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Episode 85 – Seattle Murder Hornets? Featuring Steve Konowalchuk
by Darren Brown
May 4, 2020
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by Darren Brown
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On this week’s Sound of Hockey, John, Andy, and Darren welcome 14-year NHL veteran and former coach of the Seattle Thunderbirds, Steve Konowalchuk. Steve has some fantastic stories to share, from prank wars to developing elite players, and he manages to battle off wild birds and geckos while recording the interview. This is a fun one that you definitely won’t want to miss.

Also on this episode, Darren’s brother – a frequent listener of the show – makes a brief surprise cameo to be wished a Happy 40th Birthday, John gives a quick NHL Seattle update, and Andy shares the latest on what the NHL brass is considering for returning to play. 

Segments this week include Let’s Get Quizzical, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week.

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