They Did Everything but Win It All
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Oct 10, 2025 The hosts dive into the thrilling finish of the Sharks-Golden Knights game, exploring a misplay that cost the Sharks. They reflect on Hasso Plattner's candid comments about the team's direction. Jonathan Toews' warm welcome in Winnipeg steals the spotlight, outshining McDavid’s ovation. Contract extensions for Jack Eichel and Kyle Connor spark discussion on team strategies. They also reveal uniform designs from the Kings and Penguins and engage with fan feedback on playoff predictions, mixing humor with insightful analysis.
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Owner’s Rarely Candid Assessment
- Elliotte highlights San Jose owner Hasso Plattner's rare candid interview blaming past signings and decisions for the club's decline.
- He argues blunt honesty is uncommon in hockey but valuable for understanding organizational mistakes.
Toews’ Warm Return In Winnipeg
- Elliotte describes Jonathan Toews' warm Winnipeg return and contrasts it with McDavid's shorter ovation in Edmonton.
- He reports Taves looked strong and should regain timing after game action.
Eichel Deal Was Strategic Concession
- Elliotte explains why Jack Eichel’s 8-year, $13.5M deal with Vegas made sense despite seeming high.
- He notes Vegas' tax situation and roster role meant the contract was a strategic concession, not a crippling commitment.
