The NHL season is officially underway, and there’s already plenty to talk about.

The boys break down the biggest stories from the season openers, including Carolina’s early Stanley Cup hangover, Washington looking dangerous with its new additions, Matthew Knies shining for Columbus, St. Louis shutting out Dallas, and Igor Shesterkin scoring a goalie goal. They also discuss Aleksander Barkov landing on LTIR and new captaincies for David Pastrnak in Boston and Thomas Chabot in Ottawa.

Then it’s time to talk Oilers, and things are already falling apart. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Zach Hyman are dealing with injuries, Edmonton is in shambles, and Ilyas is ready to make the boldest prediction of the season: Podkolzin is scoring 50.

Draft Class Rewind returns with the 2006 class as the boys rank Jonathan Toews, Jordan Staal, Brad Marchand, Claude Giroux, Phil Kessel and more.

Finally, Evan Bouchard takes Player of the Week after putting up 4 goals and 4 assists with a +5 rating, while Connor McDavid earns the honourable mention with 7 points of his own.

The boys are back with the latest news from around the hockey world, starting with a new wave of contracts. They break down Adam Fantilli’s massive six-year deal, along with new contracts for Sam Steel and Oliver Moore.

There are also new leaders around the league, with Mikael Granlund taking over as captain in Anaheim and Macklin Celebrini getting the C in San Jose. The boys also dive into the latest Kirill Marchenko rumors, with Boston, Edmonton, Toronto, and Montreal all in the conversation.

Then it’s an Oilers update as Jason Dickinson is expected to miss the start of the season and Edmonton is linked to Kirby Dach. They also discuss the PWHL expanding its presence on Hockey Night in Canada.

Finally, Draft Class Rewind is back. The boys revisit the legendary 2005 NHL Draft and re-rank a class featuring Sidney Crosby, Carey Price, Anze Kopitar, Kris Letang, Jonathan Quick, Tuukka Rask, and more.

Twenty years later, who really should have gone where?

The NHL season is almost here, which means it’s time to put our predictions on the record.

The boys start with the latest news around the league, including new captaincies for Connor Bedard and Drew Doughty, Ryan Reaves announcing his retirement, and another huge wave of contracts featuring Ryan Leonard, Drake Batherson, Cutter Gauthier, Jordan Staal, and more. They also break down the Oilers’ leadership group, with Connor McDavid wearing the C alongside Leon Draisaitl, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Evan Bouchard, and Zach Hyman.

Then it’s prediction time. Ilyas and Eshan make their picks for the Hart, Art Ross, Rocket Richard, Ted Lindsay, Conn Smythe, Vezina, Norris, Selke, Calder, Jack Adams, and Presidents’ Trophy.

Finally, they predict all four NHL divisions from top to bottom. From Edmonton and Florida at the top to some bold predictions for San Jose, Montreal, Minnesota, and more, the takes are officially locked in.

Plus, an update on the Kawhi Leonard trade

The receipts start now on Brothers in the Box.

The boys are joined by Dylan Hewlett for a special interview before breaking down another busy week across the sports world.

In the NHL, Dylan Larkin reports to Red Wings training camp without the captaincy, while Connor Ingram and John Klingberg announce their retirements. The boys discuss Ingram’s decision to step away from hockey and study psychology before reacting to the latest signings, including Chris Kreider, Zachary Bolduc, Alex Formenton, Brayden Bowman, and Mark Stone.

Then it’s over to the NFL, where the Lions barely escape against the Saints, the Rams fall in Australia, and Myles Garrett is expected to miss time following knee surgery.

They also check in on the US Open before sitting down with Dylan Hewlett to talk sports, his journey, and plenty more on another episode of Brothers in the Box.

The boys break down major news surrounding the Los Angeles Clippers, including a reported $3 million fine, the loss of five first-round picks, Steve Ballmer’s suspension, and additional penalties involving Kawhi Leonard and members of the organization.

Then it’s over to the NHL with Eeli Tolvanen joining the Rangers, the Robert Thomas captaincy discussion, and Zeev Buium’s massive eight-year extension.

The episode also covers the difficult situation involving Matthew Mayich, including his reported condition, allegations surrounding the workout at Arizona State, and questions raised by his family’s lawyer about how the situation was handled.

The boys are back with another packed episode, starting with some massive NHL storylines. They react to Cale Makar’s reported 8-year, $20.4 million deal and dive into Connor Hellebuyck publicly requesting a trade. Where could Hellebuyck end up, what would a deal cost, and does he actually get moved?

They also discuss potential changes to the NHL broadcast world, with Kevin Bieksa and Elliotte Friedman potentially heading to Amazon and Kelly Hrudey reportedly not returning.

Outside of hockey, the boys check in on Week 0 of college football, talk Tour Championship golf, and then finish things off with 20 Questions.

The boys are putting their predictions to the test with a full What’s More Likely? episode.

From McDavid chasing 140 points and Matthews pushing for 70 goals to Bedard vs. Celebrini, Makar vs. Hughes, playoff droughts, Stanley Cup contenders, fantasy hockey, and potential blockbuster trades, Ilyas and Eshan have to pick which outcome they think has the better chance of happening.

Some choices are easy. Others might expose some seriously questionable hockey takes.

The boys are back to break down another week of headlines from around the sports world, starting with the latest Zach Werenski trade rumors, as reports suggest a deal with the Dallas Stars is still on the table. They discuss what a blockbuster trade could look like and whether Columbus should finally pull the trigger.

They also celebrate Canada's dominant 8-1 victory at the Gretzky Hlinka Cup, react to the Kings announcing they'll retire Anže Kopitar's number and unveil a bronze statue, and dive into the latest off-ice stories, including Jack Hughes and Tate McRae and the controversy surrounding Kawhi Leonard's reported $100 million Daktronics sponsorship.

To wrap things up, the boys break down the Blue Jays' deadline shakeup, discussing the departures of Kevin Gausman, Daulton Varsho, Jeff Hoffman, and top prospect Arjun Nimmala, while evaluating the return package led by José Soriano, Spencer Arrighetti, and Josh Smith. Did Toronto make the right move, or are they setting themselves back?