Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off this episode of The FAN Hockey Show with James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey Now. They get into Tom Fitzgerald's dismissal as Devils GM including what led up to the split, the top candidates to fill the role, and what's ahead for the team heading into the summer. Next, Mike Kelly (28:31) of NHL Network and Sportlogiq stops by to chat about utilizing data in hockey analytics to create real results. Later, Sportsnet rink side reporter and co-host of 32 Thoughts, Kyle Bukauskas (49:52) joins the guys to chat about Aliaksei Protas' debut against the Maple Leafs and the Jets' step back this season, before taking a moment to reflect on Scott Oake's legendary career. Finally, Stanley Cup champion and Predators analyst, Hal Gill (01:18:38) checks in on Nashville's turnaround as they sit one point outside the playoff picture, the change in the team's style of play, and the difference makers down the roster.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open a new week on The FAN Hockey Show catching up with Sportsnet's Sam Cosentino. They weigh in on the Islanders' coaching change with Pete DeBoer taking over from Patrick Roy and projects what's ahead in Long Island, before taking a closer look at the playoff races around the league. Cal Clutterbuck (32:35), former NHLer and current Islanders analyst, weighs in on Long Island's new-look behind the bench. He shares what DeBoer brings to the job, how he can maximize the team's promising future, and what to expect in their final four games. Later (49:54), Matt and Mike reflect on a busy weekend in the NHL with the "Futa Five". Finally, Sharks TV analyst Drew Remenda (01:17:40) highlights San Jose's strides in Macklin Celebrini's second season, the chemistry between Celebrini and Will Smith, and the team's chances to make the playoffs.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa look ahead to this weekend's NHL action with five storylines their watching closely on the "Futa Five". Brent Wallace (12:40) of the Locked on Sens podcast shares the latest room Ottawa including the team's injury concerns down the stretch, how Brady Tkachuk has changed as a player this season, and Travis Green's impact behind the bench. Jonathan Davis (38:30) VSiN NHL betting analyst, checks in on Macklin Celebrini's Hart Trophy case as the Sharks sit in a playoff spot, what's behind the Kings' downfall this year, and how the Ducks project heading into the postseason.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open Friday's episode battling the phonelines to catch up with Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts. They chat about Cole Caufield's scoring pace this season as he closes in on 50 goals, the daunting Atlantic Division heading into the postseason, and Travis Green's presence in the Senators' room. Friedge also weighs in on the Kings' tricky decision in goal, concerns in Colorado down the stretch, what's in store Alex DeBrincat beyond this season, and more!

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Rob Ray, former NHLer and Sabres analyst, joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to chat about the NHL's Atlantic Division leaders. Rob dives into the Buffalo's surge up the standings this season, the key pieces making a difference on the roster, and what to expect ahead of tonight's matchup against the Senators with a chance to clinch a playoff spot. Next, Pierre McGuire (15:55) of The Eye Test podcast, joins the boys to discuss the least favourable first round matchups, the Maple Leafs' GM search, the teams on the outside looking in, and more! Finally, Matt and Mike (48:51) wrap up today's show responding to your "Hockey Hotline" calls and texts!

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open Thursday's episode alongside Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts. They dive into Macklin Celebrini's four-point night in the Sharks' crucial win over the Ducks, before taking a closer look at the playoff picture around the league. Friedge zeroes in on the Bruins' rapid rebuild and debates if the Maple Leafs can emulate their success, before highlighting Anthony Mantha's strong season. The boys wrap up with thoughts on Viktor Arvidsson's resurgence, as well as the ripple effects of the CHL-NCAA agreement.

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Matt Marchese returns alongside Mike Futa to break down the latest news from the NHL. They share thoughts on the Golden Knights' hiring John Tortorella and the Maple Leafs' GM search following MLSE President and CEO Keith Pelley's press conference, and project how different the Eastern Conference playoff picture might look next season. Shane O'Brien (27:24), former NHLer and co-host of Missin' Curfew, joins the boys to discuss what it was like playing for Rick Bowness and John Tortorella during his time in the league, along with Toronto's "data-driven" approach in their front office. Later, former NHL head coach Pete DeBoer (49:55) stops by to share some stories and experiences from behind the bench, before discussing the challenge of balancing data and the eye-test. Finally, Flyers radio analyst Todd Fedoruk (01:21:32) explains what's behind Philly's success post-Olympic break and sets the stage for the final eight games of the team's playoff push.

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Guest host Justin Cuthbert and Mike Futa open this episode alongside Eric Engels, Sportsnet senior columnist. Eric breaks down the success factors behind the Canadiens' five-game win streak, the team's best option in goal moving forward, and what to expect in the final stretch before the postseason. Later, Justin and Mike further discuss Brad Treliving's dismissal as GM in Toronto and identify what the Maple Leafs should be looking for in a successor. After the break, Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe (34:30) reflects on the Winnipeg Jets' underwhelming season with thoughts on the team's core, bright spots for the future, and roster needs to address over the summer. Later, we join MLSE President and CEO Keith Pelley's press conference (48:00) to address media following the Leafs' front office changes, before Justin and Mike break it all down. Finally, Sportsnet's Luke Fox (01:27:42) shares his takeaways from Pelley's media availability including the team's direction for the future and what qualities should be sought out in new leadership.

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