (34:52), and Elliotte also mentions that Artemi Panarin deserves love for MVP (38:24). The guys then find the irony in Brady Tkachuk taking issue with Nico Hischier's empty net goal (39:42). Afterward, the guys talk about how the St. Louis Blues have been swept by the San Jose Sharks this season (47:00) and debate which team they'd want to face in the Pacific division playoffs (50:50). They wrap the first segment by discussing the future of MLSE (1:01:07).
The guys answer your questions in the Montana’s Thought Line (1:09:09). They wrap this edition of the podcast by commenting on the state of officiating in the NHL.
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This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.
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