Former NHL netminder Carter Hutton kicks off this episode of The FAN Hockey Show looking at the NHL playoff picture alongside Matt Marchese and Mike Futa. Carter makes his picks for who will snatch the final Wild Card spots in both conferences, before chatting about the Oilers' situation in goal and the front-runners for the Vezina Trophy. Next up, Stu Cowan (18:17) of the Montreal Gazette sheds light on Arber Xhekaj and Michael Pezzetta's dust up at practice, what's fueling the Canadiens' playoff push, Martin St. Louis' work behind the bench, and 'the best line in hockey' featuring Cole Caulfield, Nick Suzuki and Juraj Slafkovský. Matt and Mike wrap up the show with some thoughts on the NHL scouting process and memories of prospects past, before sifting through some headlines from around the league (47:22).

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa drop the puck on The FAN Hockey Show with a look back on all the action for Monday's slate of games, before Sportsnet's own Elliotte Friedman joins the conversation! They begin chatting about the discourse surrounding Ryan Huska behind the bench in Calgary, before diving into the latest news from the NHL GM Meetings including potential changes to the decentralized draft format and video replay system. Friedge also takes some time to discuss about the Maple Leafs' bounce-back win over the Flames fueled by Auston Matthews, what to make of Connor Bedard's back-to-back 10-minute misconduct penalties, and the intrigue surrounding tonight's clash between the Senators and Canadiens.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa are joined by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman live from the NHL GM Meetings. He shares the headlines from the event including a potential change to the league's overtime rules, before diving into Monday's slate of games. The trio look into Craig Berube's comments as the Maple Leafs' rough stretch continues, the intrigue surrounding tonight's matchup with the Flames, and how the team's trade deadline pieces are fitting in. Friedge wraps up with thoughts on Canadiens' playoff push.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.