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Ep. 383 – NHL Playoffs, Silvertips win WHL, Nap Science
May 20, 2026

Despite very minimal Kraken news over the past few weeks, the guys still put together a fun episode this week.

The Everett Silvertips won the WHL, and John is considering what is considered a “nap” and what is just sleeping.

Plus, NHL playoff talk, Down on the Farm, Let’s Get Quizzical, Bad Boys, and Weekly One-Timers.

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  1. josh adair

    It’s crazy how much data and analytics have taken over the game recently, especially when looking at recovery and performance during deep playoff runs. Understanding that side of the game actually completely changed how I look at match matchups and predictions. I’ve been using footballtipshub.com for a while now to check out detailed breakdowns and stats before making any calls, and seeing those analytical patterns applied in real time makes watching the games way more engaging. Really interesting episode—always love when the podcast dives into the behind-the-scenes science of hockey!

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