On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, 00:00 Leafs comeback against Nashville 1:01:00 Issues with regional restrictions 1:09:00 Dylan Larkin plays in Detroit 1:18:00 The most Dubas trade 1:26:00 Marchand goes down and is Brady bad? 1:40:00 The Timmy Stu diving convo 1:45:00 Hot for Hockey cancelled Visit this episode's sponsor: You can live weeks without food, days without water, try living minutes without air. Airpura makes every breath count & call toll free 1-866-505-7872

This one is a free SLC Puck Plus preview, and it is absolutely not for children. Austin digs into the NHL’s bizarre “Hot for Hockey” campaign, the hockey-smut boom around stuff like Heated Rivalry and Off Campus, and why the league’s 60-to-90 second romance-audio idea got yanked almost immediately.The core take: the NHL didn’t fail because the campaign was too strange. It failed because it tried to wink at the bit instead of fully committing, then backtracked when players clearly hated seeing Connor

The Edmonton Oilers have officially completed a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins, acquiring forward Filip Hållander in exchange for defenseman Spencer Stastney. What are the initial reactions from around Oil Country? Is this a smart depth swap to bolster the forward group, or does trading away a roster blue-liner create a new headache for Mike Babcock? Gager, Hernan, and Trev break down the full scouting report on Hållander and what he brings to Edmonton! Plus, there's a big game on tap tonight as

On today's show Donnie and Ryan talk about Canucks practice and a couple former Canucks having a big impact on other teams. Joining the show is Scott Rintoul (16:04), Jalen Chatfield (50:33), and Thomas Drance (1:02:30).

The Washington Capitals finally return to Capital One Arena for the 2026-27 home opener against the Pittsburgh Penguins — and this one carries a little more weight. Alex Ovechkin has officially announced this will be his final NHL season, making Wednesday his first home game since that announcement. Dan breaks down what Ovechkin’s final home opener means, Matt Roy’s lower-body injury and the defensive challenge it creates, Ryan Leonard’s move alongside Boone Jenner and Justin Sourdif, and why the

The Carolina Hurricanes showed why they are the defending Stanley Cup champions during a 6-4 win Tuesday night at the Bell Centre in the Canadiens’ home opener. What’s the biggest lesson the Canadiens can take away from that game? That’s one of the questions answered on this week’s Hockey Inside/Out Show as The Gazette’s Stu Cowan is joined by former Canadiens teammates and 1986 Stanley Cup champions Chris Nilan and Brian Skrudland.

After requesting a trade in the offseason, Dylan Larkin made his season debut in front of a hostile Red Wings crowd but still managed to lead Detroit to a crazy win over Ottawa. We discuss the latest chapter in the Larkin drama and Maple Leafs rookie Gavin McKenna finally getting the Toronto media off his back. We also talk about the latest in some massive Panthers injuries, and the release of the Habs and Jets Heritage Classic jerseys.0:00 Welcome to What Chaos! 14:17 Larkin & the Wings 29:05

On this episode of The Sid Seixeiro Show, Sid dives into last night's Maple Leafs game: a come from behind, much needed victory for Toronto, where their top stars stepped up including Gavin McKenna and Auston Matthews. He also gets into Dylan Larkin getting back into the line-up for the Red Wings and what he is maybe trying to do. Sid also discusses all the day's events in the world of soccer including Canada versus America, Messi's last game for Argentina and Ronaldo trying to get back into the

On Episode 109 of Game Notes, Jonny Lazarus joins to discuss the red hot New York Rangers and gets into it with Pasha about the Hudson River Rivalry. Next, the guys discuss the unfortunate rapidly growing list of injuries around the league from Barkov to Marchand to Demidov. Next, the gang does their annual draft for the Game Notes Cup and 99 Trophy.

