Podcasts about cjhl

Warren Nye is an agent and advisor with RRI Sports in London, ON.  In today's episode we walk about the different leagues, primarily the CJHL in Canadian Juniors.

In Episode 3 of the Scholten Productions Podcast, we jump into talks about why hockey enrollment is down even though we are constantly hearing about how much the sport is growing.Colton Pham joins us as we touch on the Oilers' incredible playoff run and chat about rule changes coming to some CJHL leagues.We finish off by talking about college and university hockey in North America and why Canadians don't get much exposure to the excitement of NCAA hockey.

Listen in as newly minted Canadian Junior Hockey League Coach of the Year Mike Reagan joins Co-Director of Media Jamie Neugebauer to discuss the award, his plans, and more. Please give it a listen here.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The introduction to Season 19 of The Pipeline Show [1:12] - Guy begins the episode with playoff updates from the WHL, OHL, QMJHL, BCHL, CJHL, USHL and NAHL plus the latest from the World U18s and more. [13:22] - One of the top ranked high school players in the Class of 2024 is William Zellers who had a fantastic season playing at Shattuck-St.Mary's this season. He's headed to North Dakota eventually. [30:22] - Ranked 38th in North America by NHL Central Scouting, this 2024 Draft Spotlight segment features Everett Silvertips defenceman Tarin Smith. [50:05] - The only player from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League to make the final ranking from NHL Central Scouting is Matthew Van Blaricom of the Humboldt Broncos. The Michigan Tech recruit is in the Draft Spotlight segment to close out the episode.

Join Carson and Austen as they outline this new podcast, chat about the SIJHL, it's place in the CJHL, Junior NEWS with the BCHL & AJHL Merger/Defection, and the Soft White underbelly of hockey.   EnjoySupport the show@pursuithockey

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - For the final time...the intro to Season 18 of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - News and Notes from around the CHL, CJHL and more [14:25] - Steve Ewen from the Vancouver Province is back on the program to talk about news from the Vancouver Giants - in search of a new coach, drafted players in the NHL and CHL Import drafts and what Wenatchee adds to the WHL's western conference. [35:12] - It's a lengthy conversation, on a myriad of topics, with the new President and Commissioner of the USHL; Glenn Hefferan. [1:13:05] - Chris Peters from Flo Hockey is the final guest of Season 18 as he previews next week's Hlinka-Gretzky Cup featuring a ton of 2024 draft eligible players.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Season 18 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy has the updates for scoring leaders in the QMJHL, OHL, WHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA as well as top rankings from the CHL, CJHL and NCAA pairwise. [13:14] - Brock Otten from McKeens Hockey gives his perspective on players to watch that were in the CHL Top Prospects Game this past week. [36:03] - Troy Gillard is the voice of the WHL's Red Deer Rebels. He recently spoke with that team's Associate General Manager, Shaun Sutter, about some of their key prospects. [45:40] - A 2023 Draft Spotlight segment with a potential top 10 pick in the 2023 NHL Draft; Ryan Leonard of the US-NTDP. [59:40] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for the 18th season of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the episode with the usual CHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA news, notes, scoring leaders and more. [15:47] - The head coach of the Saskatoon Blades discusses how his team has established themselves as one of the top clubs in the WHL and the CHL. Also, his career path from WHL player to assistant coach to head coach in France to being back in the Dub as the bench boss in Saskatoon. [42:18] - The current leading scorer in the NCAA is a freshman named Ryan McAllister who also just happens to be a Canadian. We catch up with the former Brooks Bandits forward to talk about making the jump to Division 1 look easy. [58:52] - The North Bay Battalion are sitting on top of their division and are one of the contending teams this year in the Ontario Hockey League. Matt Sookram is the team's broadcaster and the guest to talk about the team's strong start to the year. [1:22:21] - Guy wraps up the episode for another week.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for Season 18 of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy runs through the scoring leaders in the CHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA plus rankings for the CHL, CJHL and NCAA. News and Notes follow and then the guest list. [15:14] -Sportsnet prospect guru Sam Cosentino checks in to discuss his November rankings of the 2023 NHL Draft. [42:04] - Adam Giardino is the radio voice of the Connecticut Huskies men's hockey program. UConn is off to the best season in program history but how are they getting it done? Also, what is the Black Play-by-Play Fund? [1:09:07] -Guest 3 - Willy Palov from the Chronicle-Herald in Halifax as well as Saltwire, he's one of the go-to guys for the latest updates on the QMJHL, the Mooseheads and we also discuss the growing buzz locally ahead of the 2023 U20 WJC. [1:31:07] - One of the reasons the Prince George Cougars are enjoying success this year is the play of their young talent, including potential 1st round pick Riley Heidt. [1:46:20] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for Season 18 of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the program with the usual news and notes plus scoring leaders from the CHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA. Also, immediate reaction to the Bruins signing of Mitchell Miller. [19:21] - The 2023 Draft Spotlight gets a work out beginning with the current scoring leader of the NAHL, Christian Catalano of the Maryland Black Bears. [37:27] - Another 2023 Draft Spotlight segment, this time featuring Oliver Moore from the US-NTDP. [54:29] - The last 2023 Draft Spotlight segment for the week, Guy speaks with the only player from the QMJHL that was given an 'A' rating by NHL Central Scouting; Ethan Gauthier of the Sherbrooke Phoenix. [1:18:52] - To wrap up the guest portion this week we do something different. Kevin Jordan has toured through most of the 60 CHL arenas and has compiled a guide of the fan experience. [1:37:36] - Guy wraps up the episode

