Kyle Bukauskas

For example, say it's

Top three overall.

Could they use that as leverage and create a bidding war between Boston and Philly to give up an asset to ensure the Leafs choose them?

I feel like they could squeeze a prospect, a second, a late first out of one of these teams, so in theory, they could trade the pick again.

Am I crazy?

And that story is not over yet.

No, it's not.

OK, Ben in New York City.

Hi, Kyle and Elliot.

Currently watching game one between the Sabres and Habs here in the States on TNT with Brendan Burke on the call.

I see Darren Pang is between the benches with Shane Knighty up top.

But isn't the game also broadcast in Canada?

How does the NHL decide which network or country gets to have an analyst in that tight space between the benches?

Is it based on which nation is the host city?

So in this case, in Buffalo, Panger would get the call.

But in Montreal, would Craig Simpson get that spot?

So in theory, yes.

Where the game is held, either in the United States, in Canada, first right of refusal goes to either the American national broadcaster or the Canadian one.

So in this case here in Buffalo, TNT, which was doing the game one on Wednesday night.

They had first priority to say, do we want to put a commentator between the benches?