The boys are back with their official NHL Awards Predictions, debating every major trophy from the Hart and Art Ross to the Norris, Vezina, Calder, and Conn Smythe. Is McDavid still the best player in the world? Does Kucherov deserve the Hart? Is Matthew Schaefer already a lock for the Calder? The takes are flying.

They also preview Canada’s massive World Cup clash against Switzerland, discuss Egypt vs New Zealand, and break down the latest trade involving Chuckles, along with their predictions for the top three picks in the upcoming NHL Draft.

On the Oilers front, Edmonton locks up Jason Dickinson and Connor Murphy to long-term deals, Mike Babcock appears set to be introduced as head coach, and the guys discuss whether a Darnell Nurse trade happens before or after the draft, with Pittsburgh, Boston, and Los Angeles emerging as possible destinations.

The episode wraps up with Leafs news, Hockey Hall of Fame reactions, and Player of the Week honors going to Jordan Staal after a dominant six-game stretch.

The boys are back with another Watch Along episode, this time following Carolina vs Vegas live while breaking down one of the biggest stories of the offseason: Darnell Nurse has reportedly requested a trade. They discuss potential landing spots, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles, and try to figure out what a realistic return could look like for Edmonton.

They also check in on the World Cup, reacting to Germany’s dominant 7-1 win, Brazil and Morocco playing to a draw, and Canada’s disappointing result against Bosnia & Herzegovina. Plus, they preview Canada’s upcoming matchup against Qatar and discuss what the group standings could look like moving forward.

The boys break down what has become an absolute treat of a Stanley Cup Final, with wild games, momentum swings, and superstar performances taking center stage. They debate whether Mitch Marner has already done enough to win the Conn Smythe, regardless of who ends up lifting the Cup, and discuss the impact of veterans like Dylan Larkin on the biggest stage.

They also shift over to the NBA Finals, where the Knicks head into Madison Square Garden with a 2-0 series lead and a chance to put one hand on the trophy.

To wrap things up, the boys make their World Cup of Hockey predictions, taking a closer look at Canada’s group featuring Switzerland, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Qatar, while discussing who could challenge for gold.

The boys break down the latest playoff action, starting with Colorado vs Vegas, where Mitch Marner and Carter Hart continue to lead the charge while Vegas searches for answers. They also dive into Carolina vs Montreal, discussing Ehlers’ impact, Dobes’ heroics, and why the Canadiens ultimately fell short.

Beyond the NHL playoffs, they check in on the World Championship, react to the NBA Finals, and preview what could be an incredible Stanley Cup Final matchup.

The episode also touches on the Rockets winning the Memorial Cup before wrapping up with Player of the Week honors. Carter Hart takes home the award after going 4-0 with a .944 save percentage, while Logan Stankoven earns honourable mention after another strong playoff performance.

The boys break down Game 7 between Montreal and Buffalo, highlighting the biggest difference makers and the players who disappeared under pressure. From Alexander Newhook stepping up for the Habs to Dahlin doing everything he could for Buffalo, they go through the impact players from both sides.

They also give an update on the Bruce Cassidy coaching situation, shift into the World Championship conversation with Canada, Switzerland, and the USA, and discuss why Macklin Celebrini keeping the “C” matters so much. Plus, Bouchard and Nurse have been cooking for Team Canada in Switzerland.

The episode wraps with previews of the upcoming playoff series and reactions to everything that’s happened around the league so far.

The boys break down another wild night of playoff hockey, going series by series to hand out the most and least impactful players. From Mitch Marner taking over against Vegas to MacKinnon dominating Minnesota and Jackson Blake continuing to shine for Carolina, there’s no shortage of stars stepping up — and others disappearing.

They also dive into league news, including possible landing spots for Bruce Cassidy, the growing case for Matthew Schaefer as the unanimous Calder winner, the shocking firing of Knoblauch, and Vegas forfeiting a second-round pick.

The episode wraps with a preview of Sabres vs Canadiens Game 7, a playoff edition of Guess the Player, and Player of the Week honors going to Pavel Dorofeyev, with Alexander Newhook earning HM after a huge week.

The boys are joined by Zach Jones and Eric Sabouri to break down a packed week of hockey talk. They dive into the future of the Maple Leafs, what direction the franchise should take around Matthews, Chyka, and their draft capital, plus what teams should do if they land the chance to draft Gavin McKenna.

Then it’s full awards season debate mode with Hart, Ted Lindsay, Vezina, Norris, Selke, and Calder discussions — including who deserves the trophies and which players got completely snubbed.

They also get an outsider perspective on the Oilers, recap the latest playoff action including Colorado going up 2-0, Carolina’s sweep, Vegas dominating, and Montreal battling back, before previewing the next slate of games.

The boys break down another wild stretch of Stanley Cup Playoff action, going series by series and calling out the most and least impactful players. From Jackson Lacombe and Anaheim’s fourth line stepping up against the Oilers, to Brett Howden leading Vegas, and Jakub Dobes standing on his head for Tampa, it’s a full playoff stock report.

They dive into every matchup including Dallas vs Minnesota, Flyers vs Penguins, and Tampa vs Montreal, highlighting who’s carrying their teams and who’s disappearing under pressure. Plus, some insane playoff games across Avs–Minnesota, Ducks–Vegas, and the Carolina series.

The conversation shifts to what’s next for the Oilers, with bold ideas on roster changes, potential targets like McCann, Malkin, and Tuch, and tough questions around injuries and depth.