14: Kevin Cheveldayoff on the Jets' Success and Trade Deadline Strategy
John and Daren sit down with Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff to discuss the team's impressive season, currently leading the Central Division with a 37-14 record. They delve into his approach to the upcoming trade deadline, his philosophy on rental players, and insights into potential deals, including plans for a specific player. A must-listen for Jets fans and hockey enthusiasts!
3 Helmi 59min
13: Balancing Hockey’s Future and Its History with John Buccigross.
John and Daren sit down for a deep dive into the game with a broadcaster who’s seen it all. From calling games for ESPN to the evolution of both his career and the sport itself, they explore how hockey’s history can be shared in a compelling way while still pushing the game forward. Plus, thoughts on the current NHL season, surprises so far, and what’s making headlines around the league. A must-listen for hockey fans!
31 Tammi 1h 1min
12: GM School with Doug Armstrong: Navigating an NHL Season & Building Team Canada
Doug Armstrong takes John and Daren to GM school, breaking down his NHL team’s recent ups and downs, their struggles at home, and what needs to change. Then, the focus shifts to international hockey as Doug prepares for the Four Nations Cup, sharing insights into team selection and how it will shape Canada’s roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. A must-listen for hockey fans who love the behind-the-scenes of roster building!
29 Tammi 55min
11: Travis Green on Turning Things Around, the Battle of Ontario, and His First Season COaching The Ottawa Senators.
John and Daren catch up with Travis Green to discuss his new team and their progress this season. From the Battle of Ontario and beating the Leafs to navigating a tough schedule, Green shares his thoughts on how the team is adjusting to a new philosophy and his coaching style. Plus, a look at Brady Tkachuk’s impact and leadership. Don’t miss this insightful chat!
27 Tammi 49min
10: NHL Roundtable w/ Harrington & Zeisberger: Dissecting the League’s Most Dysfunctional Teams
John and Daren are joined by Mike Zeisberger and Mike Harrington for a wide-ranging conversation that naturally gravitates toward two of the league’s most dysfunctional teams: the Canucks and Sabres. Harrington shares his perspective from years of covering Buffalo, while the group also dives into the Leafs’ current state and Alex Ovechkin’s pursuit of NHL history. A mix of analysis, storytelling, and big-picture hockey talk!
24 Tammi 55min
9: Darren Pang on Bedard, the Blackhawks, and NHL Storylines
Darren Pang joins John and Daren for a lively conversation about Connor Bedard’s development, the state of the Blackhawks, and the biggest storylines buzzing around the NHL. As always, Pang brings his signature energy and dives into whatever else is on his mind. You won’t want to miss this entertaining and insightful episode!
22 Tammi 55min
8: Jim Nill on the Stars’ Season and Hockey’s Untold Stories.
This week kicks off with Jim Nill joining Daren and John for an insightful conversation. While they dive into the Dallas Stars' season—covering injuries, Joe Pavelski’s absence, Jake Oettinger’s impact, and the emergence of Wyatt Johnston and Jason Robertson—the real treat is hearing Jim’s incredible stories from his decades in hockey. Once the conversation starts, the hockey history floodgates open. Don’t miss this mix of current insights and unforgettable memories!
20 Tammi 55min
7: Like Father Like Son: Eddie & Nick Olczyk On Their Journeys To The Broadcast Booth.
Today’s episode features the always-entertaining Eddie and Nick Olczyk, sharing stories about their unique journeys in NHL broadcasting. From how Eddie’s career influenced Nick to the similarities (and differences!) in their styles, this father-son chat is packed with insight and laughs. John and Daren barely had to ask questions—the Olczyks took it from there. We wrap things up with their thoughts on the biggest story in hockey right now. It’s a fun, family-filled episode you won’t want to miss!
17 Tammi 1h
