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Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee open today's show with thoughts on Mike Babcock's introduction in Edmonton as the team's next head coach. David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period joins the conversation to break some news of Šimon Nemec's trade to the Calgary Flames. David details New Jersey's return the deal, the latest on Matthew Knies' trade market, the array of high-end talent available before the draft, and the new landscape for NHL contracts. The boys also touch on what's next for Darnell Nurse, Dougie Hamilton, Morgan Rielly, and Dylan Larkin. After the break, the guys weigh in on Brady Tkachuk's introduction in Sunrise and discuss what's ahead for him with the Panthers. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The Florida Panthers made a splash on Sunday by trading for Brady Tkachuk. Host Gavin Spittle starts with Florida trading Mackie Samoskevich to the Seattle Kraken for a first-round pick, and a 2027 second-round pick. Gavin says the Panthers got a great return on the trade and then flipped that pick for Brady Tkachuk. He looks at the projected lines for the Florida Panthers and they are absolutely loaded. On top of both Tkachuk's, Alexander Barkov is coming back. David Pagnotta reported that the Ottawa Senators are trying to make a play for Jason Robertson. Gavin asks if this speeds up Jim Nill's timeline to sign Robertson to a deal.

The boys are back for another edition of Hello Hockey! Benny and Bellezy will be going around the NHL with the latest storylines as we recap the 2025-26 NHL Season while being joined by Chris Dingman for the entire show! In the first segment, the boys talk about the Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup while DInger shares some stories. Second Segment has the guys playing Start, Bench, Cut! Third segment we are joined by our Hello Hockey Insider David Pagnotta to talk about all the rumours heading into the Draft next week. And we end the show off with Benny's Blind Rankings! All of this and so much more on this edition of Hello Hockey here on Edmonton Sports Talk! Today's Guests: Chris Dingman - Former NHLer David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period  

It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio is ready to massage your eardrums with an hour of off-season Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed Darnell Nurse trade rumours, where he might end up, the incoming Mike Babcock press conference, line combinations, and more.We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about Mike Babcock becoming the Oilers' next head coach, and whether there's anything he can do to win over the Oilers fans who are not at all happy about the decision. Given the Oilers are making this decision not caring about the fanbase's opinion, there's little doubt that the noise surrounding this decision will be incredibly loud. That led the boys to wonder what kinds of questions the media will be asking about the situation and what to expect going forward. Shifting gears, the guys continued on with another round of Darnell Nurse trade talk. The boys had David Pagnotta on Oilersnation Everyday on Friday afternoon, and he pitched a couple of ideas on what a Nurse deal might look like. The options seem to be that the Oilers either hold some salary for a better return, or accept a lesser trade to clear out every dollar. Is there a scenario where Edmonton can actually make a hockey trade? Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk, Ask the Idiots questions, and Hot and Cold Performers to wrap up the week. The guys also discussed the Stanley Cup Final, the Hurricanes winning it all, and how the entire office is bought in on the World Cup. While the Nation HQ staff may not know what's going on very often, that hasn't stopped the squad from getting excited anyway.

The NHL rumour mill is officially in overdrive, and Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are here to sort through it all on today's episode of Oilersnation Everyday.To begin the show, NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the program to discuss all the latest rumours circulating around the league. With the NHL Draft right around the corner and free agency quickly approaching, there is no shortage of speculation surrounding trades, signings, coaching situations, and roster shakeups. David will help separate fact from fiction and provide the latest insight on some of the biggest stories around hockey.The boys follow things up with some of the latest news from around the NHL, including the Toronto Maple Leafs acquiring Darren Raddysh from the Tampa Bay Lightning and quickly signing the defenceman to a massive eight-year contract extension. Tyler and Liam will break down the deal, discuss what it means for Toronto's blue line, and examine how it could impact the rest of the market as teams prepare for a busy summer.After that, it's time for another edition of The First Question. With the Oilers still searching for their next head coach, the discussion will focus on Mike Babcock and whether he could ultimately become Edmonton's choice behind the bench. Is he the right fit for a team looking to take the next step? What are the pros and cons of bringing in one of the most polarizing figures in hockey? The boys will dive into the debate and hear from Oilers fans in the live chat.To wrap things up, Tyler and Liam will hand out their favourite daily betting plays courtesy of bet365.

NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the program to discuss all the latest rumours circulating around the league. With the NHL Draft right around the corner and free agency quickly approaching, there is no shortage of speculation surrounding trades, signings, coaching situations, and roster shakeups. David will help separate fact from fiction and provide the latest insight on some of the biggest stories around hockey.