On the Halloween edition of SJHL Weekly, the boys recap a busy weekend across the league, play a game of Buy It or Sell It, and preview the upcoming week. They are also joined by Battlefords North Stars forward Holdin Doell and Associate Coach Garry Childhose to get their thoughts on the red hot start to the year for the North Stars and them being the #1 ranked team in the CJHL.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Season 18 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the episode with a look at the top 10 in the CHL, top 20 in the CJHL, top 20 in the NCAA and the scoring leaders everywhere too. [17:14] - It's a 2023 Draft Spotlight segment to kick off this week's episode. Tanner Molendyk is a defenceman with the WHL's Saskatoon Blades. [31:56] - Shane Frederick from Puckato is my guest to look at the NCAA's CCHA conference and the decade of domination by the Minnesota State Mavericks. [58:35] - Brock Otten from McKeens and the new THN on O podcast checks in and shares his thoughts on 8 draft eligible players from the OHL. [1:24:26] - The hottest team in the NAHL right now are the Lone Star Brahmas led by Canadian head coach Dan Wildfong. [1:40:27] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Intro for Season 18 of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the episode with a look at the CHL Top 10, scoring leaders and notes from the WHL, OHL, QMJHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA. [19:01] - Mick Hatten from The Rink Live checks in to preview the always competitive NCHC conference of NCAA hockey. [47:33] - The 2023 Draft Spotlight features Canadian born, soon to be American, Gracyn Sawchyn of the Seattle Thunderbirds. [1:04:07] - College Hockey Inc and The Coaches Site are teaming up for the 2022 Virtual Coaching Clinic. Aaron Wilbur, founder of The Coaches Site, joins Guy with some background and info about the event. [1:22:56] - The voice of the Saginaw Spirit is Joey Battaino and he is here to share thoughts on the early start to the OHL campaign. [1:45:07] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

We are LIVE from the city of Estevan, Saskatchewan for the 2022 Centennial Cup Junior Hockey Championship for the CJHL and we have so much to dive into today including a huge weekend in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, CFL news, and so much more! Guests include CJHL President Brent Ladds See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're at the 2022 Centennial Cup Junior Hockey Championship for the CJHL and we have so much to dive into today including a huge weekend in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, CFL news, and so much more!  Guests include Estevan Bruins Head Coach Jason Tatarnic! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are LIVE from the city of Estevan, Saskatchewan for the 2022 Centennial Cup Junior Hockey Championship for the CJHL and we have so much to dive into today including a huge weekend in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, CFL news, and a look into the new season of the CEBL starting soon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00 - Season 17 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:27] - Guy opens the episode with a bunch of news and updates from the CHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA plus the guest list. [15:58] - We get a preview of the OHL conference finals via Brad Coccimiglio of Soo Today. [38:54] - The 2022 Draft Spotlight gets pointed towards Sioux City and Musketeers forward Dylan James. The Canadian turned heads in the USHL this season. [57:52] - Owen Pickering of the Swift Current Broncos is next up in the 2022 Draft Spotlight and delivers an outstanding interview for the TPS audience. [1:26:24] - WHL Commissioner Ron Robison was an intermission guest during one of our recent Edmonton Oil Kings broadcasts and covered an assortment of topics with Guy. [1:38:07] - This week's show closer is the owner and GM of the Red Deer Rebels, Brent Sutter who reflects on the season and playoffs for his team, the recent WHL draft and touches on the four teams left in the league playoffs. [1:58:30] - Guy wraps up the episode for the week.

