Matt Marchese and Mike Futa open this week with thoughts following the Blue Jays' heartbreaking defeat in Game 7 of the World Series. The boys dive into the "Futa Five" with a look back on this weekend’s action. Liam McHugh (25:25), NHL on TNT host, chats about Jon Cooper's postgame wit, the excitement surrounding Matthew Schaefer and the Islanders, the sustainability of the Penguins' hot start, and the early-season stories that have caught his eye. Later, Mike Stothers (49:53), Penguins Assistant Coach, shares insight into the mentality of Pittsburgh’s coaching staff and Kyle Dubas' positive moves, before reflecting on what it means to be inducted into the Hershey Bears Hockey Club Hall of Fame.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa are joined by Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, to help sort through the emotions of the Blue Jays World Series loss. The boys shift focus back to hockey to discuss Chris Tanev's injury sustained on Saturday night, what's behind the Penguins' 8-3-2 start, and the impact of Pittsburgh's coaching staff. Friedge also weighs in on the path forward for Zayne Parekh in Calgary, the Jets' recipe for success, and the Kings' struggles at home.

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Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick off The FAN Hockey Show with ‘The Futa Five,’ highlighting the biggest storylines as the weekend approaches. Next, Jason Bukala (14:48) joins the discussion to cover Vancouver’s big win over the St. Louis Blues, the Jets' win over the Blackhawks despite several key players being absent, and the Ottawa Senators’ win over the Calgary Flames. They also delve into whether the Flames’ season is already in decline. Finally, the trio discusses potential additions for Team Canada in the 2026 Winter Olympics and evaluates which teams have made a more sustainable start to the season (49:10).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.