Podcast appearances and mentions of Mitch Korn

Episode 288 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features ex-NHL goalie former long-time Dallas Stars goalie coach Mike Valley. In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Valley walks us through highlights of his latest book, The Power Within III, co-authored with Justin Goldman of The Goalie Guild, sharing anecdotes and highlights from his interviews with a wide range of goalies and goalie coaches. From Tim Thomas inviting multiple equipment companies to bring him new skates to test three games into his Stanley Cup Championship playoff run, to Mitch Korn working with Dominik Hasek and stories from Bill Ranford, Sean Burke, Brian Elliott, Thomas Magnusson, Alfie Michaud, Jeremy Swayman and Hannu Nykvist, the interview is loaded with great advice and insights. In our Parents Segment, presented by the Stop It Goaltending U app, we talk about drills that can help goalies — and their teammates — get warmed up properly and quickly with a focus on minor hockey where warm up time on ice is so limited.We also review this week's Pro Reads, which is presented by Vizual Edge, featuring freshly minted AHL All Star Devon Levi of the Buffalo Sabres with some great advice on when to use paddle down. And in our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new Vaughn VX1 pants and subtle improvements on an already popular pant among NHL goalies.

Happy New Year, Preds fans! Kara Hammer & Max Herz recap the Predators' recent games including a 3-0-1 homestand and three road losses to end 2024. Plus we detail the recalls of Ozzy Wiesblatt and Spencer Stastney before Wiesblatt's NHL debut and Stastney's season debut Friday night in Vancouver. Predators Director of Goaltending Mitch Korn joins Max for an interview (19:40) discussing his new role, returning to the Predators after 10 years away from the organization, the legacy of Preds goalies including Pekka Rinne, and more. The Mitch is Back and he brought the Children of the Korn with him! Our interview of the week features defenseman Nick Blankenburg's New Year's reflections (46:20).

Nashville Predators Director of Goaltending Mitch Korn discusses his career and what he sees in the future for goalies. Admirals assistant coach Greg Rallo recaps the exhibition games. Also, former Admirals off-ice official Jason Bohn joins Aaron to compare notes on the best goalies to play AGAINST Milwaukee.

Nashville has traded Cody Glass but what are the next moves for Barry Trotz? Who else could be traded and who could be signed? What does this do to the starting line-up? Mitch Korn talks the emotion of the goal-tending position and makes it obvious what the plan for Yaroslav Askarov will be. Sign up to Lower Broad Hockey. Please take a few minutes to answer some questions about local sports.

In the second hour of Caroline Willy and D-Mase, Caroline and the guys were joined by  Outkick's Jonathan Hutton breaking down the future of Will Levis with the Tennessee Titans. Have the Titans learned from their Marcus Mariota experience? Are they prepared for Will Levis to take that next step? Does anyone care about OTA's? Hutton shares his thoughts on all of that and much more. And the Nashville Predators have brought back a familiar face to the franchise. Mitch Korn is a long-time goaltending coach in the NHL and served 16 years under head coach Barry Trotz and is now the current general manager of the Nashville Predators. Mitch Korn will be the Director of goaltending with the Nashville Predators going forward. Listen to hear more.

Episode 196 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features Scott Murray, Stanley Cup winning Goaltending Coach of the Washington Capitals.In the feature interview, presented by Sense Arena, the Stanley Cup winner shares his development as a goaltender and later after completing his teaching career, transitioning into a coaching career.  He talks with Kevin Woodley about some of the keys to being an effective coach and communicating with athletes and learning his craft with Mitch Korn in Washington - a coach Murray (and InGoal) feels deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame. Murray talks about working first in Hershey in the AHL and later getting comfortable in the NHL - including what it's like to work as a young coach with Vezina Trophy winner Braden Holtby.All that, plus Woody and Cam at the new location of The Hockey Shop Source for Sports (now in Langley) look at Warrior's latest innovation in stick technology with the M2i which features a unique shaft geometry that helps you “grip it and rip it!”

Episode 174 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a fantastic, can't miss conversation with NHL veteran Cory Schneider.In the feature interview, presented by Sense Arena, Schneider catches us up on the long path back to finally feeling like himself after hip surgery and the pandemic limited his chances to play, and the changes he made with the New York Islanders goalie coaching staff, including Mitch Korn, that led to a bounce-back this season that included a .920 save percentage in the AHL and a win in his NHL return. Schneider shares glimpses into the passion for the position that propelled him to keep playing, the sharp goalie mind that made him an NHL standout for most of a decade, and insights into how he thinks the game has changed for goalies, the keys to thriving in that new, more wide-open environment, and what the future might hold for him next season and beyond.All that, plus a trip to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at the new CCM AXIS 2 chest protector, with increased use of impact-absorbing D3O foams for improved protection without sacrificing flex, feel and mobility.

