This Town Is a Make You Town
Kyle and Elliotte begin with Vegas hiring John Tortorella before diving into the tight Eastern Conference playoff race and Philadelphia’s moves with Porter Martone and Trevor Zegras. They also discuss tension in Ottawa, Kyle’s trip to St. Louis, and the Western Conference race, along with topics like Gavin McKenna, ABS in hockey, and leadership in St. Louis. The episode wraps with a Final Thought on the Leafs and Ducks meeting again after the Gudas hit on Auston Matthews.
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Show Notes
In this episode of 32 Thoughts, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman react to the Vegas Golden Knights making a coaching change, bringing in John Tortorella. They break down the chaotic playoff race in the Eastern Conference (23:48), before touching on Porter Martone signing with Philadelphia and ongoing extension talks between Trevor Zegras and the Flyers (28:30). The guys also discuss tension between Travis Green and Linus Ullmark (36:30), Kyle’s visit to St. Louis (42:30), and the tight Western Conference playoff race (49:30), including whether Jake Neighbours could be the next captain of the Blues (51:00). They also get into Gavin McKenna’s potential participation for Canada at the Worlds (53:00), reaction to ABS in baseball and whether it could translate to hockey (56:15), and a Final Thought on the Ducks and Leafs meeting again following the Radko Gudas hit on Auston Matthews (1:04:20)
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This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.
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