On this week's show, he's the top rated QMJHL forward for the upcoming NHL Draft! We go 1 on 1 with Quebec Remparts power forward Nathan Gaucher. We've moved onto the 2nd round of the playoffs in both the OHL and WHL! We'll discuss some of the top prospects still playing with Our Director of Scouting Craig Button! Plus, the Northern Ontario JR Hockey League final is underway between the Soo Thunderbirds and Hearst Lumberjacks. We'll chat with NOJHL Commissioner Rob Mazzuca, who's also the CJHL's Chair of the Board. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AJ starts the show by recapping his weekend tour of the CJHL, and asks Lee about "the bump" on Highway 7. Then they talk The Masters, as Scottie Scheffler's breakout season continues. They also debate whether or not Tiger got too much coverage

AJ and Lee start the show by talking about AJ's latest stop on his CJHL tour, then delve into last night's game between the Sens and Preds. They also update the latest at The Masters, where Tiger's off to a rough start on his second round

This week's sponsor is Apex Learning Virtual School, contact them by calling (206) 489-1079 or visiting their website at https://www.apexlearningvs.com. Use promo code ‘TJHP50' for $50 off courses! TJHP EP136 – This week's episode of The Junior Hockey Podcast, Gresko is joined by Rainer and Pauly. The boys talk about the USPHL player that punched a referee and received a lifetime ban from the league. They also discuss the CJHL player that fought a fan along with the new Arizona Coyotes arena. They got into a few more topics, so make sure you keep sending us any questions that you would like us to discuss on the podcast and as always, thank you for listening! Follow Us on Twitter: Gresko – @GreskoTJHP Rainer – @RLGIII Pauly – @paulyson24 We hope that you guys enjoy this episode. We will continue to improve in all aspects, so if you guys have any questions, comments, or concerns feel free to DM us on twitter @JRHockeyPodcast or Email us: thejuniorhockeypodcast@gmail.co

On this week's show… As COVID cases continue to climb, what's the latest with JR leagues across the country? We have much more on this developing situation. He became the first 16 year old to EVER score four goals in a World JR game for Canada! We go 1 on 1 with Regina Pats “exceptional” sniper Connor Bedard! He won the CJHL coach of the year last season, and his sister is Marie-Phillipe Poulin, one of the best female hockey players in the world! We'll chat with P-A Poulin, the head coach and general manager of the Quebec AAA Junior Hockey League's Condors du Cégep Beauce -Appalaches in our CJHL Report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's podcast, the rest of the World JR Championship has been cancelled due to ongoing concerns with COVID-19! We have the latest on this situation. Plus, we'll look ahead to 2022 as we hope to see national championships return in both the CHL with the Memorial Cup and the CJHL with the Centennial Cup! All that and more, this week on our 2021 year in review edition of 7-Eleven Jr Hockey Magazine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The custom intro for Season 17 of The Pipeline Show [1:31] - Guy begins the episode with updates from the CHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA plus the guest list. [11:45] - Edmonton based sports journalist Jouni Nieminen is my guest to preview Finland ahead of the 2022 WJC. [33:16] - The defending gold medalists are from USA and EP Rinkside's Julie Robenhymer is on board to look closer at the team looking to repeat. [56:57] - Rounding out the 2022 WJC team previews is Slava Malamud who looks at the always powerful Russians. [1:21:40] - Prediction time to close out the episode for the week and for 2021.

