Hockey Unfiltered With Todd Lewis

We look at the Stanley Cup Final, how the Bolts succeeded, where Dallas fell short and what lies ahead for the NHL.

Looking at the first games of the Stanley Cup Final with the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Dallas Stars, when will Steven Stamkos return and what to watch for in the off season.

A look at the success of the Stars, a preview of the Stanley Cup Final, coaching news and more.

We look at the four remaining teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs, what to watch for in the conference finals and what some teams might be thinking about for the off season.

Diving into the NHL & racial equality, the Stanley Cup playoffs and fun profanity!

A look inside the bubble at the Stanley Cup playoffs. There’s lots of electrifying hockey, except during Islander games. Plus a look at changes eliminated teams like the Leafs, Pens & Caps are making.

Looking at the opening round of the NHL playoffs, leaving the bubble and the round robin teams rounding into form.

A quick look back on the qualification round, keys to success in round one of the post season, and some part two of the NHL Drafter lottery observations.

Looking at what's taken place in the first few days of the NHL return, lots of goalie talk and a new drinking game.

On this week’s show we look at what kind of hockey we’ll see as the NHL resumes play, how it looks on TV, and also suggest a drinking game for the qualification round.

This week’s podcast “Too close to call” looks at the NHL play in round favorites Award nominees and much more as we get closer to summer hockey kicking off.

The opening of NHL training camps, coaching news and the excitement as hockey’s summer season gets closer.

We take a look at the logistics and implications of the return of NHL hockey, how the game will be presented for your consumption and the landscape for next year and beyond.

Why hasn’t the #NHL chosen cities to play in, and what are the CBA implications for return?

A look at which NHL cities will host the return to play and which players will be admitted to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

We’ll talk about the GM change in Buffalo, news with the Isles arena and the latest on the NHL return to play plan.

On this edition we talk about the NHL opening facilities to players, the new CEO for the Coyotes and the Hockey Diversity Alliance.

Diving into the latest NHL stories and how it’s all taking a backseat to protests, police actions, and how we move forward in racial equality.

Running down the #NHL plan for a return to game action and how the solution effects fans and teams.

We’ll look at some of the reported scenarios for the NHL season resuming, what goes into the decision making process and a few thoughts on Akim Aliu and his goal to make Hockey for everyone

An update on where we are with the potential NHL restart, the 50th anniversary of the Bruins Cup win in St. Louis and personal reflections of the Habs vs Nordiques.

Sure it’s a bit unconventional, but there’s plenty of good reasons to have the NHL Entry Draft in June. We run them down and show why the detractors are being short sighted

A look at the big changes in the Chicago Black Hawks organization, the NHL has masks for everyone and why the league must return to the ice this summer & delay the start of next season.

As we feel a greater sense of optimism the game will return, we look at the NHL what’s ahead for the players and the league.

PK Subban’s game show, McDavid fitness video, plus the reality of what the NHL and world are facing attempting to return to something resembling our previous lives before we all paused.

This week we focus on assessing some of the ideas for returning the NHL and how things may look if the league is able to return to the ice at some point this year.

Some suggested the NHL should just cancel the year, we’ll look at reasons why that’s a premature choice and reasons for optimism.

This week looking at the many logistics the league will have to navigate whenever the all clear is given to resume NHL action.

An overview of where we are in the upside down world we’re living in and how the NHL is dealing with Covid-19 and the possibilities of when hockey may return

A closer look at the playoff races in both conferences and how they’re different. Plus lots on the possibility of playing NHL games in empty arenas.

“One month to go” looks at the widespread injuries to star players this year, the NHL GM Meetings and the recommendations. Plus as International Women’s Day approaches, a serious look at what’s being done to grow the game.

"Winners, losers & a little fun” looks at teams that helped themselves leading up to the NHL Trade deadline, those that didn’t and some emergency goalie fun.  

A close look at the fast approaching trade deadline. What will teams like Colorado, Boston, NY Rangers and others do. Also, suspensions, fines and a radical idea for the NHL schedule.

Plenty of NHL Trade deadline talk, what really needs to happen for NHL players to participate in the Olympics, and a simple way to protect the players.

Todd puts a bow on the Battle of Alberta, examines the goalie market and provides some logical thoughts heading into the NHL Trade Deadline.

A look at the teams fighting for playoff spots and a wrap up from NHL All Star weekend.

Looking at Ovechkin’s goal scoring, teams like Columbus, Vegas and others to keep an eye on plus some All Star talk.

Todd Lewis looks at the Battle of Alberta Soap Opera between Kassian, Tkachuk and the NHL. Plus, a reminder to be wary of those stupid trade suggestions six weeks before the actual deadline that happen every year. Subscribe to the show for weekly updates.

What happens to the Nashville Predators after making the coaching change, huge props to NBCSN for televising the Oilers/Leafs in the US and some other TV talk and second half excitement.

It's what to watch for in the second half of the NHL season, All Star stuff, Winterclassic suggestions and much more.

Looking at some of the great stories of the past year, but more importantly focusing on the reckoning that's occurred in the NHL and moving forward to make the game more inclusive.

This week we look at the Taylor Hall deal to Arizona, what it means for the Yotes & the Devils. Coaching news with San Jose and Marc Crawford plus the Blue Jackets now seeing the reality of last year’s decision to go all in.

On this week's show we look at the new code of conduct introduced by the NHL and another coach fired. Also, surprise seasons for the NY Islander, Arizona Coyotes, and other teams to watch as the holidays approach.

On this week's show Todd looks at the effect after Bill Peters resignation, Babock's firing and what else is to come. All that and what's going to happen with the NJ Devils & Taylor Hall, the surprising Central Division and when will the Tampa Bay Lightning snap out of it?

In this week's podcast we look at the Bill Peters situation in Calgary, plus some teams to watch as we reach the US Thanksgiving holiday. They include the Lightning, Sharks, Oilers and Stars.

This week Todd looks at the pleasant surprises of the first 1/4 of the season, the NHL's best team & what to watch for moving forward. And obligatory Maple Leaf hysteria.

On this week's episode we'll cover all the NHL news and of course, a look at Don Cherry's downfall.

This week we look at teams with unusual schedules, which should be genuinely concerned and also look at a couple of unique suggestions for your consideration.

This week's episode, "Realistic Expectations" is available now. This week Todd looks at where NHL teams like the Blues, Bolts, Hawks and where they're headed. Along with the hysterical nonsense surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs. Plus coaches holding players accountable.

This week's episode "A New Way Forward" looks at ways to grow the game. Some might seem obvious, others not so much. A few bold and outside the we've always done it this way thinking. And also some special games and events coming up that you want to enjoy.

Good Start, Bad Start" is available now. In this week's episode we look at the Avalanche, Oilers, Sabres and others off to a good start in the young NHL season. And we can't leave out teams like Minnesota, Chicago and especially New Jersey that are starting to feel a bit uneasy.