Do you feel bad for Oshawa or are you in awe of London? Probably depends where you live, eh? But Farwell and Dan break down how the Knights did what they did -- again -- and analyze their chances in Rimouski. Plus, with the OHL season done for 19 teams, the guys have their eyes on a team from each conference that is likely to have an interesting off-season or season ahead. Meanwhile, the NCAA rule change continues to make waves (and those waves are getting bigger) and it might be the most shocking Performer of the Week this podcast has ever selected. Oh, and if you're a fan of blockbuster movies, there are some Easter Eggs in this episode for you.

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First of all, you read that right. We have a conversation with the guy who visited every OHL rink and decided to rank the hot dogs. This episode contains your definitive answer, while also providing some raw insight into the impact an OHL career has on a hockey family.

On a more serious note, maybe the emotional story you'll hear in this episode is something the OHL will want to lean into when it comes to recruiting and retaining talent because that's certainly not getting any easier. Farwell and Dan discuss the latest players who are taking the leap to the NCAA and what it means for OHL clubs. Plus, is there any end to the nightmare in Niagara? We know the way out, but the league needs the courage to show someone the door.

There's also a championship rematch underway and the OHL Podcast inbox is jam-packed with thoughts from you, which we'll address this week. Keep those emails coming to ohlpodcast@rogers.com and don't forget to buy a 50/50 ticket for cystic fibrosis!

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It sounds like the NCAA is getting serious about hockey programs, which means the battle to recruit and retain the best players has some increased competition. Still, Farwell and Dan think the CHL maintains a decided advantage -- for now. Complacency could change that in a hurry, though, and speaking of change, what are the chances the CHL model changes to one where players are being paid? The ice continues to shift beneath the skates of the game we love so dearly.

After going a perfect 2-for-2 in the Conference Finals, Farwell and Dan analyze the rematch for the J. Ross Robertson Trophy and try to answer the question on everyone's mind. Can anybody beat London? Plus, the Fronts collect some front office hardware and, for the second straight week, Farwell and Dan give a stick tap to the same Performer of the Week.

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