The AHL's outgoing President forms a new committee to "Return to Play." Also, the Sabres make a plethora of firings including their entire coaching staff in Rochester. Finally, the San Diego Gulls win a league-wide award for the best promotion in the league.

The National Hockey League wants to play hockey in Canada. Which city should they choose? Also, Gary Bettman makes a brief statement about how the league will deal with positive COVID-19 cases.

In this short episode, JD lists off some of the moments (or players) that made them hockey fans or when they became Ducks fans. Also, late night reports surfaced that Las Vegas will be one of the hub cities.

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Saints), Aaron Freeman (Falcons), Tony Wiggins (Jaguars), John Hickman (Texans), Chris Carter (Steelers), Keith Pompey (76ers), Coty Davis (Texans), and Your Boy Q (Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These eight Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of Geroge Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice, and will these experiences change the next generation?

In this super-packed episode, JD goes over some of the nominees for the NHL's Masterton Trophy. Also, Bob Murray takes a step back and clarifies some of the comments he made last week. Then, Erik Gudbranson pens a poignant letter to Sportsnet, and more on the recent new hiring in Arizona and whether they should build a new arena east of Phoenix.

Several iconic Ducks moments took place this time over a decade ago. Also, the Coyotes make hockey history by announcing the first Latino team president in NHL history.

We're breaking out of the serious talk and having some fun playing "Locked On Hockey Jeopardy" with Sean Woodley (Raptors, NBA), Sarah Avampato (Kings... not the NBA), and Hunter Hodies (Penguins... definitely not the NBA). Jason Hernandez challenges their hockey knowledge to help raise money for a very worthy cause.

The Ducks make a signing, Bob Murray has some words about the previous season, and more players react to the civil unrest stemming from the murder of George Floyd.

Amid the growing racial tensions in the US, JD goes one-on-one with Nick Hamilton (AM 570, Nitefall Media) to discuss it head on. What can be done to quell racism in hockey? What about in our country? What needs to be done?

JD talks about the horrific riots happening in Minneapolis, how it impacts hockey, and how riots affected sports in the past. Also, the Henderson Silver Knights are born, and Sarah Avampato (Locked on NHL) tries to make sense of this year's modified NHL Draft.

Sarah Avampato (Locked On NHL) returns to talk with JD about their choices for who should be the two "hub cities." They also go over the NHL's playoff format for the 24 teams still playing... that do not include any California teams. Cue the sad trombone...

The NHL officially puts out a multi-layered proposal to resume play. Sarah Avampato (Locked on NHL) joins to give their opinion on hockey returning, and JD goes over some of the points about player safety. Is this testing adequate?

JD explores what would have happened if the NHL lockout of 2004 never happened. Would there still be a hockey team in Anaheim?

The NHL is thinking about a 24-team playoff... which doesn't include California at all. Plus, JD looks at today's "What If" scenario with the 2015 Western Conference Finals... what if Sami Vatanen doesn't hit the post in game 2 and wins it?

JD kicks off this week of "What If" scenarios about the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. What if the Mighty Ducks won Game 7 of the 2003 Stanley Cup Final over the Devils? Would that have changed their future? What if Paul Kariya would have stuck around with Anaheim?

JD goes over all the recent signings by the Ducks, how that affects the team the next season... and the season after that! Who is expected to leave for greener pastures for the 2020-21 season?

JD starts this melancholy podcast by discussing the two latest signing extensions of Brendan Guhle and Sam Carrick. However, the big news of the week is that the AHL season and Calder Cup Playoffs have officially been canceled for 2020.

JD talks about the 1997 Mighty Ducks' playoff series win over the Phoenix Coyotes, and then how they hung tough with the eventual Cup champion, Detroit Red Wings. Also, we hear from Kyle Palmieri as he looks back fondly on his Anaheim days.

The Anaheim Ducks made a couple moves by re-signing Jani Hakanpaa and Christian Djoos to one-year extensions. JD breaks down those re-signings as well as talking about the comments made by Brendan Leipsic and others.

On this Cinco de Mayo, JD mulls over the memo sent out to all NHL teams regarding this year's NHL virtual draft and how it affects the Ducks. Plus, a look back at the 1997 Mighty Ducks in their first-ever playoff appearance.

It's Ladies' Night for "Hockey Jeopardy!" JD tries to keep his composure with Laura Saba (Canadiens), Sarah Avampato (Kings, NHL), and Rachel Donner (Flyers) playing for charity on this MAY DAY episode.

JD looks back at games 3-5 of the 2007 Cup Final, and the coronation of the first Stanley Cup champion in the state of California.

Ryan Miller did an NBC-SN interview from home, and indicated he wouldn't rule out one more year. Plus, we look back at the 2007 Stanley Cup Final.

JD looks back at some hilarious and sing-songy moments from this very podcast! The bleeps are taken out, the audio is raw. Oh boy.

JD looks back at some great moments from the minors including those awesome 80s jerseys, All-Star Weekend in Ontario, and Kiefer's weird hat trick.