Frank and Jason are back with a fresh episode of the podcast following a wild Halloween weekend around the league. To start, they talked about their weekends which featured football and costume parties. It was a wildly unique weekend recap from the guys.

Frank also spent some time in Boston talking with NHLPA Executive Director Marty Walsh. It’s the first time that they’ve acknowledged CTE and have formed a new board. Franke explained why this is significant and what the NHLPA hopes to accomplish.

Sticking with Boston, it was a drama-filled weekend for the Bruins. While they won both of their games, there was more drama as Jim Montgomery benched David Pastrnak for the entire third period after a turnover. Frank wondered if it was a bridge too far.

They then went out west and talked about the Seattle Kraken, who might be open to trading a forward. They also talked about the Carolina Hurricanes and the red-hot Martin Necas. Plus, Alex Ovechkin has firing home pucks like vintage Ovi and the Caps are also racking up the wins.

Tyler then popped in for a fresh edition of Buy or Sell, brought to you by Bet365. He asked the guys about who will be the next great value contract in the league and a pair of players in contract year.

7:50 - NHLPA acknowledges CTE

16:35 - Montgomery & the Bruins

23:00 - Kraken open to making a move

28:40 - Red-hot Canes

33:50 - Ovi & the Caps

42:00 - Buy or Sell

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To begin an all new edition of The DFO Rundown, Jason and Frank talked about a pair of teams that are currently fighting through some pretty big injury problems.

For the Colorado Avalanche, the sheer number of players they’re missing is the problem. With the likes of Ross Colton, Arturri Lehkonen and Jonathan Drouin joining Gabriel Landeskog and Valeri Nichuskin on the injured reserve, they’re basically missing everyone in their top-six with the exception of Mikko Rantanen and Nathan MacKinnon. Can Jared Bednar and company get through this stretch without putting themselves too far behind in the Central Division?

The Oilers are only dealing with one injury but it’s a big one as they’ll be without Connor McDavid for the next 2-3 weeks. Gregor wondered if this could be a wakeup call for the team while Frank talked about the teams lack of reaction when their Captain went down.

From there, they talked a bit about the Columbus Blue Jackets, who are suddenly looking like an offensive powerhouse. They also looked at Kyle Connor’s remarkable start to the season, which Gregor thinks will result in a 50-goal season. That led them to talking about Team USA’s potential roster at the Four Nation’s Faceoff and some of the tough decisions that they’re going to need to make.

Tyler then popped in for a new edition of Fill in the Blank where he asked the guys about a pair of struggling Eastern Conference teams in the Boston Bruins and Detroit Red Wings and also, which NHL franchises they’d be buying shares in right now if they could.

1:20 - Avs & their injuries

9:55 - Oilers lose McDavid

15:05 - Blue Jackets offensive firepower

22:00 - Team USA’s roster decisions

42:30 - Fill in the Blank

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Jason and Frank are back with another fresh episode of The DFO Rundown. The guys kicked off today’s show with some drama in Long Island. The Islanders are seemingly having some issues between Head Coach, Patrick Roy, and GM, Lou Lamoriello.

They then jump right into the Maple Leafs extension of Jake McCabe. (5 Years - $4.51M)

Tonight is a big night for Steven Stamkos, heading back to Tampa for the first time since being traded. Will this trade end up being a smart move? We suspect a warm welcome for Stamkos tonight.

The guys then dive deeper into the Atlantic division to discuss the rough start to the season for both Boston and Buffalo.

Should NHL teams have a 3rd professional goalie on the roster that travels with the team and fills in when necessary in emergency situations?

Tyler Yaremchuk is on a much deserved vacation to Seattle to watch his Bills play the Seahawks so Producer Patrick Puff fills in for today’s episode of Buy or Sell brought to you by bet365.

You could argue the Golden Knights currently have one of the best lines in the NHL, what could Jack Eichel's next contract look like?

Did the Buffalo Sabres make the right call moving on from Jack Eichel? Has Alex Tuch turned out to be a solid return in the trade?

2:45 - Drama on the Island

9:00 - Jake McCabe Extension

13:00 - Stamkos Returns to Tampa

22:00 - Boston and Buffalo

26:00 - Cole Caufield / Hot Starts

27:30 - 3rd Goalie Argument (EBUG)

32:00 - New Jersey Devils / Colorado Avalanche

37:20 - Kevin Lankinen in Vancouver

39:20- Buy or Sell

45:00 - Best Line in the NHL (Vegas/Jack Eichel)

53:00 - Jack Eichel Trade

57:30 - Leafs Talk

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