Upon Further Review

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin with the Oilers vs Stars, including how the series has started, the emergence of Bouchard, and some hypotheticals involving Draisaitl and their core three (0:23). Next, we head over to the ECF, discussing the heavyweight fight between the Rangers vs Panthers (34:34). With some new additions to the coaching carousel, we break down Berube to the Leafs (58:01) and Keefe to the Devils (1:13:45), while ending off the episode discussing Connor Bedard's role with Canada at the World Hockey Championship (1:18:40). 

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by breaking down the Leafs firing of Sheldon Keefe and possible coaching replacements, as well as discussing their postseason pressers and potential trades for Mitch Marner (0:23). Next, we analyze the remaining second round series, including the Rangers vs Canes (1:12:06), Bruins vs Panthers (1:21:14), Avs vs Stars (1:29:14), and Oilers vs Canucks (1:31:45).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by breaking down the all-too-familiar first-round collapse by the Toronto Maple Leafs, expanding on what went wrong, where they should go from here with respect to trades and coaching, and what to make of their game four mid-game arguments (0:24). Next, we analyse the remaining playoff matchups, including Colorado vs Winnipeg (42:56), Edmonton vs Los Angeles (53:11), Vancouver vs Nashville (59:00), Dallas vs Las Vegas (1:03:48), and Florida vs Tampa Bay (1:17:21). We then end off the episode by discussing Arizona’s relocation to Utah, as well as fun names for their new team (1:31:53).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin a Leafs-heavy discussion including Matthews possibly scoring 70 goals, where he ranks on the all-time best scoring list, possible Game 1 lineups, and who their best Round 1 matchup may be (0:23). Next, we break down the Eastern Conference Wildcard race, the Penguins’ recent surge, and our dream Stanley Cup Finals matchup (45:04). We then analyze McDavid’s historic 100-assist season and where he stands among the all-time greats (53:19). We end off the episode discussing Pastrnak's underrated season (59:24) and the recently-sprouted controversial Twitter debate regarding prime Hedman vs prime Hughes (1:02:56).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by discussing the playoff race in the Eastern Conference, as well as what’s next for the Penguins, Devils, Senators, and Sabres (0:23). Next, we move over to the Western Conference and break down who will lock up the last wild card spot and delve into the franchise-setting points record by the Predators (27:23). We then analyse Hyman’s 50 goal campaign and whether he is truly a top 10 goal scorer in the NHL (37:32). After Tortorella scratched his recently-named captain, we discuss whether this was the correct move by the controversial bench boss (57:52). We end off the episode by choosing our 2024 Hart Trophy Winners (1:04:16) and dark horses to win the Stanley Cup (1:15:27).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we spend our time breaking down all of the trades that happened over the course of the NHL Trade Deadline. Specifically, we discuss trades that happened in the Pacific (1:57), Central (33:41), Atlantic (49:34), and Metropolitan Divisions (1:12:48). After finishing with trade talk, we each provide our top five Stanley Cup contenders (1:27:02).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by breaking down the Maple Leafs’ recent tear after the Morgan Reilly suspension, Matthews possibly winning his second Hart Trophy, Tavares’ appearance on the third line, the Leafs’ defensive situation, Woll’s close return, and how the team should approach the trade deadline (0:23). Next, in light of the trade deadline fast approaching, we analyse how notable teams such as the Devils, Penguins, Oilers, Kings, and Red Wings should conduct business over the next few weeks (42:45). To wrap up the episode, we delve into the recent rumours surrounding Elias Pettersson’s contract saga and whether or not he will be a Canuck in the future (1:19:50).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down some big-time trades that have occurred across the league recently, including the Canucks trading for Elias Lindholm (0:23) and the Jets acquiring Sean Monahan (28:25). Next, we move onto a discussion surrounding the Kings’ recent struggles and firing of Todd McLellan, and whether LA can get back into form (37:06). With the NHL All Star game taking place in Toronto this week, we give our thoughts on changes brought to the festivities, including the new-look draft and skills competition (44:05). Finally, with NHL players returning to international hockey at the 2026 Olympic Games, we analyse each country’s projected roster and who we think will take home gold (51:06).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by discussing William Nylander’s contract extension, the Leafs’ recent run of poor play, and whether we think they are still a competitive team (0:25). We then take a look at the Pacific Division and react to the Kings’ stretch of losing and the Oilers’ insane winning streak (35:52). Next we look at a few more Canadian teams, debating who we think is better between the Winnipeg Jets and Vancouver Canucks (53:50), before analyzing the Senators’ continued struggles and potential next moves (59:52). We wrap the episode by recapping the Cutter Gauthier and Jamie Drysdale trade saga and what it could mean for Trevor Zegras (1:09:24).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we go through the NHL and give each team from the Atlantic (0:23), Metro (25:43), Central (44:19), and Pacific (1:01:06) divisions one holiday wish for the second half of the season, as well as discuss recent news for certain teams. We then end the show with a quick discussion on the World Juniors and who we think will win the Gold Medal (1:24:45). 