Nick Alberga and David Pagnotta break down another massive week in Leafs Nation with Senior Writer from The Fourth Period, Dennis Bernstein.To start, they dive into Toronto's stunning sign-and-trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning for Darren Raddysh. Bernstein explains why he likes the move, why the 8-year, $68 million contract doesn't bother him, and what realistic offensive expectations should be for the Toronto native moving forward.The conversation then shifts to Morgan Rielly's future with the Maple Leafs, with Bernstein suggesting Anaheim as a potential landing spot if Toronto decides to explore a move.From there, the guys discuss Matthew Knies and why trading the young winger makes little sense unless the Leafs are blown away by a king's ransom offer.Finally, Bernstein weighs in on the hiring of Jim Hiller as head coach. Having covered Hiller during his time with the Kings, Bernstein admits he was surprised by the hire, discusses the analytics connection with John Chayka, and explains why he still has plenty of questions about how it'll all play out in Toronto.

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta react to the Toronto Maple Leafs' bombshell sign-and-trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning for defenceman Darren Raddysh. Pagnotta breaks down the deal, what it says about John Chayka's vision for the team, and where the Leafs could turn their attention next as an eventful offseason continues.The boys also recap the Toronto Marlies' heartbreaking 4-3 overtime loss to the Chicago Wolves in Game 4 of the Calder Cup Final. Despite the setback, Toronto still holds a commanding 3-1 series lead and will look to capture the Calder Cup on home ice in Game 5 on Friday night.Plus, The Fourth Period and SiriusXM NHL Network Radio's Dennis Bernstein joins the show. After covering Jim Hiller during his time in Los Angeles, Bernstein offers insight into the Leafs' new head coach, what Toronto can expect from him behind the bench, and his thoughts on the organization's whirlwind week and offseason to date.

It's Friday afternoon, which means a fresh episode of Oilersnation Radio is ready to massage your eardrums with an hour of off-season Oilers talk. On today's podcast, the fellas discussed Darnell Nurse trade rumours, where he might end up, the incoming Mike Babcock press conference, line combinations, and more.We kicked off the Friday episode of ONR with a delicious debate about Mike Babcock becoming the Oilers' next head coach, and whether there's anything he can do to win over the Oilers fans who are not at all happy about the decision. Given the Oilers are making this decision not caring about the fanbase's opinion, there's little doubt that the noise surrounding this decision will be incredibly loud. That led the boys to wonder what kinds of questions the media will be asking about the situation and what to expect going forward. Shifting gears, the guys continued on with another round of Darnell Nurse trade talk. The boys had David Pagnotta on Oilersnation Everyday on Friday afternoon, and he pitched a couple of ideas on what a Nurse deal might look like. The options seem to be that the Oilers either hold some salary for a better return, or accept a lesser trade to clear out every dollar. Is there a scenario where Edmonton can actually make a hockey trade? Finally, we wrapped up the Friday episode of ONR with another round of betting talk, Ask the Idiots questions, and Hot and Cold Performers to wrap up the week. The guys also discussed the Stanley Cup Final, the Hurricanes winning it all, and how the entire office is bought in on the World Cup. While the Nation HQ staff may not know what's going on very often, that hasn't stopped the squad from getting excited anyway.

