Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with NHL Hall of Famer, Eric Lindros to discuss the 4 Nations Face-off, the importance of physicality in the tournament, how to keep physicality in the game of hockey and whether the tournament can help players get ready for the playoffs. Next up, Andrew Raycroft (50:03) from the NHL Network joins the show to discuss the possible line adjustments for Canada, whether Jordan Binnington has exceeded expectations and Brad Marchand's leadership in the 4 Nations. Finally, former NHL Forward and NHL Sportsnet analyst, Colby Armstrong (1:19:26) joins the show to discuss the hype surrounding the rematch, whether Seth Jarvis should be in Thursday’s game instead of Mitch Marner and their final score predictions.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with Winnipeg Jets Head Coach, Scott Arniel to discuss the 4 Nations tournament, the state of the Jets, his transition from assistant to head coach, revisiting the Pierre-Luc Dubois trade and return, and how Adam Lowry has become an impact player for the team. Next up, Craig Simpson (27:22) from the NHL on Sportsnet joins Matt to discuss Cale Makar’s impact in the USA rematch, Jon Cooper’s new line adjustments his take on Jordan Binnington’s play and what he is anticipating for Thursday night. Finally, Matt wraps up the show with Team Canada and USA's media availability quotes (57:51).

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa welcome Elliotte Friedman from 32 Thoughts to discuss the potential of Quinn Hughes playing for Team USA, Charlie McAvoy being officially ruled out, whether the Tkachuk brothers are anticipated to play and Auston Matthews’ status before Thursday’s matchup. Next, they get into Canada’s win over Finland, whether Jon Cooper will keep the same lineup against the Americans and Drew O’Connor’s extension with the Vancouver Canucks. Finally, they discuss Erik Karlsson’s impressive performance during 4 Nations and whether this can help turn around his season.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off a snowy Family Day edition of The FAN Hockey Show reflecting on the weekend's 4 Nations Face-Off action alongside Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman! They start off with thoughts on Canada's exciting battle with the United States, before shifting to preview the Canadians' upcoming matchup with Finland including Cale Makar's status and potential lineup changes to expect. Later, Friedge examines the road for Canada to get to the finals for a rematch with USA. After the break, Mike Futa shares his biggest takeaways from the weekend in the latest edition of the 'Futa Four', before teeing up today's slate at the 4 Nations (32:32).

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with NHL super agent Pat Brisson, discussing the NHL salary cap, Sidney Crosby’s impressive performance, and the life of an agent for top players. Kyle Bukauskas (27:16) then analyzes the 4 Nations tournament, USA's victory over Finland, and Jon Cooper’s lineup decisions, including Sam Bennett’s last-minute inclusion. Later, Washington Capitals Head Coach Spencer Carbery (55:04) shares insights on his team's momentum, their quick adaptations with new players, and Alex Ovechkin's continued success. The episode concludes with a preview of Saturday night’s game.

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Elliotte Friedman of Hockey Night in Canada and 32 Thoughts joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to dive into the latest from the 4 Nations Face-Off. They touch on Team Canada calling up Thomas Harley to bolster the blue line, before looking back on the United States' dominating 6-1 victory over Finland. Friedge pivots to preview Saturday's battle between Canada and USA, how the two sides match up, and what adjustments each coach will make.

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"Marner to work... he's in... Marner... scores!" Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show reacting to Canada's overtime victory over Sweden in yesterday's inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off matchup. The pair chat about the incredible atmosphere at the Bell Centre in Montreal, the game's blistering pace out of the gates, and Canada's lethal powerplay on display. They also dive into Jordan Binnington's performance between the pipes and potential lineup changes ahead of Saturday's battle with the United States. Next up, Calgary Flames Head Coach Ryan Huska (27:26) drops in to discuss how his team is approaching the break, the youth movement fueling the Flames, Dustin Wolf's rise in goal, and what Ryan Lomberg brings on and off the ice. Finally, the guys wrap up with Matt and Mike’s Mailbag segment (49:48).

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa are joined by Elliotte Friedman from 32 Thoughts to recap the thrilling OT win by Team Canada in the inaugural 4 Nations game. They discuss the intensity of upcoming matches, the possibility of ten-minute overtimes in the NHL, and Shea Theodore’s tournament exit. The trio also explores Team Canada’s goalie strategy, debating whether Jordan Binnington should start against the USA on Saturday. They wrap up with a look at Sidney Crosby’s impressive performance, potential line changes for Canada and the announcement of the World Cup of Hockey.

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