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by discussing the Edmonton oilers’ recent tear, and whether they are Stanley Cup contenders (0:23). On a similar theme, we discuss the NHL’s current contenders and pretenders (14:25). We then move to Pittsburgh to discuss the continued mediocrity of the Penguins and whether we believe they can turn it around (21:22). After this, we move to our interview with Anthony Petrielli of the Maple Leafs Hotstove to discuss the Leafs’ recent play and future possible trades and direction (32:00). Returning back to our discussion, we analyse Ovechkin’s slow start to the year and whether he can break Gretzky’s record (1:05:10), as well as news in the Central Division with the St. Louis Blues firing Craig Berube and the Winnipeg Jets’ playoff chances now that Kyle Connor went down with an injury (1:10:50). We end off the episode by talking about fighting after clean hits, the new additions to the NHL Skills Competition, and whether the NHL should follow the NBA’s suit and implement both an In-Season Tournament and Play-In Tournament (1:27:30).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by breaking down Patrick Kane’s decision to sign with the Detroit Red Wings and if they are now playoff contenders (0:23). We then discuss the Edmonton Oilers’ run of good form (18:54) and the Leafs’ unconvincing play, specifically highlighting Auston Matthews’ struggles (38:09). Next we react to the Nikita Zadorov trade to the Canucks (47:57) and end the episode with the Corey Perry (58:00) incident and the firing of Dean Evason (1:04:43).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by breaking down the Oilers’ recent woes, their first with games with their new coaching hire, and if they should make a move for a goaltender (0:23). Next, we move into some Maple Leafs’ talk, including the impressive play of their new additions, possible trades for Tanev and Zadorov, and whether Patrick Kane would fit on the team (21:06). We also analyse Nylander’s recent Hart worthy play and discuss what his current AAV valuation is and where he would fit best (52:32). We then move on to discuss some surprising teams this season, including the impressive Canucks (1:05:41) and mediocre Penguins (1:16:09). Talking about individual players, we check in on Bedard’s historic rookie campaign (1:24:50), as well as our early Hart Trophy candidates (1:30:28). We end off the episode discussing whether some notable active players will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame (1:36:01).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start off by analysing some teams that have gotten off to poor starts this season, namely the Ottawa Senators, Buffalo Sabres, Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames, and San Jose Sharks (0:23); we also break down the Washington Capitals’ current position and whether they may benefit from trading Alex Ovechkin at the trade deadline (47:50). Next, we move on to the teams that have been rolling to start the year, such as the Boston Bruins, Colorado Avalanche, Vegas Golden Knights, and Detroit Red Wings (54:30); here, we also discuss whether Alex DeBrincat and Dylan Larkin can keep up this pace, and whether DeBrincat is a realistic Rocket Richard candidate (1:17:45). We then get into some Maple Leafs talk, discussing whether Joseph Woll should be the starter going forward and whether the Leafs should sign William Nylander before the season is over (1:25:14). We end off the episode by analysing some players that have gotten off to hot starts, such as Jack Hughes, and by discussing which countries would field the best team should there be a best-on-best national tournament (1:39:34).