Los Angeles Kings forward Jarret Stoll joined NHL Live to discuss the upcoming 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series and his experience playing in the Heritage Classic, a game where temperatures dipped to minus-25 Celsius.

When the Kings play the Anaheim Ducks at Dodger Stadium, it will obviously be different.

"We'll be a little bit warmer," Stoll said. "Palm trees and sand all over the place. It will be a fun experience to be a part of. We have a great rivalry [with the Ducks]. We feel we're both good teams -- we're winning. They're having a great season. It's going to be fun, very interesting. Having it at Dodger Stadium too is pretty interesting and cool and historic in its own right."

Former Anaheim Ducks goaltender Guy Hebert joined NHL Live to discuss the upcoming 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series at Dodger Stadium. Hebert never thought that hockey would ever be played on a stage as big as Dodger Stadium.

"I'm not going to be able to play in it, but I'm certainly going to be in the stands watching it," Hebert said. "It's really been the talk of the town. It does get actually get a little big cold on here; I think my blood has thinned a little bit. Honestly, it's going to be a great atmosphere. It's at historic Dodger Stadium with a lot of its history and tradition. We think it's going to be one in a million. Who would have thought this could be a reality? The best part of it is it's not going to be a roller hockey game."

It's Monday and NHL Live, at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network will fill you in on what to watch for "This Week in the NHL," including the Wednesday Night Rivalry matchup between Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin. Three-time Stanley Cup Champion Ken Daneyko is filling in for EJ Hradek for the next two days and will give us his Hart Trophy candidates as we've already reached the quarter mark of the NHL season. We'll also get you ready for the three games on Monday's schedule, along with a live report from our PIttsburgh arena cam.

We've got three games on the schedule, and Monday marks the return of Carolina Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward as they host the Boston Bruins in Raleigh. Ward has missed the past 10 games with a lower-body injury, but his team looks to build on its 4-1-1 run in the last six. They've also won five or their last seven matchups against the Bruins. Plus, Hurricanes center Jordan Staal will play in his 500th NHL game. We'll fire up the NHL Arena Cam with a look at warmups and a preview of the game at PNC Arena, where Carolina is 4-0-1 in its past five.

The NHL announced Monday a seven-part series, "NHL Revealed: A Season Like No Other" that will begin in mid-January on NBCSN and CBC. We'll be joined in studio by executive producer Ross Greenburg (former HBO Sports president) to learn more about the all-access series.

Remember to submit your #AskDano questions through Twitter via @NHLNetwork, and join the conversation on Twitter as we ask you to pick the game of the night.

NHL Live is joined by Union College Dutchmen defensemen Shayne Gostisbehere.

Florida Panthers General Manager Dale Tallon discusses the decision to trade Kris Versteeg to the Chicago Blackhawks.

NHL Live speaks with Buffalo News writer Mike Harrington live from the First Niagara Center.

E.J. Hradek Game Picks Friday November 15th:

Toronto Maple Leafs vs Buffalo Sabres - Sabres

Los Angeles Kings vs New Jersey Devils - Devils

Nashville Predators vs Pittsburgh Penguins - Penguins

Anaheim Ducks vs Carolina Hurricanes - Hurricanes

Montreal Canadiens vs Columbus Blue Jackets - Blue Jackets

Boston Bruins vs Ottawa Senators - Bruins

Washington Capitals vs Detroit Red Wings - Red Wings

Florida Panthers vs Minnesota Wild - Wild

Philadelphia Flyers vs Winnipeg Jets - Flyers

San Jose Sharks vs Edmonton Oilers - Sharks

E.J.'s Season Record: 104-60-18

The weekend is upon us but before that NHL Live, at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network, will get you ready for your hockey Friday. The red-hot Washington Capitals face the Detroit Red Wings, at 7 p.m. on NHL Network, and we'll get a live report on our NHL Arena Cam from Capitals radio voice John Walton.

Ted Nolan will coach his first game as the Buffalo Sabres interim coach against the division rival Toronto Maple Leafs. We'll go out to Buffalo on our Arena Cam and talk to Buffalo News reporter Mike Harrington to preview this matchup.

Also, we'll have another edition of the Faceoff Presented by Tirerack where EJ and Jamal Mayers go head-to-head and debate three current topics in the NHL. The Buffalo Sabres' recent house-cleaning will surely be discussed in addition to other hot-button issues. We'll also have plenty of game previews on this busy Friday night including a look at the Minnesota Wild in search of a ninth win in their last 11 games, as they take on the Florida Panthers.

Remember to submit your #AskEJ questions through Twitter via @NHLNetwork or @EJHradek_NHL, and join the conversation on Twitter as we ask you to pick the game of the night.

New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur was a guest on NHL Live on Thursday. Brodeur discussed his recent comments that he'd be open to a trade later in the season if it would help the Devils down the road.

Buffalo Sabres interim coach Ted Nolan joined NHL Live on Thursday to share a story about how he learned he was headed back to the place he began his coaching career in the League.

Nolan had a trip planned to New York this week to watch his son, Los Angeles Kings forward Jordan Nolan, compete against the New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers. He placed a call to his friend Pat LaFontaine to inquire if he had any connections for tickets to a Broadway show.