Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show discussing the Dallas Stars’ prospects after consecutive Conference Finals eliminations. They’re joined by Sportsnet's Anna Dua (14:34) to talk offseason moves, the Canucks' potential, and a future outlook for the Hurricanes and Stars. Later, Ken Reid (41:43) joins to analyze the Stanley Cup Finals rematch, including necessary style adjustments for the Oilers and Panthers, and whether Edmonton can claim the Cup this time.

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Edmonton Oilers' return to the Stanley Cup Finals for a rematch against the Florida Panthers. They delve into Connor McDavid’s goal, evaluating its place among the best playoff goals and considering potential line adjustments. The conversation then shifts to Peter DeBoer’s decision to pull Jake Oettinger early in the game, discussing whether this move was justified and how it might impact their relationship. Finally, they explore the possibility of Marco Rossi and K'Andre Miller moving on from their respective teams and potential landing spots for Jonathan Toews.

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In this episode of The FAN Hockey Show, hosts Matt Marchese and Mike Futa recap Brad Treliving’s end-of-season press conference. They welcome former NHLer Trevor Linden (17:59) to discuss life after retirement, the challenges of the Stanley Cup playoffs, and the pressures of playing in Toronto. Jackie Redmond (46:14) later joins to cover the Florida Panthers’ return to the Stanley Cup Finals, Brad Marchand's recent impact, and her thoughts on Treliving's press conference. The show concludes with final predictions for tonight's Game 5 between the Oilers and Stars.

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss potential reports about Alex Ovechkin possibly retiring after next season. They then talk about the Florida Panthers, who have secured their spot in the Stanley Cup Finals for two consecutive years, and whether they can successfully defend their championship title. The conversation continues with a look at the Hurricanes’ future following another disappointing exit in the Conference Finals, and they also touch on Brad Treliving’s end-of-season press conference as well as potential replacements for Zach Hyman.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show alongside Rob Brown by discussing Zach Hyman’s season-ending injury, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins’ impressive performance in the playoffs, and how Darnell Nurse has effectively simplified his game during the postseason. Next, Blake Wheeler (18:52) joins the conversation to share insights on how players prepare for playoff games, his experiences playing alongside Dustin Byfuglien, and his time in Winnipeg. They also delve into the Conference Finals and highlight what has caught Wheeler's attention about each competing team. The show concludes with discussions on potential replacements for Zach Hyman and a preview of tonight’s Game 5 matchup between the Panthers and Hurricanes (52:02).

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to discuss the Edmonton Oilers taking a 3-1 series lead over the Dallas Stars. They talk about Zach Hyman’s season-ending injury and how the Oilers will adjust to his absence from the lineup. They also consider whether the team can still succeed without him. Additionally, they discuss Mikko Rantanen’s hot playoff start and whether it has cooled off, as well as the Florida Panthers' chances of closing out the series in Game 5 tonight.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with Panthers Insider George Richards (11:54) to discuss the Florida Panthers' current situation after losing Game 4 to the Carolina Hurricanes. They talk about the team's confidence heading into Game 5, potential landing spots for Sam Bennett, and which players might be contenders for the Conn Smythe Award. Next, Sportsnet’s Senior Columnist Mark Spector (37:12) joins the show to share insights on the Edmonton Oilers as they prepare for Game 4. He discusses how the team's physical style of play has evolved and how their depth scoring has supported superstars McDavid and Draisaitl. They conclude the show with their final predictions for tonight’s game.

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Elliotte Friedman joins Matt Marchese to discuss the Carolina Hurricanes' impressive shutout of the Florida Panthers, allowing them to stay alive in the Eastern Conference Finals. They analyze the Panthers' lacklustre performance in the game, address some questionable penalty calls, and explore whether there is a glimmer of hope for the Hurricanes to make a comeback and win. Next, they shift their focus to the Edmonton Oilers and the Dallas Stars as they prepare for tonight's Game 4 matchup. The discussion centers on the need for the Stars’ core players to step up and whether they can overcome their recent scoring struggles. Finally, they provide a brief preview of tonight’s Game 4 matchup.

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