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by breaking down the Buffalo Sabres’ huge contract extensions of Rasmus Dahlin and Owen Power (0:24) and the Senators’ inability to sign Shane Pinto due to salary cap issues (19:20). Next, we debate the Winnipeg Jets’ decision to stick with Mark Scheifele and Connor Hellebuyck over the long term (25:59) before getting into some Leafs talk based on their first game of the season (44:31). We then discuss Connor Bedard’s first week in the NHL and our expectations for the rest of his season (56:55). After this, we get into some interesting talking points surrounding the Oilers's start to the season versus the Canucks, including the Oilers’ goaltending and the potential for Boeser and Demko to have big bounce back seasons (1:09:31). Finally, we wrap up the episode by discussing our early NHL Award predictions (1:19:13).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by breaking down the recent controversy surrounding Mark Stone getting labelled and talk about the difficulties of pre-season in general (0:23). Next, we move into some Leafs talk, discussing the recent decision to play Auston Matthews on the penalty kill and whether this means he can compete for a Selke Trophy (7:12). Rounding out the news, we analyse the Lightning’s and Ducks’ decisions to not offer Steven Stamkos and Trevor Zegras commensurate contracts (30:30). Similar to the start of last season, we each name our top breakout candidates for the upcoming season (53:20), as well as our three HOT takes for the 2023-24 NHL year (57:27). To round out the episode, we reveal our division predictions for the upcoming season (1:14:06).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by discussing the Canucks’ decision to name Quinn Hughes their next team captain and what the means for Elias Pettersson moving forward (0:23). Next, we break down the long-term signing of Jake Sanderson by the Ottawa Senators and whether the Sens can win a Stanley Cup with their core (23:04). After discussing the controversy surrounding Mike Babcock leading to his resignation from the Columbus Blue Jackets (37:45), we move back to the topic of team captains with Adam Lowry and Winnipeg Jets, and then predict the future captains for teams that have not yet named one (52:22). We then move into an analysis of the trade market for Mark Scheifele and Elias Lindholm by determining where they fit best (59:05). Next, we discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs’ decision to re-sign Sheldon Keefe (1:13:12), and then debate the biggest winners and losers of the off-season (1:22:18). To end off the episode, we list our most overrated and underrated teams heading into next season (1:34:30), discuss storylines we are most excited to see unfold in the NHL this year (1:47:47), and provide teams that would make our no-trade lists if we were professional hockey players (1:55:02).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we begin by discussing the record breaking contract extension of Auston Matthews by the Toronto Maple Leafs, as well as analyzing what this means for the Leafs moving forward and how it tailors their expectations (0:23). Next, we discuss the contract extensions of Evan Bouchard by the Edmonton Oilers,  Brandon Hagel by the Tampa Bay Lightning, and Alexis Lafreniere by the New York Rangers (29:50). After finishing extension talk, we move into our power rankings for the top ten teams in the NHL (50:30) and end off the episode by ranking our top five defencemen in the NHL (1:01:05).

