☕ Enjoying the show? Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesportsThe New York Islanders (1-1-0) face the New York Rangers (3-1) in a crucial Metropolitan Division matchup on October 6, 2026. After Ilya Sorokin's 30th career shutout against the Devils, the Islanders must navigate a severe injury list including Mathew Barzal and Connor Brown. Key players discussed include Ilya Sorokin, Brayden Schenn, Bo Horvat, and Logan Stanley. The episode analyzes the impact of five players

Julie and Cat are joined by Rick Celebrini to talk about Macklin being named Captain of the San Jose Sharks, raising a family of athletes,  Draymond Green's hockey fandom and the connection between Will Smith and Macklin. He talks about his career in sports medicine, why he'd love to see Steph Curry on skates and shares a few childhood stories of Macklin.... and what led to him coining the phrase "Mack'isms". They are also joined by Nicole Fell of the Hollywood Reporter who talks about the feature

Send us Fan Mail Kris Baker and The Athletic's Matthew Fairburn discuss everything Buffalo Sabres. Follow the show and be sure to read Matthew's latest at The Athletic: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7663899/2026/10/06/buffalo-sabres-colten-ellis-crosby-mackinnon/ WHEN THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS, EXPECT RICHMOND VONA. Top-Rated Buffalo Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Communities Throughout New York: https://www.richmondvona.com/

Welcome to Episode 90 of the Dialed and Driven Mentality Podcast: Want More Playing Time? Become More Coachable. Talent matters. But if you want more trust, more responsibility, and more opportunities, you also have to be coachable. In this episode, Jeff Lerg, Chris Palmer, and Natalie Ferenc break down what being coachable really looks like—and why simply hearing feedback isn’t enough. You have to: Retain itExecute itDo it consistentlyThey also discuss how ego can get in the way of growth, w...

Mike greets us again from New York City ahead of tonight's game with the New Jersey Devils from Newark as we begin to preview the contest, while looking back at some new items from Utah's 2-1 start. Our Tuesday Mailbag tackles questions on: jersey tuck-ins, players and lines, Lee and Trocheck getting settled and do the Mammoth resemble the Florida Panthers? Hockey Night In Utah's Sarah Merrifield joins for our Third Period for her new weekly appearance and gives us some insight on Sebastian

Los Angeles Kings show improvement but remain winless after a 5-4 overtime loss to the San Jose Sharks. Can Peter Laviolette’s new system deliver results before early-season struggles become a concern? Quinton Byfield, Artemi Panarin, and Adrian Kempe headline the Kings’ top line with multi-point nights, sparking renewed optimism, but goaltending woes from Anton Forsberg raise questions about the team’s ability to close out tight games. Eddie Garcia breaks down the Kings’ special teams turnaround,

Sara, Shayna and Alison are here with a lot of Bits O’ News: injuries, holdouts, boo’s, and retirements galore. And with NHL hockey back, there’s always a new entry on the Sh*t List too. We’re excited about PWHL schedules getting released and we discuss how dire it may or may not be after woeful starts for the Flyers, Blackhawks, and Flames. Oh and hey, FMK is also so back!Follow us on Twitter, BlueSky, Instagram, and YouTube Find our Merch HERE!

The Carolina Hurricanes take on the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night in Quebec. It's the first time these two teams will meet since the 2026 Eastern Conference Final. What should fans keep a watch of in the game? Also, Juuso Valimaki was recllaed on Monday from the Chicago Wolves. What does it mean for the Hurricanes and Valimaki? On the Tuesday Edition of Locked On Hurricanes, Zach begins the show by sharing his thoughts on the keys to the Hurricanes winning on Tuesday against the Canadiens

Utah Mammoth fans watch as Logan Cooley’s $10 million contract comes under the microscope—should his slow start worry the team? Tom Callahan breaks down Cooley's puzzling stats: just one shot in three games, zero penalties drawn, but an eye-opening seven hits as he potentially evolves his physical presence. Is Cooley focusing too much on playmaking for Dylan Guenther and Anders Lee, or is he adding new layers to his game at the expense of offensive output?Faceoff dominance, a red-hot power play, and