The Stanley Cup has been awarded, and the NHL offseason is officially underway. Brenden Escott is joined by the Fourth Period's David Pagnotta to break down Carolina's championship run after the Hurricanes captured their first Stanley Cup in two decades. What allowed them to close out the series, and what does this title mean for the franchise, its fan base and the growth of hockey in Carolina? We also examine whether the Hurricanes have become the NHL's newest blueprint for success and identify the teams that may be following a similar path. Plus, a look at the latest coaching and front-office movement around the league, including Jim Hiller's arrival in Toronto and Ryan Craig's promotion in Vegas. With the Stanley Cup Final now in the rearview mirror, attention shifts to the NHL's investigation into Mike Babcock's tenure in Columbus. We discuss what the process could look like, whether more information may still come to light and the latest surrounding Bruce Cassidy's future. Closer to home, we dive into the growing speculation around Darnell Nurse and separate fact from fiction when it comes to the trade rumours involving the Oilers' veteran defenceman. And as the league transitions into one of its busiest stretches of the calendar, we wrap up with the biggest under-the-radar storyline that could shape the NHL over the next two weeks. Be sure to like and subscribe and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NHL offseason is officially heating up.Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton react to the Colorado Avalanche trading Ross Colton to the Nashville Predators and discuss what it could mean for the rest of Colorado's summer plans. Is this just the beginning of a busy offseason for the Avalanche?The guys also dive into the latest reporting from David Pagnotta surrounding Morgan Rielly's future in Toronto. Will Rielly still be a Maple Leaf next season, or could the organization look to make a major change after hiring Jim Hiller as the franchise's new head coach?Another hot topic is the reported possibility of Dan Vladar landing a massive contract in Philadelphia. Would a five-year, $25 million deal make sense for the Flyers, or would it be another example of a team overpaying for goaltending in free agency?The offseason preview series continues with a look at the Boston Bruins. What should be priority number one for Don Sweeney this summer? What would a dream offseason look like as Boston tries to get back into Stanley Cup contention?CHAPTERS00:00 - Intro01:00 - Leafs Hire Hiller07:15 - Trade Market Heats Up10:15 - Fill in the Blank16:30 - The All 32 - Brent Walalce24:40 - #askdfo 27:45 - Daily Bets29:30 - Garbage Time

During Hour 3 David Pagnotta from The Fourth Period joined the show discussing Jim Hiller, the Oilers' coaching vacancy, and other headlines from the NHL's offseason. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Hour 3 we were joined by The Fourth Period's David Pagnotta and our Wednesday co-host, former NHLer David Schlemko. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Alberga and David Pagnotta react to a significant trade between the Maple Leafs and Flyers. Toronto has dealt Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to Philadelphia in exchange for Samuel Ersson, Emil Andrae, and a 2026 third-round pick. The guys break down the deal from all angles, discuss what Ersson brings to the Leafs' crease, whether Andrae can help Toronto's blue line, and what this move says about the direction John Chayka and Mats Sundin are taking the organization. Plus, they examine the fallout for both teams and whether this is just the beginning of a busy offseason in Toronto.

The Carolina Hurricanes are Stanley Cup champions for the second time in franchise history, capping off a dominant postseason run with a 3-0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights. After years of knocking on the door, Rod Brind'Amour's group finally broke through and cemented themselves as the NHL's gold standard.Tyler Yaremchuk and Colby Cohen break down Carolina's championship-clinching performance, the incredible story of Brandon Bussi stepping in and delivering when the Hurricanes needed him most, and why no team has been more consistently successful over the last eight seasons. The guys also discuss Jordan Staal's leadership, loyalty to the organization, and historic Conn Smythe Trophy victory as the oldest player in NHL history to win playoff MVP.Was this the crowning achievement that solidifies Rod Brind'Amour as a Hall of Fame coach? What can the rest of the NHL learn from the Hurricanes' blueprint for success? And which member of the championship team has the best story?Plus, what comes next for the Vegas Golden Knights after another deep playoff run? We examine their offseason priorities, key contract decisions, and whether this roster has another Stanley Cup Final appearance in it.David Pagnotta joins the show to share his thoughts on the Hurricanes' championship, the Conn Smythe debate, Vegas' future, and the biggest storylines coming out of the Stanley Cup Final.00:00 - Intro01:45 - Go Crazy, Caniacs!07:30 - Conn Smythe Staal13:15 - The House Loses20:00 - David Pagnotta33:30 - AskDFO 37:30 - Daily Bets39:00 - Garbage Time

The boys are back for another edition of Hello Hockey! Benny and Bellezy go around the NHL with the latest storylines and rumours from this past week as we prepare for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final! In the first segment the boys open the show talking about the drama in Edmonton before getting into the MDRN PP! After that, Tin Fragle from the Everett Silvertips joins us to talk about his year of coaching. Third segment, our Hello Hockey Insider David Pagnotta joins to talk about the SCF, Mike Babcock and possible trades to come! Then to end the show, it's Benny's Blind Rankings and Bellezy's Saturday Picks! All of this and so much more on this edition of Hello Hockey right here on Edmonton Sports Talk! Today's Guests: Tim Fragle - Everett Silvertips Assistant Coach David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period