On the 50th episode of the Upon Further Review podcast, we start by celebrating our journey thus far; thank you everyone for all of your support! We then begin by discussing the blockbuster trade for Erik Karlsson, as well as whether the Pittsburgh Penguins are contenders in the East (0:23). Next, we discuss the free agent signing of Tom Wilson by the Washington Capitals (25:59), Troy Terry by the Anaheim Ducks (32:47), Ilya Samsonov by the Toronto Maple Leafs (40:16), and Vladimir Tarasenko by the Ottawa Senators (44:20). Next, we discuss Patrice Bergeron’s amazing career and break down whether the Boston Bruins can make the playoffs without him, which leads us to revealing our Atlantic Division power rankings for the upcoming season (48:04). We end off the episode with some lunchtime cafeteria debates, discussing our top 5 players in the NHL (1:01:00), top 20 NHL centers (1:08:35), overpaid and underpaid players (1:15:10), and completing a fun Athletic-inspired draft (1:21:43). 

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by discussing the Alex Debrincat trade and extension with the Red Wings, whether this team is ready to make the playoffs, and what it means for the looming William Nylander contract extension (0:23). We then talk about Anze Kopitar’s two-year extension with LA and debate if the Kings are legit Cup contenders (24:25). We briefly touch on the Alex Newhook and K’Andre Miller extensions before looking at how Erik Karlsson would look on the Penguins (40:19). We wrap the episode by giving our early Power Rankings and our top 5 teams with the brightest futures (52:43).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we dive into all of the CRAZY action that occurred in the NHL to start free agency! First, we break down the Leafs’ signing of Reaves, Bertuzzi, Domi, and Klingberg (0:24), and then move to the Panthers’ signing of OEL and Rodrigues (20:08). Staying in the Atlantic, we discuss the Senators’ signing of Korpisalo (28:30), and then discuss the Canes’ busy start to free agency, signing Bunting, Orolov and their goalie tandem from last year (35:44). Stevie Y and the Red Wings were also involved, signing Justin Holl, Gosthisbehere, and Compher; we also discuss whether Stevie Y is regressing as a general manager (43:10). The Metro also saw Dubas and the Penguins stay busy, acquiring Smith and signing Jarry, Acciari, and Graves (54:53). To end off the Metro, we analyse the Devils’ re-signing of Meier (1:00:31), the Caps signing Pacioretty (1:04:40), and the Isles locking up Sorokin and Engvall (1:07:14). Moving into the West, the Knights sign Barbashev and Hill (1:10:56), while the Ducks lock up Gudas and Killorn (1:12:04). In the Central, Nashville signs Schenn, O’Reilly, and Nyquist (1:13:56), while the Stars sign Duchene (1:19:19). During our Nashville discussion, we also discuss Barry Trotz’s shaky start to his managing career. Finally, we end off the episode by discussing the winners and losers of the start of free agency (1:20:36).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to the Stanley Cup win by the Vegas Golden Knights, what went wrong for the Florida Panthers, and how we feel about the Conn Smythe choice (0:23). Next, we discuss recent trades that occurred across the NHL, including Provorov and Severson to the Blue Jackets (23:20), Durzi to the Coyotes (33:41), and Johansen to the Avalanche (38:38). We then break down recent signings, including Bratt’s with the Devils (41:30), Caufield's extension with the Habs (51:38) and, as well as players who may wish to move on from their organization, such as Alex DeBrincat and the Senators (58:24). We then wrap up the episode by discussing the Flames’ difficult upcoming off-season (1:08:41), previewing the 2023 NHL draft (1:14:17), and reflecting on our pre-season hot takes and ability to see the future (1:21:44)

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and Vegas Golden Knights, including what both teams need to execute to win, our Conn Smythe favourites, and who will be passed the Stanley Cup first (0:23). Next, we discuss recent hirings across the NHL, including Peter Laviolette by the Rangers (20:32), Brad Treliving by the Toronto Maple Leafs (25:03), Kyle Dubas by the Pittsburgh Penguins (47:09), and Mike Babcock by the Columbus Blue Jackets (57:21). Do you like any of these hirings? Let us know on TikTok (@uponfurtherreview) and Instagram (@ufrpod)!

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to the shock firing of Maple Leafs’ GM Kyle Dubas, discuss whether we think Shanahan made the right decision, and what the off-season ahead looks like for the Leafs (0:23). We then breakdown the start of the two Conference Final series between the Panthers and Hurricanes (34:32), and the Golden Knights and Stars (50:29). We end the episode by discussing the Coyotes’ failed arena bid in Tempe and whether relocation is on the horizon (58:55).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the Leafs’ crushing Game 3 loss against the Florida Panthers, as well as the disappointing series in general (0:23). We then discuss the rest of the playoff series, including the Oilers versus the Golden Knights (29:13), the Hurricanes versus Devils (40:14), and the Stars versus Kraken (46:00). For each series, we break down how it has played out thus far, as well as who we believe will prevail. We then end off the episode by discussing the recent firings of head coaches Gerard Gallant and Darryl Sutter (49:48).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to and celebrate the Leafs winning their first round matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning (0:23) before going into a detailed breakdown of the series with Kyle Cushman from theScore (20:37). Recorded before the two Game 7s in the Eastern Conference, we discuss the series between the Bruins and Panthers (57:32), and Rangers and Devils (1:04:34). We then react to the Oilers beating the Kings in 6 games (1:13:25), preview Game 7 in the Avalanche vs. Kraken series (1:18:12), and discuss what the Jets losing to the Knights means for their core’s future (1:23:43).

