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Aleksander Barkov's injury has changed the conversation around the Florida Panthers, but how much should it change their playoff outlook? On this edition of Daily Faceoff Live, the guys debate whether the Panthers can still be considered a playoff lock if Barkov is out for an extended period of time. That leads to a bigger question around the NHL: is any team actually a lock to make the playoffs this season? The conversation also touches on the Senators and Maple Leafs following their matchup, while the Sabres' 1-1 start gives us another team to keep an eye on in the Atlantic Division. The guys also play Fill In The Blank, debating whether five Atlantic teams can make the playoffs and whether Devon Levi could end up playing the most games among Edmonton's goalies this season. Plus, we'll name the Man of the Weekend after the guys take a look at the biggest individual performances from the opening weekend of the NHL season. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch & Jasper Pond Hockey | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is already delivering some major storylines, and the latest edition of Daily Faceoff Live breaks down the biggest developments from around the league. The guys react to Matthew Knies making his Columbus Blue Jackets debut, Aleksander Barkov's injury in Florida and Igor Shesterkin scoring a goalie goal. They also discuss Jon Cooper's comments after Tampa Bay's game and whether the Lightning could once again find themselves dealing with the pressure that has surrounded the team in recent seasons. The show also dives into Gary Bettman's comments about the evolution of no-trade clauses and Allan Walsh's response, before David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period joins the show to discuss Connor Hellebuyck, Nikishin, Matt Larkin and Simon Edvinsson. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch & Jasper Pond Hockey | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is underway, and the pressure is already building around some of the league's top contenders. The guys start by looking at the Penguins and Flyers after Pittsburgh throttled Philadelphia, before turning their attention to the Golden Knights and Alex Pietrangelo's new two-year extension. Vegas has done a lot of work to keep its core together, and with so many players locked up for multiple seasons, the Golden Knights appear to have extended their window to compete for another few years. That leads into a discussion about which teams are facing the most pressure to get off to a strong start. Are the Edmonton Oilers under more pressure than anyone else in the NHL, or should teams like Colorado and Vegas be feeling the same urgency as Stanley Cup contenders? The guys also debate whether the Blackhawks can reach 90 points this season as Chicago takes on Utah. Jeff Marek joins the show for another edition of The Sheet, discussing Montreal's offseason after missing out on Marchenko, Shane Wright, Detroit's situation with Edvinsson and which teams around the NHL are quietly facing more pressure than people realize. Plus, more from around the NHL on Daily Faceoff Live. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch & Jasper Pond Hockey | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is underway, and we're already getting our first real look at some of the biggest storylines of the 2026-27 season. The guys share their first impressions from opening night, including an early look at Gavin McKenna, Kirill Marchenko, the Maple Leafs' offensive struggles against Montreal, Patrick Kane turning back the clock, and the Bruins getting an impressive win with JJ Peterka making an early impact. The Oilers are also a major focus as the guys get Hutt's opinion on Tristan Jarry's performance and continue the conversation around the pressure facing Edmonton to get off to a strong start. The show also features the latest edition of The % Game, with the guys debating Toronto's playoff chances and whether Vancouver could finish at the bottom of the NHL. Steven Ellis joins to discuss McKenna's debut, his Calder Trophy pick and the group of 2026 draft picks who made their NHL clubs. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch & Jasper Pond Hockey | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is officially underway, and we've already got a blockbuster trade to talk about. The guys break down the deal involving Marchenko and Knies, including why the teams made the move, what the thinking was behind getting rid of Knies, and what Marchenko's ceiling could be after several strong seasons at 5-on-5. We also make our bold predictions for the Eastern and Western Conferences, including a surprising take on the Panthers, both Pennsylvania teams potentially missing the playoffs, the Winnipeg Jets making the postseason, and Glen Gulutzan potentially becoming the first coach fired this season. Steve Peters joins the show to break down the NHL's teams with new coaches, including Edmonton, the Islanders, Los Angeles, Toronto, Vegas and Vancouver. We discuss which teams could get the biggest boost from a new voice behind the bench, whether Jim Hiller can maximize Toronto's forward group, and whether a team could follow the same path Vegas did last season. