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EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 52 MIN

012: Praise Alfie! It's the Anniversary of Ottawa's Only Conference Title!

from Sens Nation - Your Ottawa Senators Podcast · host With Steve Warne and Gregg Kennedy

According to the Hockey News, if you re-drafted the 2018 draft, Brady Tkachuk's draft ranking would be the same.  Agree or disagree? Alfie scores in overtime! Today's the anniversary of the Sens' only Conference title. It also the 40th anniversary this week of Islanders' first Cup and the 25th anniversary of the final games ever played at Le Colisee and Boston Garden. 8 year UFA contracts are, more often than not, a bad idea. Mark Stone was one of the few players to become better skaters while in the NHL. Most don't. To prepare for the draft, Pierre Dorion begins player interviews with top prospects via Zoom. What's missing from the process when you don't speak in person? One NHL player wonders, if they do resume play during COVID, "What if someone gets sick and dies?" TSN rolls out another "All-Time" team. This time it's Team Canada. Eric Lindros, you're not invited. We show our insanely wide range of TV knowledge from yesterday to today, going from Emergency! to Homeland.

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