It’s playoff time! On this episode of Upon Further Review, we preview and give our predictions for every first round matchup in the Stanley Cup Playoffs including the Leafs vs. Lightning (9:51), Bruins vs. Panthers (18:14), Devils vs. Rangers (25:45), Hurricanes vs. Islanders (33:42), Oilers vs. Kings (39:10), Avalanche vs. Kraken (48:56), Stars vs. Wild (53:05), and Golden Knights vs. Jets (1:00:35). We then discuss the Penguins missing the playoffs for the first time in 16 seasons and what they need to do moving forward to become competitive again (1:04:05), before wrapping up the episode reflecting on Knies and Woll’s recent play (1:12:05), discussing Erik Karlsson’s historic season (1:20:01), and Toews last game as a Blackhawk (1:25:42).

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by discussing the World Baseball Classic, the need for best-on-best international tournaments in hockey, and whether Canada’s or the USA’s team would be better if there was a WCOH this year (09:33). We then react to Connor McDavid hitting 60 goals on the season and discuss if he is the best goal scorer in the NHL and if we would take him over a prime Sidney Crosby (23:17). Next, we discuss Ovechkin passing Wayne Gretzky by reaching his 13th 40-goal season and whether he might deserve a seat on the Mount Rushmore of hockey (39:57). We are then joined by Nick Alberga from TLNdc, Daily Faceoff, and NHL Fantasy on Ice to discuss how teams have been faring after the trade deadline and how the Leafs are looking heading into the playoffs (48:01). We wrap the episode by having a look at the playoff picture (1:11:06) and by reacting to the hilarious Habs Fans TV (1:22:28).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we assess the post-deadline Maple Leafs, including their loss of Ryan O’Reilly, juggling of line combinations, and controversial choice to roll with eleven forwards and seven defenceman (0:23). Next, we welcome Zach Berta from the Deep Dive Podcast to assess the Buffalo Sabres’ season and their playoff hopes this year (19:16). We then break down what Andrei Svechnikov’s season ending injury means for the Carolina Hurricanes, as well as for the Eastern Conference and Stanley Cup power rankings (38:35). After a disappointing season to say the least, we discuss what the Calgary Flames should do with Darryl Sutter and their roster construction moving forward (48:06). Next, we discuss whether Connor McDavid is the most dominant athlete on the planet (1:01:06). We end off the episode by chatting about the Philadelphia Flyers’ GM situation (1:11:45), talking points from the GM meetings (1:16:46), Binnington’s suspension (1:24:58), and the QMJHL’s decision to ban fighting (1:28:15).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down all of the trade deadline action over the past couple of weeks. We start by reacting to Kyle Dubas going all-in this year by making the McCabe and Lafferty deal, bringing back Schenn, and moving Sandin to Washington (2:57). We also break down Hathaway and Orlov (20:45) and Bertuzzi going to the Bruins (22:39), Jeannot going to the Lightning (27:41), and Chychrun to the Senators (31:41). Next, we move to the Metro, and discuss Kane to the Rangers (37:24), Meier to the Devils (40:38), and Granlund to the Penguins (50:00). In the Western Conference, we break down Ekholm to the Oilers (55:16), Gavrikov and Korpisalo to the Kings (1:05:37), Hronek to the Canucks (1:09:39), and Niederreiter to the Jets  (1:14:24). We end the episode by giving our Eastern and Western Conference power rankings (1:16:09) and going over the David Pastrnak (1:25:19) and Dylan Larkin contract extensions (1:28:35).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the blockbuster trade for Ryan O’Reilly and Noel Acciari by the Toronto Maple Leafs, and then discuss whether we think Kyle Dubas still has more moves up his sleeve amid this upcoming trade deadline (0:23). Next, we so excited to be joined by Rachel Doerrie, who helped us further break down the O’Reilly and Tarasenko trades, predict where Meier and Toews may end up, analyse who the main contenders are, and discuss what is going on with the Flames (22:43). We then take some time to analyse some other trades and extensions that occurred this week, as well as possible moves, such as the Tarasenko deal (50:46), Jakob Chychrun possibly going to LA (1:02:10), the Mikey Anderson extension (1:07:58), the Dylan Cozens deal (1:14:57), and possible Erik Karlsson move to the Oilers (1:18:48). We end off the show discussing The Atheltic’s Playoff Panic Meter, detailing which teams we believe are in urgency to make the postseason (1:25:52).