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Are the Detroit Red Wings getting closer to trading Dylan Larkin? Boomer, Pinder and Rhett Warrener react to the latest report from NHL insider Darren Dreger suggesting that Larkin and his representatives at CAA believe potential trades involving teams on his 10-team list have come close to being finalized. According to Dreger, Larkin's camp is applying pressure, but the Red Wings aren't interested in a futures-driven return and want a legitimate NHL player or two coming back in any deal. That creates a pretty interesting situation for Detroit, which has to balance getting fair value for its captain with the possibility of moving one of its most important players. The boys discuss whether a Dylan Larkin trade could actually be getting closer, why Detroit might be hesitant to make a deal, which teams could realistically put together the right package and how much longer this situation can drag on. Could we be approaching one of the biggest trades of the NHL season, or is there still a major gap between what Larkin wants and what the Red Wings are willing to accept?

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The Edmonton Oilers just can't catch a break when it comes to goaltending. Brent Krahn joins Boomer, Pinder and Rhett Warrener to discuss the never-ending problems in Edmonton's crease as the Oilers find themselves dealing with another frustrating situation. Devon Levi had been playing some excellent hockey, putting together a 6-1-0 record before landing on injured reserve, while Frederik Andersen remains sidelined with a knee injury and no immediate return in sight. Now Edmonton is right back to relying on Tristan Jarry, and the questions surrounding the Oilers' goaltending situation are starting all over again. As a former NHL goaltender, Krahner offers his perspective on what Edmonton can realistically expect from Jarry, how difficult it is to navigate injuries in net and whether this team can find enough consistency to keep winning. With Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl leading a team that has Stanley Cup aspirations, how much longer can the Oilers afford to deal with uncertainty between the pipes? The boys break down the latest developments and ask the same question Edmonton fans have been asking for years: can the Oilers finally get their goaltending figured out?

Are the Calgary Flames getting ready to lock up Morgan Frost long-term? Boomer, Pinder and Rhett Warrener react to a new report from TSN's Pierre LeBrun revealing that Flames general manager Craig Conroy and Frost's agent Darren Ferris have begun preliminary contract extension discussions, with mutual interest in getting a deal done. The 27-year-old centre is entering the final season of his two-year, $8.75 million contract, which carries a $4.375 million annual cap hit, and is set to become an unrestricted free agent in the summer of 2027. Frost is coming off a career-high 22-goal season with 43 points in 82 games and has opened the 2026-27 campaign with three goals and seven points through 11 games. With the Calgary Flames suddenly riding a four-game winning streak and their younger players beginning to make an impact, the boys discuss where Frost fits into the organization's long-term plans, whether extending him makes more sense than exploring a trade and how much money Calgary should realistically be willing to commit. With centre depth still a major question for the Flames and NHL salaries continuing to rise, could Frost become an important piece of Calgary's future, or would a big extension be a mistake?

Brent Krahn joins Boomer, Pinder and Rhett Warrener on the Insider Hotline for another entertaining conversation about the Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers and everything happening around the NHL. With Devin Cooley playing some outstanding hockey and Dustin Wolf still a major part of Calgary's future, Krahner shares his perspective on the Flames' goaltending situation and what he's seeing from both netminders. The boys also get into Matvei Gridin's recent breakout and the excitement surrounding Calgary's young players before turning their attention to the Edmonton Oilers and their ongoing questions in net, including Frederik Andersen. As always, Krahn has plenty of stories from his playing days, including memories of players who drove him crazy and some hilarious experiences from around the game. They also discuss coaching minor hockey and how things have changed since Krahner was playing. Plenty of hockey talk, old stories and laughs with one of the show's favourite guests!