The Stanley Cup Final may still be rolling on, but NHL offseason is already in full swing. Irfaan Gaffar and David Pagnotta break down the growing speculation surrounding Connor Hellebuyck's future in Winnipeg, including reports that the Jets star may be open to a move. The guys discuss why the Florida Panthers continue to be linked to the Vezina winner, what a potential trade package could look like, and how a deal of that magnitude could reshape the entire goaltending market.They also dive into the latest on Dylan Larkin's trade situation, Alex Tuch's contract situation with the Buffalo Sabres, Owen Power's surprising appearance in trade chatter, and the coaching searches underway in Toronto and Edmonton. #NHL #DailyFaceoff #ConnorHellebuyck #DylanLarkin #TorontoMapleLeafs #BuffaloSabres #FloridaPanthers #NHLRumours #StanleyCupFinal #HockeyNews

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta are joined by Toronto Sun Leafs reporter Terry Koshan to break down the latest surrounding Toronto's ongoing coaching search. Koshan weighs in on the Joe Pavelski speculation, explaining why the idea may not be as far-fetched as it first seemed, while sharing insights from conversations with Pete DeBoer and Steve Spott about Pavelski's coach-like approach to the game.They also discuss where the Leafs could ultimately go with the search, Bruce Cassidy's uncertain availability, and why Koshan remains skeptical that Vegas will grant permission for teams to speak with him. Plus, he shares his thoughts on the Mike Babcock-to-Edmonton rumours and why he doesn't understand the fit.The conversation then shifts to the Toronto Marlies' run to the Calder Cup Final. Koshan weighs in on whether John Gruden deserves serious consideration for the Leafs job, while highlighting the outstanding play of Artur Akhtyamov as a major reason for the team's success. He also assesses the development of Easton Cowan and Ben Danford during the playoff run before wrapping up with his thoughts on Toronto's goaltending situation and what the Leafs should do in net this summer.

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta tee up a pivotal Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final as the series shifts back to Raleigh with everything on the line. Who has the edge, and what are the biggest storylines to watch as the Hurricanes and Golden Knights battle in a best-of-three?Plus, Pagnotta shares the latest on the Maple Leafs' ongoing coaching search. With several candidates still believed to be in the mix, could former Vegas bench boss Bruce Cassidy emerge as a legitimate option for Toronto? A recent report suggests Cassidy is open to the idea of coaching the Maple Leafs, adding another intriguing wrinkle to a search that continues to evolve. The guys break down what they're hearing and where things stand as the Leafs look for their next head coach.Also, Terry Koshan, Leafs reporter for the Toronto Sun, drops by, too

The Edmonton Oilers are making waves in the hockey world with news of Mike Babcock potential stepping behind the bench into their coaching vacancy. We discuss that, Peter Laviolette in Los Angeles, the Stanley Cup Final and more with hockey insider David Pagnotta. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liam Horrobin is back in the host chair today, but Tyler Yaremchuk will be checking in from Las Vegas ahead of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final.The biggest story surrounding the Edmonton Oilers continues to be the growing speculation around Mike Babcock and the possibility that he could become the team's next head coach. What would that mean for the organization moving forward? How would the fanbase react? And perhaps most importantly, what could it mean for Connor McDavid and the future direction of the franchise?We'll kick off the show by diving into the latest reports and rumours surrounding the coaching search, while also reacting to feedback from Oilersnation fans in the YouTube comments, Spotify comments, and live chat.Later in the show, NHL insider David Pagnotta joins us live from Las Vegas to preview Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and discuss the latest on Edmonton's coaching search. We'll also get his thoughts on the NHLPA's reported stance regarding a potential return to coaching for Mike Babcock and what hurdles could still exist if the Oilers decide to pursue him.We'll also have a fresh edition of Liam's Board, continue discussing the biggest stories from around the hockey world, and wrap things up with some Game 4 betting picks courtesy of Bet365.

NHL insider David Pagnotta joins us live from Las Vegas to preview Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and discuss the latest on Edmonton's coaching search. We'll also get his thoughts on the NHLPA's reported stance regarding a potential return to coaching for Mike Babcock and what hurdles could still exist if the Oilers decide to pursue him.

