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Episode 50 – RFA’s and CBA’s and AGM’s – Featuring Dylan Gambrell (from Bonney Lake, Washington)
by Darren Brown
September 4, 2019
by Darren Brown

After bringing up his hockey career MANY TIMES on past episodes, Sound of Hockey finally gets a chance to speak with the pride of Bonney Lake, Washington, Dylan Gambrell on Episode 50!  

It’s a fun chat with Gambrell that examines his journey from the hockey hotbed that is the Pacific Northwest, to his experiences playing college hockey at Denver University, to his debut in the NHL with the San Jose Sharks. 

Also in this episode, John, Andy, and Darren chat about the late breaking news that NHL Seattle has hired Ricky Olczyk as its first Assistant GM. Additionally, plenty of discussion on the NHL owners opting not to re-negotiate the CBA and what this means, as well as a discourse about the many still unsigned RFA’s. 

Segments this week include You Don’t See That Every Day, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week (which John apparently hates). 

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