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Territory Talk: Standings Check; World Cup of Hockey (Ep. 391)
Episode 391

Territory Talk: Standings Check; World Cup of Hockey (Ep. 391)

With 16 games remaining in the regular season, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive take a look at where the Florida Panthers are currently situated in the standings, as well as checking in on a few other very intense battles for playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. Plus, hear what head coach Paul Maurice had to say after Sunday’s loss in Seattle. With the announcement that the World Cup of Hockey will return in 2028, Doug and Jameson also debate the perfect rotation of international competition for hockey. Highlights include: • Sunday’s loss to Seattle; The road ahead for Florida (2:30) • Taking stock of the standings around the NHL. (13:00) • Latest injury updates; Call-up performances. (27:00) • World Cup of Hockey returns; The future of best-on-best. (32:00)

The Panthers Podcast Network

March 16, 202644m 21s

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Show Notes

With 16 games remaining in the regular season, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive take a look at where the Florida Panthers are currently situated in the standings, as well as checking in on a few other very intense battles for playoff spots in the Eastern Conference. Plus, hear what head coach Paul Maurice had to say after Sunday’s loss in Seattle. With the announcement that the World Cup of Hockey will return in 2028, Doug and Jameson also debate the perfect rotation of international competition for hockey. Highlights include: • Sunday’s loss to Seattle; The road ahead for Florida (2:30) • Taking stock of the standings around the NHL. (13:00) • Latest injury updates; Call-up performances. (27:00) • World Cup of Hockey returns; The future of best-on-best. (32:00)

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nhlhockeydoug plagensterritory talkjameson oliveflorida panthersworld cup of hockey