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Episode 18 – Oh No, Canada!
by Darren Brown
January 6, 2019
by Darren Brown

It’s Episode 18, which means we’re of legal age to… I guess… like… vote, and stuff. Get excited! 

In the latest edition of Sound of Hockey, the guys give some tough love to their neighbors to the north, but specifically to Canadians that don’t listen to the show (Canadians that listen to the show or are considering listening to the show are of course all wonderful, perfect humans). 

To kick off the episode, John has a quick and “riveting” NHL Seattle update. Then Andy rants about Elias Pettersson’s latest injury and the play that caused it, before Darren leads a pretty lengthy and poignant discussion on the World Junior Championship, which wrapped up over the weekend with Team USA taking silver. 

Plenty of general NHL talk regarding teams that are streaking right now, plus Weekly One-Timers, Goalie Gear Corner, Get Off My Lawn, and of course, Games On Our Radar.

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