The boys are back for another edition of Hello Hockey! Tom Gazzola and Shawn Belle  go around the NHL with the latest storylines and rumours while recapping the first 2 games of the Stanley Cup Final before previewing tonight's game! In the first segment, Grant McNeill joins us for the first hour where we break down some of his fights in the NHL. The second segment has the guys playing Benny's Blind Rankings! Third segment David Pagnotta joins the guys to talk Dylan Larkin requesting a trade and all the rumours around the league. And in the final segment, it's the MDRN PP and Bellezy's Saturday Picks! All of this and so much more on this edition of Hello Hockey here on Edmonton Sports Talk! Today's Guests: Grant McNeill - Former NHLer David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period  

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill are joined by Hall of Fame defenceman Chris Pronger for a jam-packed interview.To kick things off, Pronger weighs in on Dylan Larkin's reported desire to leave Detroit and discusses potential landing spots for the 29-year-old star centre. While he sees a fit in Toronto, Montreal, and several other markets, Pronger stresses that acquiring a player of Larkin's calibre would come at a significant cost—especially in a weak free-agent class.From there, Pronger reflects on his experience interviewing for the Maple Leafs' President role and shares his thoughts on the direction of the organization under John Chayka. He believes winning the draft lottery was a massive boost and likes several of the moves the Leafs have made since Chayka took over.The conversation then shifts to David Pagnotta's report that Toronto and Montreal had a Matthew Knies trade completed at the deadline before complications prevented it from being finalized. Pronger isn't convinced the Leafs were getting enough value in the reported package and cautions against moving a player like Knies unless the organization is committing to a full-scale rebuild. In his view, if you're trading Knies, you need proven NHL talent coming back—not just futures.Pronger also discusses Auston Matthews' influence on the franchise moving forward, suggesting the Leafs likely have two separate long-term plans: one with Matthews and one without him. Plus, he weighs in on what Toronto should do with the No. 1 overall pick, the ongoing coaching search, and whether he believes the Leafs can get back into the Stanley Cup Playoff picture next season.

Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill recap Carolina's thrilling 4-3 overtime win over Vegas in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, as the Hurricanes tied the series at one game apiece. They also preview a pivotal Game 5 of the AHL Eastern Conference Final as the Toronto Marlies continue their battle with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.On the Leafs front, the boys debate whether Toronto should make a play for Dylan Larkin after reports surfaced that the 29-year-old All-Star centre has requested a trade out of Detroit. Plus, David Pagnotta dropped a bombshell on Thursday afternoon, revealing that the Maple Leafs had a trade framework in place with Montreal prior to the deadline involving Matthew Knies. The proposed package reportedly included Alexander Zharovsky, another prospect, and two first-round picks before the deal ultimately fell apart due to "complications." Nick and Rosie break down the stunning revelation and discuss what it could have meant for the future of the franchise.They also sift through all the latest news and notes from the NHL Draft Combine in Buffalo, including what they're hearing as the Leafs prepare to make the first overall selection later this month.Meantime, Hockey Hall of Famer Chris Pronger stops by to weigh in on the Stanley Cup Final, Toronto's coaching search, the Leafs' offseason outlook, and all the chaos surrounding the organization.

On this episode of DFO Rundown: Insider Edition, David Pagnotta and Irfaan Gaffar break down the latest coaching carousel around the NHL. They discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' ongoing search for a new bench boss and why names like Dallas Eakins and Patrick Roy are in the mix. Plus, they examine Nashville's decision to hand Chris MacFarland a major leadership role and what it means for the future of the Predators organization.The guys also dive into some of the biggest trade and roster storylines heading into the offseason. David reveals details of a blockbuster trade framework between the Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens that nearly came together at the deadline, and explains why it could be revisited this summer. They also discuss Ottawa's search for a top-four right-shot defenceman, Detroit's plans to be aggressive in the market, Anaheim's willingness to listen on key young players, and much more as NHL front offices prepare for what could be a wild offseason.

Welcome to Daily Faceoff Live!The pressure is on the Carolina Hurricanes as they look to even the series and avoid falling into a dangerous hole at home. We break down what the Canes need to do to bounce back, including a closer look at their top line and the keys to slowing down Vegas.We also play Fill in the Blank and debate:What Carolina must do to get back into the series?What Vegas' chances of winning the Stanley Cup Final become if they take tonight's game?Plus, Jon Cooper has officially been named the NHL's Coach of the Year, edging out Lindy Ruff in one of the closest Jack Adams Trophy races in recent memory. We review the voting results and discuss whether the voters got it right.We also continue our offseason preview series with the Utah Mammoth. What should Utah's top priority be this summer as they look to close the gap in the Central Division and take the next step toward contention?Later, David Pagnotta joins the show for the latest Insider Notebook.