On this week's show… NHL Central Scouting has released its “Players to Watch” List! We'll discuss their latest rankings and much more with Dan Marr, the Director of NHL Central Scouting. So we know Kingston Frontenacs sniper Shane Wright is the projected 1st overall pick for the upcoming NHL Draft. But who are some of the other players from the CHL who could also be selected early in the 1st round? We'll chat with our Director of Scouting Craig Button. Making a Statement - Four teams from the OJHL have moved inside the top 10 of the CJHL's national rankings! We go 1 on 1 with OJHL Commissioner Marty Savoy in our CJHL Report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BLR Episode 51 In this episode, I have Mark Logan joining the podcast to discuss his time playing hockey. We talked about his career with Brooks Bandits and what it was like getting recruited to RIT. We also discussed the many challenges he faced while in school and using his primary passion for music to help him with tough times. Mark's new song has been released, so go check it out on Spotify and Apple. Later on, in the episode, I talk about the CHL cancelling the memorial cup, BCHL has left the CJHL, and I give my two cents on the trade deadline. Mark's Social and music platforms: Instagram- itsmarklogan TikTokk- itsmarklogan Apple- Mark Logan Spotify- Mark Logan BLR has some good interviews lined up as well, so make sure you stay up to date and follow all my social media accounts. Social Media:  Twitter-BLRHockeyPod Instagram-blrhockeypod Facebook page- BLRHockeyPodcast Tik Tok- blrhockeypodcast About BLR-  BLR is a solo podcast show that talks about everything about hockey. BLR is looking forward to bringing you kind folks more hockey content and hopefully bringing on some hockey players, writers, content creators, coaches onto the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beer-league-rebound/support

On this week’s show, the CHL has been forced to cancel the Memorial Cup for the second straight year due to COVID-19. So what’s next for the Canadian Hockey League? We go 1 on 1 with league President Dan Mackenzie! The BCHL has decided to opt out of the CJHL. We’ll discuss this surprising news with CJHL President Brent Ladds. In this week’s edition of ‘Into the Vault’ where we look back at some of our favourite interviews from the first 29 years of the show, we’ll flashback to our chat with 19 year old Max Domi just one week before representing our nation at the 2015 World JR in Toronto and Montreal!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for Season 16 of The Pipeline Show [1:27] - Guy begins the episode with the NCAA News, CHL Notes, the guest list and much more. [19:26] - Adam Wodon from College Hockey News looks back at the regional action in the NCAA Men's Hockey Tournament, looks ahead to the Frozen Four and talks Hobey too. [52:34] - The 2021 Draft Spotlight segment finds sniper Chaz Lucius who is playing for the US-NTDP this year before he joins the Minnesota Golden Gophers next season. [1:11:28] - Player development coach and independent scout Ross MacLean shares his perspective on the potential for the BCHL to breakaway from the CJHL and form its own renegade league. Why? Would it achieve their goal, what those goals might be and how the USHL model could influence things. [1:43:12] - Guy cleans up the episode and looks ahead to what comes next

He spent last season with the Chicago Blackhawks, but now? He’ll be one of Team Canada’s leaders at the World JR in Edmonton. We go 1 on 1 with sniper Kirby Dach! He was a linesmen in the NHL for 3 decades! Now? He’s the Director of Officiating with the CJHL! We’ll catch up with Brad Lazarowich!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alberta may be entering a four-week lockdown, but one thing it can't stop is Knucks n' Pucks! Tons of news to discuss, as the guys talk Canada's World Jr roster, NHL ads and if the New York Giants are the most dangerous team in the NFL. Flin Flon Bombers forwards and twins Chase & Easton Haygarth (27:55) drop by and talk twin telepathy, best/worst CJHL rinks and getting revenge on their hometown Bobcats. With the NHL discussing division name sponsorships, Erik and Evan make some suggestions in the draft segment and the trivia race stays close in Cue the Quiz!

