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Episode 20 – Let’s Get Analytical
January 21, 2019

On the latest episode of Sound of Hockey, NHLtoSeattle.com contributor Emily Jo joins to get “in the weeds” a bit in terms of hockey analytics, and also discusses the upcoming Seattle Hockey Analytics Conference, which will take place March 8th through 10th. With Emily Jo, the guys also have a good laugh about Air Force Coach Frank Serratore’s incredibly sarcastic rant about games ending in ties in his conference.

Once Emily Jo departs, John, Andy, and Darren revisit their discussions from last week about a potential Seattle goal song—something that received a lot of attention from Sound of Hockey’s listeners this past week—as well as Andy’s outlandish claim that Rick Nash was one of the best players ever to not win a Stanley Cup. 

Also in this episode, Darren breaks down the Nino Niederreiter for Victor Rask trade, and the guys chuckle over the images of the KHL All-Star Game and drool over the first-place New York Islanders. 

Plus, Weekly One-Timers, You Don’t See That Every Day, and much more! 

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