The guys are in a jovial mood on this week’s Sound Of Hockey Podcast, and the laughs are plentiful as a result.
This episode starts with a very literal Get Off My Lawn from Darren, who explains some of the new lawn- and pepper-related challenges he’s experiencing in his home.
Next, the guys discuss the lawsuit that the Seattle Kraken are facing and what it means for the team. They also discuss this week’s news that TNT will be getting the remaining portion of the NHL’s TV deal and the second cancellation of the Women’s World Championships.
It’s yet another fun episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast. This one focuses on the NHL Trade Deadline and everything that surrounded that big moment in the NHL season and also features Mick McHugh, legendary Seattle restaurateur who will operate the new Kraken Bar & Grill.
To cover every trade of the last week (or at least mention each one), John, Andy, and Darren play a massive game of Interesting or Carry On. Top-notch analysis in this bit.
Other bits this week include HYPEotheticals and Three Stars.
Then, Andy and Darren welcome Mick McHugh, who was recently hired by the Seattle Kraken to operate their new bar and grill, onto the show for a brief-but-fun interview. This chat will get you excited about the idea of having a college soda at the Kraken Training Center, whilst watching an event on TV or even a live Kraken practice.
Segments are light this week, with just a couple of Weekly One-Timers and Tweets of the Week.
The Sound Of Hockey Podcast has a NEW BIT this week! We repeat, the Sound Of Hockey Podcast has a new bit. This is not a drill.
Yes, folks, HYPEotheticals will both get your mind in a pretzel and simultaneously get you hyped.
On this week’s episode, Andy gives a WHL update, Darren gives a NCAA Frozen Four preview, and John leads a raucous game of Buy, Sell, or Hold.
The guys also discuss what’s happening with the Vancouver Canucks before diving into segments, which this week include Bad Boys, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week.
After a different type of show for Episode 130, the Sound Of Hockey Podcast is back to its regular format, with bits, segments, and plenty of good times along the way.
On this week’s episode, Re: Torts makes a triumphant return to open the proceedings. Then, the guys discuss some of the content that has been on SoundOfHockey.com lately, before diving into Peelgate and all that goes along with the controversial firing of NHL referee Tim Peel.
Next, John, Andy, and Darren give a full rundown of the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Hockey Tournaments, including the five-overtime marathon game between UMD and North Dakota that captivated the hockey world, as well as the NWHL’s Isobel Cup.
Bits include Sound Of Hockey’s Three Stars. Segments include You Don’t See That Every Day, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week.
It’s a unique episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast this week, as a personal matter for one the hosts makes recording a full episode impossible. As an alternative, the guys chat – for a whopping fourth time – with best friend of the pod, Chris Peters.
Chris never disappoints. He brings the heat as always, diving deep into the NCAA Hockey Tournament and what to anticipate from that. He also takes a look at the NHL Draft and which prospects will be in range for the Seattle Kraken to select. He even dishes on who from the college or junior ranks could make a good coach for the Kraken.
Thanks for bearing with the guys on an altered format this week, but they hope you enjoy this great conversation with Chris. The Sound Of Hockey Podcast will be back with its regularly scheduled programming next week.
On this week’s Sound Of Hockey Podcast, the guys break down your latest Seattle Kraken news, focusing on the final payment update and the team’s beer deal (about which Darren is not thrilled).
The guys also discuss WHL and college hockey before diving into the huge news of last week, which was ESPN’s seven-year agreement with the NHL. There’s plenty of commentary on what that means for the league and its fans in this show.
John, Andy, and Darren give their expectations for the upcoming trade deadline before moving onto their bit, Sound Of Hockey’s Three Stars.
Segments this week include Goalie Gear Corner, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week.