Originally from Irma AB Jason's playing days had him go through Junior A, NCAA Div 1, back to the WHL & then onto Pro in the ECHL. His career was cut short due to a baseball swing of the stick to the face (I kid you not), but it is his coaching career that sticks out. He was apart of the Spruce Grove Saints where he would win 4 AJHL championships, a CJHL coach of the year award and the honour of coaching Canada West at the U19 Junior A Challenge. He spent time with the Vancouver Giants of the WHL & now is the head coach/GM of the Vernon Vipers. All episodes can also be found on YouTube & Spotify

He played 3 seasons in the CJHL from 1987 to 1989. He accumulated 88 points and amassed 653 PIMs in 157 games. He might not know the difference between Tom Hanks and Billy Crystal but don't chirp him about it. Most of all, don't poke his goalie Freddy Brathwaite. The Captain of the 1988-1989 Smiths Falls Bears makes his first appearance on the Bucket Drop Podcast. You might be self isolated but here's a little entertainment from my good friend Alain Labelle. Intro: "Hockey Monkey" by The ZambonisOutro: "Dancing with Myself" by Billy Idol

He played 3 seasons in the CJHL from 1987 to 1989. He accumulated 88 points and amassed 653 PIMs in 157 games. He might not know the difference between Tom Hanks and Billy Crystal but don't chirp him about it. Most of all, don't poke his goalie Freddy Brathwaite. The Captain of the 1988-1989 Smiths Falls Bears makes his first appearance on the Bucket Drop Podcast. You might be self isolated but here's a little entertainment from my good friend Alain Labelle. Intro: "Hockey Monkey" by The ZambonisOutro: "Dancing with Myself" by Billy Idol

Throughout the 29 years of doing this show, we’ve never seen something like this happen. To put it simply, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought us into uncharted territory. The majority of sports leagues around the world have acted quickly and decided to halt play until further notice. The Canadian Hockey League has followed suit. Effective immediately, they have suspended play across the country. All Hockey Canada-sanctioned activities, including national championships have been cancelled too!! We’ll hear from Hockey Canada CEO Tom Renney. The CJHL has also halted its season. We’ll go one on one with league president Brent Ladds.

Throughout the 29 years of doing this show, we’ve never seen something like this happen. To put it simply, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought us into uncharted territory. The majority of sports leagues around the world have acted quickly and decided to halt play until further notice. The Canadian Hockey League has followed suit. Effective immediately, they have suspended play across the country. All Hockey Canada-sanctioned activities, including national championships have been cancelled too!! We’ll hear from Hockey Canada CEO Tom Renney. The CJHL has also halted its season. We’ll go one on one with league president Brent Ladds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Segment - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Week, lots of news and notes from the CHL, U Sport, the CJHL and NCAA. Also, the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro for Season 15 of The Pipeline Show [1:02] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Week, lots of news and notes from the CHL, U Sport, the CJHL and NCAA. Also, the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [16:17] - Mark Edwards from HockeyProspect.com makes his season 15 debut to discuss the 2020 NHL Draft and three players in particular from the US-NTDP: Ty Smilanic, Jake Sanderson and Tyler Kleven [42:43] - The NCAA Campus Report this week is a preview of the ECAC Conference with the help of Ken Schott, host of the Parting Schotts podcast. [1:01:10] - This week's In the Dub segment features one of the top scorers from the Medicine Hat Tigers, undrafted 19-year-old forward Ryan Chyzowski. [1:14:28] - The U Sport Update takes us to the Nova Scotia with second year forward Jordy Stallard of the Acadia Axemen. [1:29:56] - Guy closes out the show for the week and looks ahead to next week too.

Jantzen & TJ both grew up in Lloydminster and played together all through minor hockey culminating in a trip to the Telus Cup. Jantzen was selected 15th overall in the Bantam draft and played 4 years in the WHL. TJ went undrafted and just finished his 3rd and final year in the AJHL becoming the CJHL defensemen of the year. We discuss all of this and more on today’s episode

On this almost-entirely-British-Invasion episode, (U-K with that?), the non-English but extremely excited Sturgeon Heights coach, Tyler Metcalfe beams about his hockey team's win. Also, Valour FC head coach, Rob Gale talks training camp and the release of the full season schedule. And finally, on this week's MJHL Report, Student Success Manager, Cora McIlwain of GradeSlam schools us on what it takes for junior athletes to make it in the CJHL. Check out The Sports Show every week night at 7 on CJOB!!

