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Episode Rod Langway (329): Rutherford Resigns - What's Behind it? McDavid and Draisaitl Pull Away in Points Race.

Episode Rod Langway (329): Rutherford Resigns - What's Behind it? McDavid and Draisaitl Pull Away in Points Race.

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In a move that caught everyone by surprise last week, Jim Rutherford resigned as GM of the Pittsburgh Penguins. What's behind it? We have theories. After splitting with the Leafs and a high scoring affair with the Senators, Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl have pulled away from the pack in the scoring race. 

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  • Banter: It is cold.
  • Title Player Rod Langway
  • Feedback and Stickers 
  • NEWS:
  • NWHL Update - Riveters sent out of bubble, but Toronto Six doing well going into Semi Finals
  • Jim Rutherford resigns - Did ownership veto his moves? Is something else going on? 
  • Oilers vs Leafs - split. Saturday game was a fun contest, with another incredible McDavid goal. 
  • McDavid has 5 points / Draisaitl 6 points in defeat of Senators
  • Matthews on pace for 35 - will he get to 40?
  • Guess the 5th
  • Around the League - discussion of division leaders and surprises. Also some analytics discussion of who might be better than they are showing
  • Point leaders
  • DOPeS - Why does they hate the Canadiens? Another dirty hit on a Hab goes unpunished.
  • Kevin Fiala gets 3 games for cross check. 
  • Hall of Fame - Colorado Avalanche
  • Rathole

Intro/Outro Music Artist: EMF Song: Unbelievable

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