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reflecting on our one-year anniversary and discuss the NHL All-Star Weekend (0:23). We are then joined by Greg from The Daily Intermission for an awesome interview, where we talk about his start, the Bruins, and the deadline, finishing with a draft of reverse retro jerseys (15:30). We then spend the next chunk of the episode reacting to the Bo Horvat trade and what the Canucks will do moving forward (45:47), before getting into some trade talk surrounding Jonathan Toews and Erik Karlsson (1:09:09). We end the episode talking about the idea of pulling the goalie in 3-on-3 overtime (1:19:40), Mark Stone’s injury (1:24:01), NHL viewership being down this season (1:27:45), and Connor Bedard selling out the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary (1:34:19).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we discuss the season David Pastrnak is having and what he might command on his upcoming contract extension (8:00). We then analyse Matt Boldy’s extension with the Minnesota Wild and what it means for Cole Caufield's upcoming contract negotiations (24:43), before reflecting on Steven Stamkos’ greatness following his 500th career goal (34:42). Next, we focus on some Pacific Division teams, discussing the Buce Boudreau situation in Vancouver (44:27), whether Seattle’s success is sustainable (51:12), and the possibility of the Oilers missing the playoffs (56:24). We end the episode discussing the state of the “Yzerplan” in Detroit to date (1:01:49) and recapping a few key injuries from around the NHL (1:09:11).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to Canada winning Gold at the World Juniors and Connor Bedard’s incredible performance (0:23). We then talk about Auston Matthews being the fastest Leaf to hit 500 points and his always-looming contract situation (24:47). Next, we discuss the All-Star Game selections and give our picks for players we think need to be named All-Stars and those we think should not have been picked (34:34). We then end the episode with some trade and contract talk, including discussing where Timo Meier might end up (47:04), the Alexis Lafreniere situation in New York (52:14), and Joe Pavelski’s extension with the Stars (1:05:51).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to Alex Ovechkin passing Gordie Howe for 2nd on the NHL's all-time goal scorer list and reflect on his greatness (0:22). We then break down the two recent goalie contract extensions of Stuart Skinner and Pyotr Kochetkov (13:50) before discussing our thoughts on the proposed 84-game regular season (32:28) and John Tortorella scratching Kevin Hayes (39:09). We spend the last part of the episode talking about some Canadian teams including the Canucks, Senators, Canadiens, and Leafs, and finish the episode with our NHL holiday wish lists (46:31).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to Tage Thompson’s 5-goal game against Columbus (0:23) and discuss whether Jason Robertson is officially a superstar (5:44). Next, we debate our early season trophy races, including the Hart, Norris, Vezina, and Calder trophies (15:26). We then spend some time on the Leafs, talking about Matt Murray’s recent stretch of great performances, whether they should extend Dubas’ contract midseason, and if the adversity they faced early this season has helped make them ready to compete in the playoffs (38:28). We wrap the episode by reflecting on why we have seen such high scoring games early into this NHL season (53:42).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to the long-term signing of Roupe Hintz to the Dallas Stars (0:35), as well as the stellar play of his linemate, Jason Robertson (5:54). Next, we break down who we think will be the top three teams in the league within the next three to five years (14:43). After this, we analyse some historic accomplishments across the NHL this week, including Steven Stamkos hitting 1000 points (27:01) and Mitch Marner breaking the franchise record for the longest point streak for a Maple Leaf (30:36). We end off the episode expressing our gratitude to our supporters for the success they have been instrumental in helping us achieve by breaking down our Spotify Wrapped statistics (36:38).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to some key player milestones including Patrice Bergeron hitting 1000 career points (0:22), Evgeni Malkin playing his 1000th career game (6:01), and Cale Makar hitting 200 career points in less than 200 games (14:14). We then take stock of the season so far as we hit American Thanksgiving by looking at teams outside of a playoff spot right now (21:28), giving our surprise teams of the season (26:32), and discussing whether the current division leaders are Cup contenders (35:40). We then wrap the episode with some Leafs talk, looking back at their past few games and how they have coped with an injury-ridden D corps (49:05).

