The Sheet with Jeff Marek

On today’s episode of The Sheet with Jeff Marek and Greg Wyshynski, the guys break down Shawn Horcoff’s comments about having “no interest in trading Simon Edvinsson” and what they mean for the Detroit Red Wings’ future, including Dylan Larkin and Edvinsson. Plus, Rick Bowness calls out the Columbus Blue Jackets for their “embarrassing” performances, Juraj Slafkovsky takes a huge hit, and more of the latest headlines from around the NHL. Then, Michael Augello joins Jeff and Greg in studio to break down the Buffalo Sabres’ start to the season, whether the team has made meaningful improvements from last year, the development of Jack Quinn and Zach Benson, and what the Sabres need to do to take the next step. Plus, the guys preview tonight’s matchup between the Buffalo Sabres and Toronto Maple Leafs.SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ 👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ 👍🏼DoorDash: https://www.doordash.com/en-CA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex DeBrincat is getting PAID! On today's episode of The Sheet, Jeff Marek is joined by Jason Gregor and Rachel Kryshak in studio to break down the biggest stories from around the NHL following a chaotic Frozen Frenzy night. Leading the conversation is the Detroit Red Wings reportedly finalizing a massive seven-year, $91 million contract extension with Alex DeBrincat. What does locking up another key piece of Detroit's core mean for the franchise's future? How does the deal impact Dylan Larkin, Simon Edvinsson, and the Red Wings' long-term plans? And what does it signal about the direction of the organization? The crew also recaps an unforgettable NHL Frozen Frenzy, with all 32 teams hitting the ice across 16 games! Connor Bedard makes his highly anticipated return to the Chicago Blackhawks as they attempt to turn around a disappointing start to the season, while the Philadelphia Flyers remain winless through eight games (0-5-3) after another crushing shootout loss to the Seattle Kraken. Meanwhile, the Vegas Golden Knights and Edmonton Oilers continue to establish themselves as early-season contenders, with Connor McDavid and company looking dangerous out of the gate. Plus, the rivalry between the Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars reaches another level as Nathan MacKinnon and Roope Hintz drop the gloves in a heated Central Division showdown. Columbus Blue Jackets head coach Rick Bowness delivers a scathing assessment of his team following an embarrassing loss to the Florida Panthers, the Ottawa Senators get blown out by the St. Louis Blues, and plenty more headlines emerge from one of the busiest nights of the NHL season. Jeff Marek, Jason Gregor, and Rachel Kryshak break down all the latest NHL news, major contract developments, early-season surprises, and biggest takeaways from Frozen Frenzy on The SheetSHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ 👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ 👍🏼DoorDash: https://www.doordash.com/en-CA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of The Sheet with Jeff Marek and Greg Wyshynski, the guys break down the latest news and storylines from around the NHL! The Philadelphia Flyers are off to a disastrous start, suffering a franchise-record seven straight losses to open the season. What can they do to turn things around, and how much pressure is building in Philadelphia? The guys also discuss the Vegas Golden Knights falling 4-2 to the Minnesota Wild after a four-game winning streak, Connor Bedard preparing to return to the Chicago Blackhawks lineup, and head coach Jeff Blashill’s comments on the use of publicly available statistics in hockey. Plus, Jordan Staal is expected to miss one to two months with a partially torn calf, Dave Hakstol is reportedly in talks regarding a coaching opportunity with Arizona State hockey, and much more from around the league. Later, Ken Boehlke of SinBin.vegas joins Jeff and Greg to discuss everything happening in Las Vegas. Ken breaks down the Golden Knights’ loss to Minnesota, what he’s seeing from the team early in the season, and the latest conversations surrounding attendance, season-ticket events, and the fan experience in Vegas.SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ 👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeff Marek is joined by New York Rangers beat reporter Vince Mercogliano of The Athletic and SNY to break down the season-ending injury to Igor Shesterkin and what it means for the Rangers moving forward. They discuss New York's options in goal, potential trade targets, whether the Rangers should be willing to sacrifice future assets to find a replacement, and how this year's team compares to last season. Plus, they examine the early-season performances of Pavel Dorofeyev and Gabe Perreault and what they've brought to the lineup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Utah Mammoth General Manager Bill Armstrong joins Jeff Marek on The Sheet to discuss one of the wildest NHL offseasons in recent memory and how the league's rapidly rising salary cap has changed the landscape for general managers. Armstrong shares his perspective on the explosion of player salaries, blockbuster trades, offer sheets, and massive contracts, along with the challenges of building a competitive roster in today's NHL. The conversation then shifts to the Utah Mammoth, as Armstrong reflects on the team's offseason moves, their encouraging start to the 2026-27 season, the development of their young core, expectations for the year ahead, and what could still be on the horizon as Utah looks to take the next step. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dennis King on his time with the Hurricanes, winning a Stanley Cup, the Oilers bringing in Hallander, DeBrincat being a potential target for Edmonton, and moreSHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ 👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of The Sheet with Jeff Marek, Jeff is joined by Sara Orlesky to break down the Winnipeg Jets’ hot start to the season without Connor Hellebuyck, the latest on the Hellebuyck trade situation, and what’s behind Winnipeg’s early success. They discuss the continued strong play of Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele, Mario Ferraro’s impact since joining the team, and how Stuart Skinner and Clay Stevenson have looked in net. Jeff then welcomes former NHL scout Dennis King, who worked with both the Edmonton Oilers and Carolina Hurricanes, to share his experience from around the league, his scouting perspective, the latest NHL storylines and much more.SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!!👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode of The Sheet with Jeff Marek and Greg Wyshynski, the guys break down all the latest news and storylines from around the NHL, including Gavin McKenna scoring his first NHL goal, Dylan Larkin making his season debut for the Detroit Red Wings and finding the back of the net, and all the fights and chaos from around the league. Jeff and Greg also discuss Brad Marchand getting injured in just his second game of the season, the Canadiens and Jets unveiling their Heritage Classic jerseys, the heated matchup between the Vegas Golden Knights and Seattle Kraken, the New York Rangers’ hot start, and plenty more from around the NHL. Then, NHL.com senior writer Dan Rosen joins the show to discuss the latest around the league, the Rangers and the hockey scene in New York, plus more of the biggest stories developing across the NHL.SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ 👍🏼Movember: https://movember.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeff Marek is joined by Max Bultman to break down the latest news surrounding the Detroit Red Wings, starting with Simon Edvinsson and reports that the unsigned restricted free agent would prefer a trade out of Detroit. They discuss how the relationship reached this point, why Edvinsson may be looking for a fresh start, what the Red Wings could be seeking in return, and which teams could emerge as potential landing spots. Max also dives into the ongoing Dylan Larkin situation after the Red Wings captain was booed during Detroit’s home opener, whether his future with the organization is becoming increasingly uncertain, the possibility of his trade list expanding, and what Detroit’s asking price could look like as the situation develops. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NHL agent Ian Pulver joins Jeff Marek to break down the new contract for his client Tristan Luneau and what went into getting the deal done with the Anaheim Ducks. Pulver discusses Luneau’s development and the type of player Anaheim believes he can become, why NHL teams are increasingly looking to lock up young talent early, and how the league’s evolving contract landscape is changing negotiations between players, agents and general managers. They also get into Anaheim’s unique offseason, including the impact of the Ducks’ offer-sheet situation and Pavel Mintyukov’s contract, before pulling back the curtain on the life of an NHL agent, the relationships behind negotiations and what it takes to represent players in today’s league. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeff Marek sits down with Adam Copeland for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of his return to the historic Maple Leaf Gardens, a building that played a major role in Copeland’s childhood and his love of both hockey and professional wrestling. Copeland reflects on checking off career bucket-list venues like Arena México, Wembley Stadium and now Maple Leaf Gardens, why certain buildings carry so much meaning, and how those memories continue to fuel him this deep into his career.The conversation also dives into the similarities between hockey and professional wrestling, including the famous Brad May–Chris Barch fight and whether a cooperative hockey fight could essentially be considered pro wrestling. Copeland explains how acting helped him understand the importance of facial expressions, camera awareness and creating memorable moments, why connecting emotionally with the audience matters more than championships or moves, and how his perspective has changed during the second act of his career. He also discusses what it means to connect with younger fans, learning to embrace real emotion in the ring, his upcoming match with Steve Maclin, and the wrestling matches he believes helped change the industry, including Hulk Hogan vs. André the Giant, Hogan vs. Ultimate Warrior and Hogan vs. The Rock. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeff Marek and Greg Wyshynski recap a wild opening two days around the NHL, breaking down the Pittsburgh Penguins’ dominant win over the Philadelphia Flyers and Nick Robertson’s two-goal performance, Kirill Marchenko’s first couple of games with the Toronto Maple Leafs following the blockbuster trade, and Gavin McKenna’s first taste of NHL regular-season action. Jeff and Greg also dive into Nathan MacKinnon losing his cool against the Los Angeles Kings, including his fight with Brandt Clarke and the helmet toss that followed, plus early impressions of the Colorado Avalanche and Vegas Golden Knights, what stood out from the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes in their first meeting of the season, and the latest surrounding Quinn Hughes and what could potentially come next. Then, the focus shifts to San Jose as the Sharks prepare to open their season against the Florida Panthers, with Macklin Celebrini set for his first regular-season game as captain. Drew Remenda joins the show to break down everything Sharks, including San Jose’s offseason, where the organization stands in its rebuild, what still needs to happen for the Sharks to become a legitimate contender, expectations for Celebrini entering his second NHL season, and much more.SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!! 👍🏼Coca Cola: https://www.coca-cola.com/ca/en/offerings/coca-cola/hockey 👍🏼Sports Interaction: https://www.sportsinteraction.com/thesheet 👍🏼Taco Time: https://tacotimecanada.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.