For this season's last episode David is joined by Tom of In Lou We Trust, Jared from Hockeys Future and special guest Mike Morreale from NHL.com.  David discusses the prospects in the system with Tom and Jared including Mattias Tedenby, Jacob Josefsen and Adam Henrique as well as some guys who are new to the system like Keith Kinkaid and Joe Sova.  Finally they talk to Mike about the number 4 pick in the draft and all of the different choices that face the Devils.  Will a guy like Adam Larsson fall to the Devils? Should the Devils trade down in the draft?  Answers to these questions and more are on this weeks episode!

Special thanks to Mike for taking time to talk with us.  You can check out his other work here.

**Also note that this episode is pretty long.  We attached the full 45 minute interview with Mike at the end of the episode where he talks about wider draft issues such as who the Devils might want to look for in the later rounds of the draft, who is this years Jeff Skinner and what exactly constitutes a deep draft.

Talking Red is back for another episode.  On this weeks episode David is joined by John and Tom from In Lou We Trust and Tony of Down Goes Avery.  They reflect on a season that wasn't what they had hoped for.  After a great 6 minutes the season floundered and the panel points out the poor coaching, cap problems and special teams as big culprints here.  They also talk about the turn around, what caused it and point out the play of a couple of particular players who stood out throughout the season.  The group also begins to look ahead as they talk about what they want the Devils to look for in another new coach and why Zach Parise is so important to bring back.

On this weeks episode, David is back and joined by Ryan and Tom of In Lou We Trust.  They discuss the mathematical elimination of the Devils from the playoffs and vent their frustration on the process.  It's been 15 years and for David and Ryan, the first experiance of a non-Devil playoff spring as adults, it's a weird feeling to say the least.  There is some excitement though with the return of Zach Parise and the depth at top 9 forwards for next year.