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by discussing the first matchup between the Flames and the Panthers since the Tkachuk trade, as well as delve into the demotion of Huberdeau to Calgary’s third line (0:22). Next, we discuss possible trades across the NHL, including a trade for Bo Horvat (9:22), Erik Karlsson (18:59), and Ryan O’Reilly (22:49). We then move on to analyse the questionable moves by Dave Hakstol in frequently scratching Shane Wright (26:53), and end off the episode by determining whether the Blues (34:00), Stars (36:50), Devils (40:32), Sabres (44:10), Red Wings (45:46), and Islanders (47:11) are legit or frauds.

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to Evander Kane’s unfortunate wrist injury and how it might impact the Oilers moving forward (0:23), as well as how Zach Werenski’s season-ending injury represents another setback for the struggling Blue Jackets (16:46). We then take a look at some teams that are struggling at this point in the season, including Calgary (23:32), St. Louis (31:14), and Ottawa, while also reacting to the news that Ryan Reynolds is interested in being part-owner of the Sens (40:32). After spending some time talking about the Leafs recent stretch of games (48:52), we discuss some changes we think need to be made to the offside challenge rule (1:02:28) and reflect on the Jack Eichel trade following its anniversary earlier this month (1:08:00).

In this Episode of Upon Further Review, we start by reacting to the Arizona Coyotes playing their first game in Mullet Arena (0:23). We then spend some time breaking down the Leafs’ underwhelming start to the season, with a focus on Keefe and whether he is on the hot seat (12:56). We then take a look at some players who have had a hot start to the season (37:36), those who have had cold starts (53:02), and those who are dealing with injury (1:11:27). We spend the last part of the episode analyzing a few teams that have had positive starts to the season and whether they can maintain their pace (1:18:45), and end the episode by discussing the Canucks’ shocking start to the season and what they should do moving forward (1:24:02).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we kick off the NHL regular season! We start by reacting to the Buffalo Sabres giving Mattias Samuelsson and coach Don Granato extensions (0:23). We then discuss some trends from the opening week of the season including the Leafs’ defensive pairs and goaltending situation (9:17), some strange coaching decisions in LA (28:07), and whether the New York Rangers are the real deal this year (34:11). We then recap additional extensions that were signed recently, including Matthew Barzal (38:33), Jason Robertson (46:09), along with Mackenzie Weegar and how that impacts the outcome of the off-season trade (54:10). We end the episode discussing the opposite starts for Matty Beniers and Shane Wright and touch on whether young prospects should be given more time in developmental leagues (1:03:42), as well as reflect on some of the worst blown leads in NHL Playoff history following the Toronto Blue Jays’ wild card series (1:10:30).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to and break down Nathan MacKinnon’s recent contract extension that makes him the NHL’s highest paid player (0:23). We then take a look at a few Canadian teams heading into the season, including the Winnipeg Jets (7:28) and Vancouver Canucks (32:33), and are joined by Leafs Fan MD, Massimo, to preview the Toronto Maple Leafs’ season (14:56). In the second half of the show, we give our pre-season NHL trophy predictions (41:17), reflect on the careers of Zdeno Chara and PK Subban following their retirement announcements (51:42), talk about players who signed contracts this off-season that we think will have breakout seasons (59:06), debate who will win the Cup first between the Seattle Kraken and Vegas Golden Knights (1:03:53), and give our thoughts on NHL teams sporting jersey sponsors for the first time (1:09:01).

In this Episode of Upon Further Review, we react to Tim Stützle signing an eight year extension with the Sens (0:22) and take a look back at how the Erik Karlsson trade played out four years later (10:19). We also discuss the extensions of Jordan Kyrou (20:17) and Kirby Dach (30:43), as well as question the Canadiens’ decision to name Nick Suzuki captain so soon (35:02). Finally we wrap the episode debating The Athletic’s Top 100 player ranking (40:32) and talking about some rule changes we’d like to see in the NHL (51:50).

