Hernan and Joaquin head to Pittsburgh and Nashville to hear from a couple of people on the beat for both the Pens and Preds. Taylor Haase from DK Pittsburgh Sports is our first guest on the program. She shares her thoughts on the trade, Skinner's fit in the black and yellow, while sharing some insight into Jarry's recent years down south. After that, Alex Daugherty from The Tennessean phones the boys to talk about Spencer Stastney, his playstyle, what he brings to the ice each day and how he carved a spot for himself in Nashville.

The boys close out it by grading the trade!

Stuart Skinner and Brett Kulak have been shipped to Pittsburgh for Tristan Jarry and Sam Poulin of the Penguins. Pittsburgh also received a 2029 second-rounder in the move. Does this trade stabilize the Oilers' goaltending? What does this move mean for Edmonton's playoff window? Is it a blunder to send Kulak and Skinner out for an older, more expensive goalie?

Hernan Salas and Joaquin Gage spend the entire show discussing the monumental move, diving into the numbers and contracts for each player moving to and from Edmonton. The Oilers also made a smaller move, acquiring Spencer Stastney from the Nashville Predators for a third-round pick in 2027.

To get a Detroit perspective on the matchup, Ryan Hana, host of the Winged Wheel Podcast, pops by to chat about the team's performance in Calgary, the big dogs on the club, with Alex DeBrincat leading the way, Cam Talbot's season in red and white, and their special teams.

Then, Salas, Gage and Koob discuss if it's better to use your debit or credit card and is Ketchup on poutine a no fly zone? Plus the Screw it Lets Do It parlay!

The Edmonton Oilers wrap up their five-game homestand tonight, hosting the Detroit Red Wings, who lead the Atlantic Division after beating the Flames last night down in Calgary. Who are the projected starters in the crease? What should we expect to see from the visiting squad? Can the Oilers salvage their homestand, going 2-1-1 after playing four straight at Rogers Place?

Hernan Salas and former Oilers goalie Joaquin Gage share their thoughts on the contest, debating the weight of the game for the Oilers, who find themselves fourth in the Pacific Division. They also note the stories coming from the morning skate, including Trent Frederic needing 14 stitches after taking a puck to the face.

NHL.com's Derek Van Diest is our guest on the show. He clicks in with Hernan and Joaquin to recap the action, while expressing his view of the Edmonton squad, World Cup Draw and Beer.

Plus more on Evan Bouchard and his Bouch Bombs, good or bad, along with a discussion on what is happening to the Vancouver Canucks!

A 4-3 OTL to the Sabres snapped the Oilers' two-game winning streak, having a third win elude them once again. Defensive blunders, pedestrian play, miscommunication and lack of execution led to another loss for the Oilers.

Hernan Salas and Joaquin Gage share the Highlights/Lowlights of the game, taking a look at the team's comeback from a 3-0 deficit in the third to force overtime with a Connor McDavid buzzer beater. Their attention shifts to the bad turnovers caused by Evan Bouchard in regulation and overtime that sealed the Oilers' fate.

We put a pause on the sports talk during Hernan's World for the Edmonton Garrison Memorial Golf & Curling Club, where Nanso, Gager and producer Zach Kubusch talk about some beer!

Gager and Salas spend some time dissecting the Elks' 2026 season, as the CFL released their schedule for next year. Salas and Gager then recap the five-game slate in the NHL from last night, with the show's Screw It, Let's Do It parlay hitting big! To the NFL, they gloss over the Monday nighter that saw the Chargers take the Eagles in overtime. Was LA the better team, or did Philly shoot themselves in the foot?

On the circuit, Lando Norris took the F1 world title with F1 analyst Tim Hauraney checking in to recap the season in its entirety. He takes a brief look at next year, having some big changes and additions coming to F1.

The Edmonton Oilers host the Buffalo Sabres, looking for their first three-game win streak of the season. Plus, some news broke for the Edmonton Elks as they've re-signed QB Cody Fajardo through 2026.

Hernan Salas and Joaquin Gage share the details for both teams, noting the starting lineups for the Oilers and the Sabres, while discussing the impact of Fajardo's signing in Edmonton. Can the Oilers continue their strong play, or will the Sabres upset Edmonton? Is Fajardo the right guy for the Elks as they aim for continued improvement?

Host of The EST Hangout and COO of Edmonton Sports Talk Matt Iwanyk swings by the studio to chat about the Fajardo signing, the Elks' 2025 season, and everything CFL.