John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by former NHL goaltender and Clear Sight Analytics CEO Steve Valiquette for a deep dive into the position and some of the biggest goaltending questions around the NHL.With Connor Hellebuyck’s future in Winnipeg uncertain, Steve breaks down what makes the three-time Vezina Trophy winner so valuable and why he believes Carolina could be an ideal fit. The guys examine Hellebuyck’s numbers, the teams that could benefit most from adding him, and what an elite

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Pucks with Haggs host Joe Haggerty and guest the Boston Globe’s Kevin Paul DuPont discuss the Bruins 2-2-0 start and what can be read into some of the slow starts for the team. Were youthful mistakes to blame for the Monday night loss to Ottawa? And is Pavel Zacha’s contract situation impacting his play on the ice?Pucks with Haggs on CLNS Media is Powered by: 💰 PrizePicks - Sign up at http://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/CLNS & Download the app today and use code CLNS to get $150 instantly in

Tonight we’re launching Beyond A Reasonable Doubt, our new podcast with Ryan The Hockey Guy. Powered by MGA Law. The show airs weekly on Wednesdays throughout the 2026-27 season.We’re going live at 7 PM on YouTube, X/Twitter, and Facebook. Hit hard? Hit back. MGA Law. Call 702-702-6928 or visit mgalaw.com. The post Premiere Episode: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt appeared first on SinBin.vegas.

Matt Marchese and Mike Futa kick things off with thoughts on Adam Oates’ comments about how Cale Makar’s playstyle fits on the power play. Later, Molly Walker (14:27) of the New York Post shares the latest updates on the red-hot Rangers. They chat about Igor Shesterkin’s knack for generating offence, keys to the club’s 4-1-0 start, Alexis Lafrenière’s resurgence, rookie Albert Smits finding his place on the blue line, Eeli Tolvanen’s first impressions in New York, and more! Finally, Producer Mike

The Rangers have won four in a row!· Alexis Lafreniere nets hat trick, seems to be gaining trust from Mike Sullivan and staff· Oliver Bjorkstrand = total team guy· Cole Beaudoin almost scores in impressive NHL debut!Episode 1,636.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!OdooGreat organizations win because operations matter. And that’s why you should get Odoo. Try for free today athttps://Odoo.com/lockedon.IndeedNow, you can speed up your hiring process with a $75 Sponsored Job Credit. Just go to

Keegan Matheson joins Dan O'Toole to update the MLB Postseason and discuss where the Blue Jays roster falls short of playoff teams. Plus, they assess the timeline of potential offseason moves, including a possible return of Kevin Gausman!00:00 MLB Postseason Update 01:40 Baseball Broadcasts 05:00 Yankees & Dodgers 08:02 Jays vs. Playoff Rosters 14:58 Keeping Toronto Attention 17:38 Offseason Timeline 18:56 Kevin Gausman Return?

On today’s episode of The Starr & D'Amico Show, Shaun and Marco discuss the Montreal Canadiens 6-4 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, the concerning trends through 3 games, the visible disconnect between the Habs’ defensemen and forwards, the ideal defensive pairings moving forward, Jakub Dobes not playing up to his abilities, Juraj Slafkovsky trying to do too much, Zack Bolduc and the 3rd line understanding their assignment, Sam Montembeault seemingly injured at practice and much more!Learn more

As the Tampa Bay Lightning prepare for Thursday night's showdown with the Minnesota Wild, one of the biggest questions facing the coaching staff is where Dominic James fits into the lineup once he's activated from injury. On today's episode of Lightning Power Lunch, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli examine the roster decisions ahead, discuss whether the Lightning should continue dressing 11 forwards and 7 defensemen, and debate which players could be impacted by James' return. The guys break down

It’s a heated debate every day… but no one drops the gloves. Get your daily diagnosis on the health of the Habs. The Habs Lunch with Sean Campbell and Mitch Gallo.

The Vancouver Canucks told us for months that things would be different, and they are, sort of.One young Canucks star, Zeev Buium, hasn't had the start he envisioned. Is this still the year for him to break out?And for Max Sasson, he's been buzzing on the ice, while emerging as a leader off of it.Beggsy chats with Izzy Cheung from The Hockey News about Buium's season outlook, Sasson's ceiling and more.Also, after scoring three goals in three games this season, did the Canucks give up on Nils