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the massive extension of JT Miller by the Vancouver Canucks (0:21), and then delve into the extensions of Jake Oettinger (14:33), Tage Thompson (19:17), and Mike Sullivan (25:57). Next, we spend some time ranking our top five centres, wingers, defenseman, and goalies heading into next season (29:44), and are then joined by TikTok’s Michael Bartner for a fantastic, in-depth interview that previews the season starting in little over one month (42:02). We end off the episode by predicting whether Matthew Beniers or Owen Power will turn out to be the better draft pick (1:03:01), sharing some hot takes for the upcoming NHL season (1:06:16), and finally, by creating our own “perfect player” based on current NHLers’ attributes (1:16:52).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we discuss the recent signing of Nazem Kadri by the Calgary Flames (0:23), and then delve into the Bruins’ signings of Bergeron and Krejci (17:38). Next, we discuss the surprising choice to name Jacob Trouba as capitan by the New York Rangers (28:22), as well predict who we think will fill the remaining captain vacancies around the NHL (33:16). After predicting if Alexander Ovechkin will score 50 goals yet again this season (42:31) and discussing how the Golden Knights will handle their goaltending situation in light of Lehner’s season ending injury (46:40), we end off the episode talking about the teams with the best and worst set of contracts (52:24) and  reflecting on the gold medal victory by McTavish and the Canadians at the World Junior Team (1:01:21).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we break down the massive signing of Jonathan Huberdeau by the Calgary Flames (0:22), as well as their signings of Andrew Mangiapane and Oliver Kylington (17:11). Next, we analyse the signings of Yamamoto (24:28), Bratt (32:18), and Ferraro (34:09), and then delve into the current debacle in Las Vegas described by a recent interview featuring Max Pacioretty (36:09). Next, we welcome TikTok’s Coach Chippy to the podcast for a legendary interview (42:32), reminisce about our favourite hockey commentator calls in honour of MLB legend, Vin Scully (1:06:33), and wrap up the show with some top goalscorer trivia (1:12:24).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we review the most recent free agent signings and extensions, including Kaapo Kakko (0:22), Jesse Puljujarvi (3:46), Patrik Laine (9:25), and John Klingberg (15:33). We then discuss the Patrick Kane trade rumours and give our predictions as to where he might end up (21:58). We also react to the news that Dustin Brown will be getting a statue in LA (30:38) and debate whether Patrick Marleau is a future Hockey Hall of Famer (33:49). We wrap the episode by giving our winners and losers of NHL Free Agency (36:44) and give our way too early Stanley Cup and division winners (50:17).

On this episode of Upon Further Review, we analyse Gaudreau’s signing with the Blue Jackets and the Tkachuk fiasco in Calgary (0:22). Next, we break down the Leafs’ off-season moves with Kyle Cushman from the Leafs Nation (20:58) and the statement signings made by the Ottawa Senators, including signing Giroux, trading for Debrincat, and extending Norris (38:55). We then discuss the next phase of Yzerplan in Detroit (51:48), the signing of Vincent Trocheck with the New York Rangers (1:00:17), and the Devils’ signing of Ondrej Palat (1:03:35); following this, we round up the Metro Division by criticising the Philadelphia Flyers’ off-season moves (1:06:04). Next, we speculate where Nazem Kadri might sign (1:11:11), review Darcy Kuemper’s move to the Capitals, and discuss the Avs’ decision to roll with Georgiev (1:15:23). We end off the episode by analysing Jack Campbell’s signing, Evander Kane’s extension, and the Canes’ moves in trading for Burns and Pacioretty (1:20:59).

In this episode of Upon Further Review, we react to the Colorado Avalanche winning the Stanley Cup (0:22), break down the Kevin trade to Los Angeles (33:13), preview the upcoming NHL Entry Draft by predicting the top 3 picks (39:07), and discuss the incoming Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2022 and who we think got snubbed (51:43). Additionally, we break down the Leafs extending Timothy Liljregren and their situation heading into Free Agency (54:20). We wrap the episode with a fun exercise, ranking our top 3 Cup winners over the last decade (1:06:39).