JR and Tim are back! They discuss various NHL teams' performances at the start of the season. They praise the Blackhawks for their grit and tenacity, while criticizing the Sabres for their disappointing start. They also talk about Connor Bedard's improved attitude and performance, and the Ducks' strong team chemistry.

JR and Tim discuss the end of the NHL season and the Florida Panthers' Stanley Cup win. They praise the team's cohesion and precision on the ice, comparing it to a well-oiled machine. The conversation also touches on the Hall of Fame, with Joe Thornton being inducted and Alexander Mogilny finally getting his due after years of snubbing.

JR and Tim discuss the thrilling Stanley Cup Final Game 2 between Florida and Edmonton. They praise the physicality and speed of the game, with both teams showing incredible skill and determination. JR and Tim agree that this series is one of the best they've seen in years.

JR and Tim discuss Game 1 of the Stanley Cup final between Edmonton and Florida. They praise the exceptional goaltending by Bobrovsky and the physicality displayed by both teams. They agree that the series will be intense and unpredictable, with both teams showing resilience and determination.

JR and Tim welcome Evander Kane to SNIPES & STRIPES. They discuss the upcoming Stanley Cup Final series against Florida. Evander talks about the team's experience from last year's final, their preparation, and the importance of getting off to a good start in the series. They also discuss the team's depth, including Jeff Skinner and Viktor Arvidsson, and how they can match up with Florida's physical play.

Bob Stauffer joins JR and Tim to discuss the Oilers' playoff run. They talk about the team's performance in game one against Dallas and how they can improve their power play. Bob shares his experience as a broadcaster and his time playing hockey, including his days with the University of Alberta Golden Bears. He also discusses the officiating in game one and how veteran teams tend to get more favorable calls.

JR and Tim discuss the Toronto-Florida playoff series, with a focus on Austin Matthews' performance and the pressure he's under to score goals. They also talk about the Stars' impressive run in the playoffs, the Hurricanes' defensive-minded approach, and the Oilers' hot streak.

JR and Tim discuss the first round of the NHL playoffs, with a focus on the Blues' surprising loss to the Jets and the Stars' upset win over the Avalanche. They also touch on the Wild's close series against the Knights and the Oilers' comeback against the Kings.

JR and Tim discuss various NHL playoff series, including Colorado vs. Dallas and Florida vs. Tampa Bay. They talk about the importance of mental preparation for the playoffs and how teams can overcome adversity. Additionally, they touch on coaching changes in the league and potential new coaches.

JR and Tim welcome special guest Biz Nasty to the show. They discuss various NHL teams' chances in the playoffs. They also talk about Mitch Marner's potential departure from the Toronto Maple Leafs, Rick Tocchet's coaching style, and the disappointing season of the New York Rangers.

JR and Tim talk about Ovechkin breaking Gretzky's goal-scoring record and the respect shown to him by the NHL community. The conversation then shifts to the NHL playoffs, with JR discussing his past experiences with various coaches, including Ken Hitchcock and Jim Schoenfeld. They also talk about the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators making the playoffs, and how Toronto might struggle in the first round.

JR and Tim discuss the upcoming NHL playoffs and Ovechkin's chances of breaking Gretzky's goal-scoring record. They also discuss a recent fight between Jalen Chatfield and Connor McMichael, with some people calling it a slewfoot, but the hosts argue that it was an unfortunate situation rather than intentional.

JR and Tim welcome Andrew Peters and Craig Rivet from After The Whistle. They discuss the St. Louis Blues' impressive performance, Alex Ovechkin's goal-scoring record, and the Toronto Maple Leafs' chances of making a deep run in the playoffs. They also talk about the Buffalo Sabres' struggles and the importance of having influential alumni close to the team.

Jeremy Roenick and Tim Peel welcome special guest Erik Johnson to the show. They talk about his return to the Colorado Avalanche, his past experiences, and his thoughts on the current team. They also discuss the Sabres and the Flyers, and share their opinions on players such as Nathan MacKinnon and Connor McDavid.

The conversation revolves around the Capitals' success and Ovechkin's pursuit of Gretzky's goal-scoring record. JR and Tim discuss their friendship with guest Alan May, a former NHL player and current TV analyst, who shares his insights on the team's chemistry and Ovechkin's incredible season.

On this episode of SNIPES & STRIPES, JR and Tim welcome special guest, Canadian comedian Ian Bagg to talk about his career in comedy and hockey. They discuss how he started out, his experiences with hecklers, and his love for the game of hockey.

JR and Tim discuss the 4 Nations Cup final, they praise the tournament's success in growing hockey's popularity and highlight the impressive performance of NHL players on both teams. The conversation also touches on the Boston Bruins' struggles, and Ovi's pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's goal-scoring record.

Mike Eruzione joins JR and Tim to discuss the upcoming Four Nations Cup. The conversation then shifts to Alex Ovechkin's pursuit of breaking Wayne Gretzky's goal-scoring record and whether it would be better for him to do it in one season or split it up over two seasons.

Chris Nilan joins the show to discuss his hockey career, including his time with the Canadiens and Bruins. He shares stories about his early days in Nova Scotia, getting drafted by the Habs, and playing for various teams. Chris also talks about his experiences as a tough guy in the NHL, including his record-breaking 358 penalty minutes in one season.

Zeev Buium, a Jewish-American hockey player from San Diego, joins JR and Tim on this episode. He discusses his experience playing for the USA World Junior team, winning back-to-back gold medals, and being drafted by the Minnesota Wild. Zeev shares stories about his family's support, growing up in Southern California, and finding a passion for hockey despite it not being as popular there.