Marco D'Amico on Morning Cuppa Hockey talks about whether the Zach Werenski trade could look similar to the Quinn Hughes return, what would Toronto have to part with & they discuss what defines a "play driver" in the NHL.

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Season 3 of Morning Cuppa Hockey rolls on with Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen, and they're bringing in Montreal Canadiens insider Marco D'Amico to break down a wild few days in Habs land.

Brendan Gallagher's 14-year run in Montreal is officially over after his trade to the Vancouver Canucks, and Marco joins to unpack what the return really tells us about where things stand. From there the conversation shifts to Kent Hughes' ongoing hunt for a second-line centre, with names like Vincent Trocheck, Mason McTavish and a thinning trade market all in play just days before free agency opens. Marco also weighs in on the Jason Robertson chatter out of Dallas, the Samuel Montembeault situation, the Habs' size-focused draft haul headlined by Gleb Pugachyov, and where things stand in the Atlantic Division.

With free agency landing in 48 hours, this is the conversation Habs fans need before everything changes.

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Season 3, Episode 156 of Morning Cuppa Hockey is here as Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen break down the biggest stories from one of the wil…Season 3, Episode 156 of Morning Cuppa Hockey is here as Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen break down the biggest stories from one of the wildest draft weekends in recent memory.

The guys go solo today, and there is plenty to chew on. Jonny and Colby kick things off with the moment everyone is talking about — Justin Bieber taking the stage in Buffalo to announce Gavin McKenna as the first overall pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs, ten years after Auston Matthews was taken in that same building. They dig into what McKenna's arrival means for a Leafs franchise that appears to be building something real under John Chayka.

From there, the conversation shifts to the NHL's new decentralized draft format making its arena debut in Buffalo, and whether the chaos it produced on draft night — trades flying in from every direction — was a sign of things to come every June. The Rangers made their biggest splash in years, acquiring Pavel Dorofeyev from Vegas on a seven-year deal, while the Bruins gave up two first-rounders to land JJ Peterka after his one-year stint in Utah fell flat. The Blues went all-in on Mason McTavish, and now the question is whether any of these teams actually won the weekend.

Then the guys turn their attention to what could be the defining move of the entire offseason — Zach Werenski. The reigning Norris Trophy winner wants out of Columbus, controls his destination with a full no-movement clause, and reportedly Toronto is the only Canadian city on his list. With free agency days away, Jonny and Colby break down what a potential Werenski trade would cost and whether the Leafs are quietly becoming the most dangerous team heading into next season.

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