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta break down an entertaining Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final as Mitch Marner and the Vegas Golden Knights outlasted Frederik Andersen and the Carolina Hurricanes 5-4 to take a 1-0 series lead.The guys also dissect all the fallout from Gary Bettman's annual State of the Union address, including the NHL's revamped All-Star Weekend format and other key league-wide developments.Meantime, Pagnotta provides the latest on Toronto's coaching search, including Darren Dreger's report that Patrick Roy and Peter Laviolette are part of the current stage of the interview process.Plus, veteran NHL bench boss Gerard Gallant stops by to discuss the Leafs' head coaching vacancy, what it would mean to coach in Toronto, the challenges facing the franchise, and much more.

Long-time NHL head coach Gerard Gallant joined Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta to discuss his coaching future and the Leafs' vacancy.Firstly, Gallant provided an update on his health after stepping away from his coaching position in Shanghai due to health reasons back in January. He revealed he's feeling 100 percent and eager to get back behind an NHL bench. Gallant also reflected on his time in the KHL, what he learned during his break from the NHL, and his desire to return to coaching.The conversation then shifted to Vegas' Game 1 victory over Carolina in the Stanley Cup Final before Gallant candidly discussed his frustration with the lack of NHL interest despite his lengthy résumé and track record of success.Naturally, the Leafs' coaching opening came up. Gallant admitted he was somewhat surprised by Craig Berube's dismissal, called Toronto one of the most desirable jobs in hockey, and acknowledged his interest in the position. He also shared his thoughts on the Leafs' roster, their defensive shortcomings, and his overall coaching philosophy.

Host Brenden Escott is joined by The Fourth Period's Editor-In-Chief David Pagnotta for a whip around look at the NHL Headlines over the last week with a special focus on this year's Stanley Cup Final between Vegas and Carolina. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are back with another offseason edition of Oilersnation Everyday, continuing to break down the latest news and rumours surrounding the Edmonton Oilers.The boys will kick off today's show by discussing the Norris Trophy results after Zach Werenski was named the winner. Meanwhile, Evan Bouchard finished fourth in voting despite leading all NHL defencemen in scoring this season. Did Bouchard deserve more respect from voters? Tyler and Liam will break down the results and debate where he should have landed.Later in the show, NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the program to preview the Stanley Cup Final, discuss the biggest stories from around the league, and provide any updates on Edmonton's ongoing coaching search. Former NHLer Landon Ferraro will also stop by to give his thoughts on the Norris Trophy voting, share his Stanley Cup Final prediction, and discuss some of the biggest storylines heading into the championship series.The boys will also continue discussing the latest rumours surrounding the Oilers and what could be ahead during a crucial offseason for the organization.To close things out, Liam is back with a fresh edition of Liam's Board.

NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the program to preview the Stanley Cup Final, discuss the biggest stories from around the league, and provide any updates on Edmonton's ongoing coaching search.

The boys are back for another edition of Hello Hockey! Tom Gazzola and Shawn Belle go around the NHL with the latest storylines and rumours while recapping the Conference Finals and previewing the Stanley Cup Final! In the first segment, the boys recap the Conference Finals and how those series played out. Second segment has the guys giving their Stanley Cup Final predictions before getting into the MDRN PP. David Pagnotta joins us for the third segment where he gives his preview of the Cup Final and all the latest rumours around the league. And to end the show, it's Benny's Blind Rankings and Bellezy's Saturday Picks! All of this and so much more on this edition of Hello Hockey here on Edmonton Sports Talk!  Today's Guests: David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta react to Carolina's dominant 4-0 Game 4 win over Montreal as the Hurricanes grabbed a commanding 3-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Final. Plus, they dive into the Toronto Marlies' impressive 4-2 win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in Game 1 of the Calder Cup Playoffs Eastern Conference Final.Also, Pagnotta shares the latest surrounding the Maple Leafs' ongoing coaching search, including where things stand with some of the top candidates currently on Toronto's radar.Meantime, Daily Faceoff Prospect Analyst Steven Ellis stops by to discuss his freshly updated top 100 NHL Draft rankings, the intrigue surrounding the first overall pick, and what he believes the Maple Leafs should do with it.

The Carolina Hurricanes are now one win away from the Stanley Cup Final after taking both games in Montreal and grabbing a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Canadiens. Tyler and the crew break down what's gone wrong for the Habs, whether there's still any hope left in the series, and why Carolina continues to look like the most complete team remaining in the playoffs.We also play Fill In The Blank with some of the NHL's biggest offseason storylines, including the future of Jason Robertson in Dallas, Connor Hellebuyck in Winnipeg, and whether Jared Bednar could actually be on the hot seat in Colorado.Then it's time for an offseason preview focused on the New York Islanders. What should priority number one be this summer, and what would a dream offseason look like for the Isles as they try to get back into contention?David Pagnotta joins for the Insider Notebook to discuss what could be a franchise-changing offseason for the Avalanche, what direction the Pittsburgh Penguins could take with Evgeni Malkin, and other major NHL storylines developing around the league.

Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta react to Carolina's dominant 4-0 Game 4 win over Montreal as the Hurricanes grabbed a commanding 3-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference Final. Plus, they dive into the Toronto Marlies' impressive 4-2 win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in Game 1 of the Calder Cup Playoffs Eastern Conference Final. Also, Pagnotta shares the latest surrounding the Maple Leafs' ongoing coaching search, including where things stand with some of the top candidates currently on Toronto's radar.Meantime, Daily Faceoff Prospect Analyst Steven Ellis stops by to discuss his freshly updated top 100 NHL Draft rankings, the intrigue surrounding the first overall pick, and what he believes the Maple Leafs should do with it.

Daily Faceoff Prospect Analyst Steven Ellis joined Nick Alberga & David Pagnotta to break down his latest top 100 NHL Draft rankings and everything surrounding the upcoming draft. The conversation started with Ivar Stenberg's impressive showing at the World Championship and what it's done for his stock. That said, Ellis still has Gavin McKenna atop his board and believes the Leafs should select him first overall. He explained what makes McKenna such a special talent, what Toronto fans could expect from him in his rookie season, and weighed the pros and cons of McKenna versus Stenberg.Additionally, Ellis touched on Leafs prospect Tinus Luc Koblar, who's having a strong World Championship representing Norway. The conversation then shifted to the Toronto Marlies' playoff run, where Ellis praised the play of Easton Cowan and Ben Danford. He also discussed the crease, highlighting Artur Akhtyamov's stellar postseason and why he believes Dennis Hildeby should be with the Leafs next season. In fact, Ellis said there's a world where Hildeby and Akhtyamov eventually become Toronto's NHL goalie tandem.

The Stanley Cup Playoffs continue to deliver chaos, storylines and plenty of pressure across the league. On this episode with Brenden Escott and David Pagnotta, we break down the state of the Western Conference as the Vegas Golden Knights push the Colorado Avalanche to the brink and discuss whether Vegas is simply executing at an elite level — or if Colorado is falling short in the biggest moments. We also dive into Mitch Marner's Conn Smythe-worthy postseason and the impact he's having on Vegas' run. We also discuss John Tortorella's future behind the bench and whether his team's performance down the stretch has strengthened his case to remain as head coach moving forward. Out East, the Montreal Canadiens are searching for answers against a relentless Carolina Hurricanes forecheck that has completely dictated the pace of the series. Is there still a path back for the Habs, or are we seeing the gap in experience and execution become too much to overcome? Plus, Evgeni Malkin returns to Pittsburgh on a bonus-heavy extension, the Edmonton Oilers continue their coaching search as speculation builds around the type of candidate they're targeting and we look at the latest developments surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs' search for their next head coach. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 2 of The Big Show with Rusic and Rose is on demand! To kick off the hour, the guys dive into Vegas dominating Colorado in the Western Conference Finals thanks to guys like Hertl, Karlsson, and Marner playing well. Then, they discuss Cale Makar potentially coming home in the future, Matt's thoughts on Flames fans cheering for Vegas to win the Stanley Cup, and the league wide goaltending situation. (20:18) Later on, the guys are joined by Editor-In-Chief at the The Fourth Period, David Pagnotta! David shares his thoughts on the Flames potentially trading up in the draft, the Leafs ongoing search for a head coach, Connor Bedard and Macklin Celebrini's next contract, and more!  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. This show is produced by Connor Gronsdahl and Shan Virjee Get full Flames games and great shows like Quick 60: The Stamps Show, Wranglers Watch and more ON DEMAND.

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are back with another offseason edition of Oilersnation Everyday, continuing to break down what could be a franchise-defining summer for the Edmonton Oilers.With still no major updates surrounding Edmonton's coaching search, the boys shift their focus toward NHL free agency and some potential defensive targets the Oilers could pursue on July 1st.Which defensemen make the most sense for Edmonton?

NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the guys to discuss the upcoming free agent class, potential overpays that could happen this summer, and the latest surrounding Edmonton's coaching chaos. They'll also get into some of the biggest storylines from around the NHL as offseason rumours continue to heat up.