Ovi is officially on his farewell tour and now the Caps have to win the cup. Barkov hurt his other knee and we don’t know how bad it is but we do know this sucks. Shesty scored a goal! The Red Wings are in total ruin. And the guys over react to two game starts. This beer league hotline could get someone punched.Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:52 - Ovi Set to Retire 17:58 - Barkov Injured Again 28:14 - Players Are Still On Teams They Want Traded From 42:03 - Tuesday Morning Overreactions 58:31 -

The guys discuss the first 4 NYR games of the season, how things have been better than expected, Igor scored a goal and got an assist and some waivers happenedThen Emily Kaplan of ESPN joins the Breakaway to discuss rumors around the league on Larklin, Helle and more as well as which teams have been surprising to start the season. Finally the guys return and answer some 5 star questions from Patreon members. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, we discuss the start of the Sabres' season, their win over Chicago after losing to Columbus on opening night, Quinn's strong start, Kulich's big moment, the debuts from Zellweger and Crevier, UPL's early struggles, some observations about the arena from the home opener, and more! Show: Straight Up Sabres (Twitter: @straightsabres | Facebook & Instagram: @straightupsabres) Intro/outro song: Balancing Act by Canetis This show is sponsored by Mr. Goodbar. Head to Mr. Good...

Sporting Tribune Ducks reporter Zach Cavanagh discusses the opening weekend of Ducks hockey, including wins over Vegas and Florida and answers YOUR questions in chat.0:00 Intro 3:33 Opening Weekend Reaction 10:05 Power Play + Line Discussion 24:00 Where is Nikita Klepov? 28:30 Defensive Outlook + Tristan Luneau + Noah Warren 38:40 Chat Questions 54:42 Road Trip Details + Patreon Call Out 1:00:50 Outro Support Zach Cavanagh on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ZachCavanagh Contribute to Travel Fund -

The Edmonton Oilers are three games into the season, and host Nick Zararis dives deep into the underlying advanced analytics to separate real sustainability from early-season noise. While small sample sizes can yield wild numbers, the early statistical trends for Edmonton’s core are impossible to ignore. From historic 5-on-5 shares to glaring lineup depth issues, we break down what is truly driving this team right now.First, we dissect Evan Bouchard’s historic start, where his play-driving and

The Seattle Kraken are off to a hot start this season, scoring 13 goals in 3 games - but can they keep the momentum going against a tougher opponent? Mike Benton is joined by Geoff Baker of SeattleKraken.com to break down the impressive performance against the Calgary Flames and look ahead to their matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights, 6:40pm at Climate Pledge Arena.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic, a lifelong veteran of the Pittsburgh sports scene, delivers a 'Daily Shot' show each weekday morning, covering the Penguins! It's available bright and early, and timed to match your commute, never longer than 20 minutes! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.comfor information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Dallas Stars crush San Jose Sharks 5-0 as Miro Heiskanen shines and bold line changes pay off. Will this revamped approach define their season? Joey Erickson highlights Dallas’ relentless forecheck, hard-nosed net-front play, and a long-overdue offensive breakout—complete with five even-strength goals and a shutout from Jake Oettinger. Breakdown includes Jamie Benn’s resurgence alongside Jason Robertson and Roope Hintz, plus standout efforts from the Johnston and Foxa lines. Erickson questions

Are the Toronto Maple Leafs set up for a dominant outing? The Leafs head into Game 4 of the season against the Nashville Predators, still searching for a complete performance after three straight one-goal games.Mike DiStefano and Dave Morassutti preview the matchup and discuss Jim Hiller's decision to keep the lineup intact despite the ongoing struggles of the second line featuring Gavin McKenna, John Tavares and William Nylander.The guys break down why Hiller is preaching patience, whether that