Riley Miller-Davis welcomes brother Stuart Miller-Davis and Commissioner Kevin Ostiguy on for another fun episode of the official P2P podcast. In a week a little lighter on hockey news (yes, there are Quinn Hughes rumors, but we chatted about that in depth last week), we talk about Philip Rivers' return to the NFL at the age of 44 after being out of the league for almost 5 years and what it would look like if some of the guys who retired around the same time came back to the NHL. Then we chat about the Olympics and some of our non-Canada-related takes. Finally, stick around till the end for a fun game of testing our collective hockey knowledge.

Riley and Stuart Miller-Davis are happy to welcome Commissioner Kevin Ostiguy back into the fold for this episode. We get into the teams at the bottom of the standings on the night before American Thanksgiving (We as a group of Ontario boys just call it Thursday). What can be done in Buffalo, New York, and Nashville? Finally, we round out the podcast with some thoughts on the World Junior Championship coming up starting in less than a month.

Riley and Stuart Miller- Davis dig into the Mintyukov and Lambert trade buzz, Stu unleashes a rant on replay madness, and the guys size up Olympic roster battles—plus an early Calder race check. Quick hits, sharp takes, zero wasted shifts.

Hosts Riley and Stuart Miller-Davis break down the Leafs’ early-season meltdown: why Auston Matthews is being deployed like prime Ryan O’Reilly, how two injuries sparked organizational panic, and whether Toronto should actually consider tanking for a top-5 pick. They hit on the need for a Marner-type defensive winger, bottom-six upgrades to free Matthews for mismatches, and why Niki Bobi looks like the Leafs’ best offensive weapon right now. Plus updates on Hildesbeast, Woll, and Stolarz.

Around the league, the guys hit everything: the Sharks turning into a wagon, Celebrini and Smith cooking, Muk mysteriously scratched, and Askarov finding his game over his last six. California hockey is back, the Avs are untouchable, and both conferences are getting weird.

Also on tap: • Vancouver and Montreal kicking tires on Tage Thompson • A possible Montreal Winter Classic at Parc Jean-Drapeau • Jordan Spence’s breakout, Chabot’s injury window • Brindley’s bargain contract • Hutson’s historic first 100 games • And of course: Nemec’s hatty and the Markstrom apology

Fast, chaotic, and packed with takes—classic Riley & Stuart.

Riley, Stuart, and Kevin (before other work pulled him away) chat about the St. Louis Blues scratching Jordan Kyrou. What does it mean? Is he getting traded? What teams would be interested in the 27-year-old? Then we get into some Olympic talk and other things happening in the hockey world.

Riley and Stuart Miller-Davis are back alongside Commissioner Kevin for another episode of Windmill Dynasty: Prospect to Pros! This week, the crew dives deep into the NHL’s early-season surprises — led by the resurgent Pittsburgh Penguins and the unexpectedly fun San Jose Sharks.

Are Crosby and Malkin gearing up for one last run, or is Dubas’ rebuild slipping away? For how long might Justin Brazeau be able to maintain this performance? And what’s fueling Macklin Celebrini’s infectious energy in San Jose as the Sharks’ youth movement takes shape?

The guys mix humor, hot takes, and real hockey insight in another can’t-miss roundtable, covering everything from Evgeni Malkin vs. Celebrini in a seven-game series to breakout prospects like Sam Dickinson and Colin Graff.

🏒 Segments include:

• Penguins revival or rebuild derailment?
• Crosby & Malkin’s legacy years
• Sharks youth check-in: Celebrini, Misa, Dickinson, and Graff
• Goalie chaos & future stability
• Martin Necas is signed. What does this mean for the Avs, Hurricanes, and Stars

Tune in for banter, stats, and the best mix of brotherly rivalry and commissioner chaos you’ll find in a hockey podcast.

Riley, Stuart, and Kevin convene to chat about Ivan Demidov and how Stu feels about his beloved Leafs as they struggle out of the gate, and we dig into some more early-season thoughts. Stu avoids one broadcaster jinx and succeeds with another one. Hope you enjoy!

Early season rookie contributions and their long term outlooks, among other things.