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Episode 42 – Post-Draft Delirium, Featuring USA NTDP coach John Wroblewski (and a cameo by Craig Button)
by Darren Brown
June 24, 2019
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by Darren Brown
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Episode 42 of Sound of Hockey is one of the biggest episodes yet. Recorded in Vancouver fresh off of the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, John, Andy, and Darren are pretty amped up after attending that great event. 

Featured in this episode is USA National Team Development Program head coach John Wroblewski, who the guys talked to just after a record EIGHT of his players had been drafted in the first round.

While talking to Wroblewski, Buffalo Sabres GM Jason Botterill comically interrupts, as does legendary TSN analyst Craig Button. You won’t want to miss this one. 

Also in this episode, Weekly One-Timers come a bit earlier than normal for the sake of chronology, but the guys make up for it with a robust breakdown of the Draft, the trades that occurred over the weekend, and LOTS more. 

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