The boys break down a massive week for the Oilers, with a strong win over Anaheim and an even bigger statement win against Vegas. With just 8 games left, the Pacific Division race is heating up — and the current lines are finally clicking. They also debate where Draisaitl fits back in once he returns.

Around the league, they react to Bruce Cassidy being fired and John Tortorella stepping in, plus dive into the Aquilini controversy involving alleged labour violations tied to vineyard operations in Washington state.

They wrap up with March Madness Final Four predictions, a quick Raising Cane’s review, and Player of the Week honors: Jake Guentzel, with Pavel Zacha earning HM.

The boys react to the World Cup of Hockey officially being announced, with Edmonton, Calgary, and Prague named as host cities. They then dive into the huge Oilers news: Leon Draisaitl is out for the season for now after a lower-body injury in Nashville, with hopes he could still return for the playoffs. The guys break down what the injury might be, what it means for Edmonton, and whether Leon should even play if he’s not fully healthy.

They also cover AJ Greer’s suspension, react to the chaos of March Madness, including near-upsets, busted brackets, and the last few perfect brackets standing, and debate whether the NHL playoff format needs a serious change.

The boys break down another Oilers update, including the controversial Nathan MacKinnon hit on Ingram, why two good periods of defence still aren’t enough, and the growing list of injuries affecting the lineup — Janmark, Colton Dach, RNH, and Emberson. They also react to the Radko Gudas hit, his 5-game suspension, and the shocking news of Auston Matthews being out for the season.

The conversation shifts to the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals, where the guys build their brackets and debate whether the Dominican Republic could get upset. They also cover major NFL trade news, including the Maxx Crosby deal and Geno Smith returning to the New York Jets.

To wrap things up, they give their Player of the Week to Alexis Lafrenière after a hat trick and seven points in four games, with Nikita Kucherov earning honourable mention.