Nashville's "Rebuild" Plan & the Michael Rubin Interview
In this episode of the 32 Thoughts podcast, Kyle and Elliotte discuss the impressive start of the Winnipeg Jets, Ivan Fedotov’s performance in Philadelphia, and Tanner Jeannot’s controversial hit on Brock Boeser. They touch on the Ottawa Senators’ recent struggles and Barry Trotz’s remarks about rebuilding in Nashville. The hosts preview next week’s GM meetings focused on video replay and discuss the NCAA’s new policy allowing athletes to join pro teams before college. The episode concludes with an exclusive interview with Fanatics CEOs Michael Rubin and Andrew Low Ah Kee.
32 Thoughts: The Podcast · Michael Rubin, Andrew Low Ah Kee
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Show Notes
In this edition of the 32 Thoughts podcast, Kyle and Elliotte open by focusing on the 13-1 Winnipeg Jets. Elliotte shouts out Ivan Fedotov in Philadelphia after his big win for Philly (10:30). The fellas then focus on the Tanner Jeannot head hit on Brock Boeser Thursday night (13:44). They also delve into the Senators and their current run of tough losses (15:43). Kyle and Elliotte take time to focus on Barry Trotz "rebuild" comments on Nashville radio this week (23:41) and the fellas then dive into next week's GM meetings in Toronto and the focus on video-replay (37:55). The Final Thought keys in on the NCAA's announcement allowing athletes to be involved with pro teams prior to college enrolment (47:08)
Kyle and Elliotte answer your questions in the Thought Line (56:57).
This episode wraps with an exclusive interview with Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin and CEO of Fanatics Commerce Andrew Low Ah Kee (1:17:24).
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This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.
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