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch & Jasper Pond Hockey | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is finally here! On the first true Daily Faceoff Live of the 2026-27 season, the crew gets set for puck drop by looking at some of the biggest storylines and questions heading into the new year. The guys discuss Adam Fantilli's long-term extension with Columbus before ranking the four divisions based on which one is most likely to produce this season's Stanley Cup champion. They also dive into some of the biggest milestones on the horizon, including whether Alex Ovechkin can reach 1,000 career goals and if Sidney Crosby can reach 100 points this season. JD Young from Locked On Sharks joins the show to discuss Macklin Celebrini and the pressure facing the Sharks heading into the season. The crew also answers another round of #AskDFO, checks out what's on the menu, kicks off a new weekly bet365 betting competition, and wraps things up with Garbage Time and the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup rings. The 2026-27 NHL season is finally here. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is almost here, and there are already plenty of major storylines to discuss. On today's Daily Faceoff Live, we look at Mike Babcock's impact on the Edmonton Oilers during training camp, including his approach to accountability with veterans like Leon Draisaitl and his patience with some of Edmonton's younger players. We also discuss Brady Tkachuk's departure from Ottawa after Senators owner Michael Andlauer made his first public comments about the trade, including his comments about Tkachuk's family and the decision to ultimately play with his brother in Florida. Plus, we discuss the NHL's expansion talks, our early impressions of Jim Hiller, the biggest concerns surrounding his roster and whether the Morgan Rielly situation could become awkward. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Social Club Merch Sale | https://nationgear.ca/ 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drake Batherson, Cutter Gauthier and Ryan Leonard have all secured major long-term contracts as NHL teams lock up key pieces ahead of the new season. We break down what the three deals mean for the Senators, Ducks and Capitals, including Gauthier's massive six-year, $81 million extension after a 41-goal season, Batherson's new deal in Ottawa and Leonard's long-term future in Washington. Who made the biggest commitment, and what do these contracts tell us about how teams are valuing their young stars? Plus, Sean Avery joins Daily Faceoff Live to discuss his new show, New York Rangers and more. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Jasper Pond Hockey Tournament | https://nationexperiences.ca/products/2027-jasper-pond-hockey-tournament 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Two young NHL stars just cashed in. Minten signs a 7-year, $7.2 million AAV deal, while Buium lands an 8-year, $9.38 million AAV contract. With the window for 8-year extensions closing, who could be the next NHL player to get a long-term deal? Denton Mateychuk is one name to watch. Plus, Brock Seguin joins Daily Faceoff Live for a 2026-27 fantasy hockey preview, including the latest fantasy tools, the team that has stood out during his previews, how to approach the Washington Capitals, the elite fantasy goalie tier, late-round targets and how to handle disgruntled players like Connor Hellebuyck and Dylan Larkin. Plus, your #AskDFO questions and Garbage Time. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Jasper Pond Hockey Tournament | https://nationexperiences.ca/products/2027-jasper-pond-hockey-tournament Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Evangelista has been TRADED to the New Jersey Devils, while Eeli Tolvanen is heading to New York. On today’s Daily Faceoff Live, we break down the latest NHL moves and what they mean for the Devils, Predators and Rangers. Why did Nashville decide to move on from Evangelista despite having plenty of cap space? And what does Tolvanen bring to a New York Rangers team that made some intriguing moves this offseason? Plus, we discuss Cale Makar’s massive new contract and whether the term and dollars came as a surprise. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Jasper Pond Hockey Tournament | https://nationexperiences.ca/products/2027-jasper-pond-hockey-tournament Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What will the NHL look like in 2030? Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton look five years into the future and debate some of the biggest predictions from Daily Faceoff's NHL 2030 projections, including which teams could be Stanley Cup contenders, which organizations could be in trouble, and which fan bases should be most concerned about their future. The guys break down the projected top eight teams in 2030 and debate which teams are the biggest boom-or-bust candidates, whether Edmonton's future depends on Connor McDavid, and which NHL organizations are furthest away from competing for the Stanley Cup. They also dive into Daily Faceoff's projected top NHL players in 2030. Could Macklin Celebrini, Porter Martone, Leo Carlsson, Quinn Hughes, Cale Makar and other young stars eventually take over the league? Tyler and Carter debate Ivan Schaefer's ceiling, which players aren't getting enough attention, who could be the NHL's best goaltender in 2030, and why Auston Matthews' projected ranking could be one of the biggest surprises. Plus, Steven Ellis joins the show to discuss Daily Faceoff's 2026-27 NHL Prospect Pool Rankings, including which organizations have improved their prospect systems the most, whether Chicago has too many young