The boys are back for another edition of Hello Hockey! Tom Gazzola and Ben Thomson go around the NHL with the latest storylines and rumours while recapping the first week of the Conference Finals! In the first segment the boys discuss the Memorial Cup and the NHL action we saw through the week while being joined by Bellezy to end the segment. The second segment sees Jessica Blaylock joining us to talk about the Florida Panthers and the NHL Playoffs! Third segment has David Pagnotta giving us an update on the coaching market and what the off season could look like for Free Agents. And to end the show it's Benny's Blind Rankings, the MDRN PP and Bellezy's Saturday Picks! All of this and so much more on this edition of Hello Hockey here on Edmonton Sports Talk!  Today's Guests: Jessica Blaylock - Panthers Reporter David Pagnotta - The Fourth Period

The NHL offseason rumour mill is heating up on this episode of DFO Rundown Insider Edition with Irfaan Gaffar and David Pagnotta. The guys break down the latest coaching updates around the league, including the the Los Angeles Kings' ongoing coaching search and changes behind the Boston Bruins bench.. They also discuss how these coaching decisions could impact pending UFAs and roster construction heading into the summer.Plus, the latest on Connor Bedard contract negotiations with the Chicago Blackhawks, Simon Nemec trade speculation in New Jersey, the Philadelphia Flyers' offseason priorities, and what's next for the Washington Capitals after signing Timothy Liljegren. If you liked this, check out:

Brenden Escott is joined by David Pagnotta from the Fourth Period for a rip around the hockey world, the latest changes in front offices and behind the benches of teams around the league. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NHL insider David Pagnotta joins to provide the latest updates on Edmonton's coaching search, discuss the remaining Stanley Cup Playoff series, and break down the latest NHL news and rumours.

Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin are back with another offseason edition of Oilersnation Everyday, continuing to break down the fallout from the Edmonton Oilers moving on from head coach Kris Knoblauch.The guys discuss what the coaching change means for Edmonton heading into next season and whether the Oilers could fast-track their search if Bruce Cassidy is truly their top target.

The playoffs are approaching the halfway point, but the NHL's offseason drama is already in FULL swing. On this episode of DFO Rundown Insider Edition, Irfaan Gaffar and David Pagnotta break down the Oilers firing Kris Knoblauch, why Bruce Cassidy is the name everyone's watching, and what massive roster changes could still be coming in Edmonton. They also dive into the Maple Leafs' coaching search, Morgan Rielly trade chatter, and why Toronto's blue line could look very different next season.Plus, the guys discuss the Vancouver Canucks' front office overhaul with Ryan Johnson and the Sedins taking over key roles, the growing Connor Hellebuyck speculation around the league, goalie carousel rumours involving Jordan Binnington and Sergei Bobrovsky, and which teams could make aggressive moves ahead of the NHL Draft. NHL insider news, trade rumours, coaching updates, and offseason chaos, it's all here.

The Edmonton Oilers have fired Kris Knoblauch — we break down what led to the shocking decision, what it means for Connor McDavid and the future of the franchise, and where Edmonton could turn next behind the bench. NHL insider David Pagnotta joins the show with the latest on the Oilers coaching search and the fallout around the league.Plus, the Colorado Avalanche are headed back to the Western Conference Final after Brett Kulak scored the series clincher to eliminate the Minnesota Wild in five games. We discuss the goalie change, Nathan MacKinnon delivering in the clutch, Colorado's depth stepping up, and whether the Cale Makar injury could become a major factor moving forward.We also play High or Low:

Host Brenden Escott welcomes in the editor-in-chief of the Fourth Period, David Pagnotta, for a rip around the hockey headlines from the NHL postseason. Hear about Carolina's sweep of the Philadelphia Flyers and their 8-0 record so far, changes in the crease in Colorado as they look to emerge from their series with the Minnesota Wild and much more. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NHL offseason chaos is already underway Irfaan Gaffar and David Pagnotta break down the Maple Leafs landing the 1st overall pick and what it means for Toronto's future, including the possibility of adding Gavin McKenna and reshaping the roster around Auston Matthews. The guys also dive into the Canucks' GM search, why Pierre Dorion created such a strong reaction in Vancouver, and which candidates are still firmly in the mix.They also explore whether the San Jose Sharks could trade the 2nd overall pick, which teams are aggressively looking to move up in the draft, and why clubs like Chicago, Seattle, Utah, and Calgary could be major players this summer. Plus, the latest on Alex Tuch's future in Buffalo and the rising price tag for elite talent.