Guest 1 - The 2019 Draft Spotlight leads off the show this week with the top ranked player from the CJHL, Alex Newhook of the Victoria Grizzlies

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Updated Intro for Season 14 of The Pipeline Show [0:01:15] - Guy begins the episode in the usual way; with the Question of the Day, some news and notes plus the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [11:56] - The 2019 Draft Spotlight leads off the show this week with the top ranked player from the CJHL, Alex Newhook of the Victoria Grizzlies [31:33] - In the Dub this week features the Calgary Hitmen with head coach Steve Hamilton who talks about the evolution of the club over the course of the year. [55:25] - The NCAA Campus Report puts Division 1 leading scorer Taro Hirose of the Michigan State Spartans in the spotlight. The Calgarian is on the list of Hobey Baker nominees as well. [1:08:02] - The CHL Insider this week is Willy Palov of the Halifax Chronicle Herald to bring us the latest news from the QMJHL. [1:24:45] - Guy closes out the episode with some thanks and what is ahead

Steve Kournianos recaps the USHL, CJHL and CHL Top Prospects Game, plus does a comparison of the recent draft rankings that were released this week.

Chad, Harp and Casey make their predictions for who they think will take home some hardware following the 2018-19 NHL season. This episode features a special guest and friend of the show, Clarke Saunders. Harper conducts a one-on-one style interview with Clarke discussing his pro hockey career. Clarke played for the Brockville Braves in the CJHL, the University of Alabama-Huntsville in the NCAA, the University of North Dakota in the WCHA and NCHC, the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL, the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL, and is currently playing for Jesenice of the AlpsHL in Slovenia.

Steve Kournianos (@thedraftanalyst) discusses the recent mid-term draft ranking's from NHL's Central Scouting, a recap of Tuesday's CJHL Top Prospects Game, and a preview of Thursday's CHL Top Prospects Game. He also turns the clock back to the late 1980's, when the Flyers and Capitals played an epic Game 7, and how the Montreal Canadiens used one draft to build the foundation for their 1993 Stanley Cup victory.

THN's Matt Larkin and prospect expert Ryan Kennedy discuss the latest prospect news around the world of hockey, including the Ivan Hlinka tournament's new name and location (0:45) and Tuesday's CJHL top prospects game (4:25). Plus, they listen to Ryan's interview with Canadian Dman Jacob Bernard-Docker (16:10), shine the 2018 draft spotlight on top-rated goalie Alexis Gravel (20:20)and analyze the talent in Montreal's prospect pipeline (24:10).

Ray Ferraro says he’d love to sit in George McPhee’s office as the Vegas GM works the phones and builds his team. Ray admits the AJHL and CJHL is a step below NCAA and CHL, is a decent comparison to the USHL, but doubts Cale Makar goes number one as an undersized defenseman. Ray has heard Nolan Patrick could be compared to a Trevor Linden type, but Nico Hischier has a higher ceiling.

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - TPS Intro [1:07] - Intro: Guy sets up the show with the QoD and a look at the guest list. [10:24] - CJHL Chairman Kirk Lamb talks about the ins and outs of the 10-league Jr.A system. [30:25] - Kirk Lamb responds Guy's national champion format suggestion [33:26] - Guy asks Kirk Lamb about the CJHL's perspective on the ongoing CHL Lawsuit that could see players earning a salary. [41:35] - CHL Insider: Guy speaks with the new President and GM of the Kootenay Ice, Matt Cockell [58:48] - 2017 Draft Spotlight: Morgan Geekie of the Tri-City Americans [1:20:23] - 2017 Draft Spotlight: Eeli Tolvanen of the Sioux City Musketeers [1:37:21] - HockeyProspect.com: Ryan Yessie shares thoughts on OHL players for the 2017 NHL Draft [1:53:36] - Final Segment: Guy previews the next show and a bit more

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - The Pipeline Show intro [1:06] - Guy sets up the show with an update on CHL, USHL and CJHL playoffs, the Twitter Poll, the guest list and more [13:22] - CHL Insider: Ryan Kennedy of The Hockey news on Alex DeBrincat, the Memorial Cup, CHL lawsuit and more. [34:38] - USHL: Dan Muse is the head coach of the Chicago Steel getting his team ready for the Clark Cup [51:00] - USHL: The Clark Cup preview continues with Jay Varady, head coach of the Sioux City Musketeers. [1:06:58] - Inside the AJHL: Taylor Medak previews the RBC Cup with a look at the rosters of all 5 teams. [1:26:50] - Thanks, wrap up and sign off