players coming, Calgary's need for high-end talent, Nashville's future and which teams should be most concerned about their prospect pipeline. The show wraps with #AskDFO, including the new E-Bug jersey number rule and Kevin Hayes signing in the KHL. Article's Referenced: - https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/nhl-2030-projecting-standings-prediction-stanley-cup-winner-32nd-overall-prediction - https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/2026-2027-nhl-prospect-pool-rankings-top-rookies-every-team - https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/predicting-top-nhl-players-in-2030-celebrini-schaefer-carlsson-hughes-makar-mcdavid 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ 👍🏼Jasper Pond Hockey Tournament | https://nationexperiences.ca/products/2027-jasper-pond-hockey-tournament 👍🏼Social Club Collection | https://nationgear.ca/collections/off-season-social-club Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL offseason is still waiting on several major moves, and Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton rank the five stories they're most surprised haven't happened yet. The guys debate the chances of a Dylan Larkin trade, Morgan Rielly trade, Cale Makar or Quinn Hughes extension, Vladimir Tarasenko signing, and Connor Hellebuyck trade. Which of these moves feels closest to finally happening, and which one would be the biggest surprise? Plus, Tyler and Carter tackle a trio of Fill in the Blank questions, including Cutter Gauthier's next contract, whether the NHL should get rid of the trapezoid rule, and where Connor Ingram will play next season. Jay Downton, CEO of The Nation Network, also joins the show for a special interview. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today Ty starts the show talking about his "Concern-O-Meter" for a few teams that seem to have taken a step back this summer. We then jump into some betting talk before jumping on with 2-Time Stanley Cup Champion, Captain of the Carolina Hurricanes, Jordma Staal. Jordan Staal joins Daily Faceoff Live to reflect on the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup-winning season and the journey that led him there after nearly 15 years with the franchise. Staal discusses sticking with Carolina through difficult seasons, why he believed the organization would eventually become a champion, and what it meant to finally lift the Stanley Cup as captain. He also shares what changed during the Hurricanes' championship run, the additions that helped push the team over the top, and why the group believes it can compete for another Stanley Cup next season. The conversation also covers Staal's remarkable NHL longevity, evolving his game over more than 1,400 NHL games, life growing up in Thunder Bay, his brothers Eric and Marc, and what winning a second Stanley Cup means at this stage of his career. If you're a Hurricanes fan or looking for insight into leadership, championship culture, and one of the NHL's most respected veterans, this is an interview you won't want to miss. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jason Robertson and the Dallas Stars avoid arbitration with a one-year, $12 million contract, but what does the deal mean for Robertson's long-term future and Dallas' Stanley Cup window? Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton break down why Robertson chose a short-term deal, whether he'll remain in Dallas beyond next season, and how the Stars could approach his next contract. The guys also discuss the massive arbitration gap between the Columbus Blue Jackets and goaltender Jet Greaves, Connor Bedard's new contract with the Chicago Blackhawks, and the latest offseason storylines surrounding Dylan Larkin, Morgan Rielly, Cale Makar, Quinn Hughes and Nikita Kucherov. Later, New Jersey Devils goaltender Jake Allen joins the show to discuss preparing for a larger workload next season, the evolution of NHL goaltending, Canada's pipeline of elite goalies, three-goalie systems becoming more common around the league, his experience working Hockey Night in Canada, and the players who surprised him most in practice throughout his NHL career. If you're looking for the latest NHL news, contract analysis, goalie insight, and offseason discussion, this episode has you covered. 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With NHL free agency slowing down, there are still plenty of big names looking for their next contract. Today on Daily Faceoff Live, Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton break down the best remaining unrestricted free agents, including Patrick Kane, Claude Giroux, and Anthony Mantha, and predict where each could land. They also play Fill in the Blank, discussing Jakub Dobes' new contract, the best team in the Atlantic Division after free agency, and the Ottawa Senators' Brady Tkachuk jersey exchange promotion. Then, Steve Peters joins the show for Inside the Coaches Room to discuss whether any teams already regret their offseason moves, if the Capitals could have too much offensive talent, what he thought of the Maple Leafs' offseason, and which remaining free agent surprises him the most. Matt Larkin - Remaining Free Agents - https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/top-remaining-2026-nhl-free-agents-ufas-still-available 👍🏼Powered by bet365 | Download the App today. Must be 19+ please play responsibly. http://www.bet365.ca/ Follow Us! Twitter YouTube Instagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.