Longtime Preds goaltending coach Mitch Korn joins Paul McCann and Zack McCann to pay tribute to Pekka Rinne on Slap Shot Radio!

In the latest episode of the InGoal Radio Podcast we catch up with 16-year NHL veteran turned broadcaster and coach, Martin Biron, for an always colourful and insightful look at the ongoing Stanley Cup Playoffs. We also delve into the evolution of the position from the perspective of a goalie who played with all-time greats like Dominik Hasek and Henrik Lundqvist, and work with a list of goaltending coaches that includes Francois Allaire, his brother Benoit Allaire, and Mitch Korn. Biron's answers about how each helped him — and his keys to feeling good to start a new season — may surprise a lot of you, and will be worth listening to for all of you. Biron also touches on the future of Lundqvist in New York, the performances he's enjoying the most in the NHL's return to play, and some of the other storylines around the playoffs, including the skate blade malfunction that Robin Lehner blamed on a four-year-old set of Trues, and a story about how long Biron wore the same set of skates (and the lengths he went to in order to keep the functioning)that frankly you have to hear to believe.

In this Episode of the InGoal Radio Podcast presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports , we sit down with Vezina Trophy-winning goaltender Pekka Rinne and his former Nashville Predators playing partner Chris Mason, who is back with the team as a broadcaster and still as entertaining and passionate about puck stopping as he was during an 18-year pro career that included 317 NHL games, gold and silver medals with Canada at the World Championships, a championship in Norway, and some of the best gear and mask art the NHL has ever seen. Our conversation with the two Predators icons includes everything from how Pesapola (Finnish baseball) helped forge an incredible glove hand for the late-blooming Rinne, the role that famous goalie whisperer Mitch Korn played in the development path of both guys, how Mason read shots off the blades of opposing forwards, and lots more insights every goalie will appreciate and relate to. In the gear segment, we catch up with Cam back at the Hockey Shop to talk about Goalie Bloc, small rubber band with a thick protective layer that wraps around your stick to help protect the index finger from shots that ride up the paddle. It’s a relatively new product that was only recently approved for use in NHL games, and seems like a no-brainer in terms of mitigating injuries risk, especially in practice.

Arthur and Mark discuss the Isles impressive nine-game win streak, and third-fastest ten wins in franchise history, heading into Tuesday night’s game against Ottawa at the Barclays Center. Plus, Derick Brassard’s five-game goal-scoring streak as he finds his comfort zone with the team, Semyon Varlamov coming into his own under goalie coach Mitch Korn, Noah Dobson set to make his first back-to-back appearance of the season, and much more.Save 40% off your annual subscription to The Athletic when you sign up at http://theathletic.com/nosleeptilbelmont

In this episode of the PGI Crease Podcast we go back to some of my favourite interviews that have a Stanley Cup connection. David Alexander won the Cup this year with the St. Louis Blues and he took time with me at last year’s Network Goaltending Conference to discuss what it was like to land the job at the NHL level. From there we went back to Mitch Korn, before his win with the Washington Capitals, to discuss mentoring other coaches. Grant Fuhr talks about working with Mitch in Buffalo. John Stevenson talks about starting his career as a Sports Psychology and bio and neurofeedback. Colin Fraser reminisces about winning the Cup with the Hawks and Kings as well as working with two coaches of different styles. This Episode then concludes with an interview I did with Jaclyn Hawkins a former Professional Hockey Player, CWHL & NCAA player on her favourite goalies, coaching female athletes and the Women’s Hockey Life (WHL) and WHL Academy. To learn more about each guest, the research/podcasts I referenced see the links below: Alexander Goaltending - https://www.alexandergoaltending.com/ Mitch Korn - http://www.mitchkorn.com/ John Stevenson & Zone Performance - https://zoneperformance.ca/ Colin Fraser & Champion Hockey Development - https://www.facebook.com/ChampionHockeyDevelopment/ Women’s Hockey Life & WHL Academy - https://womenshockeylife.com/ and https://www.whlacademy.com/ Halospot and the Motor Cortex Podcast from HVMN - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/hvmn-podcast-evidence-based-nutrition-fitness-biohacking/id1133785570?i=1000430074594 This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/ The PGI 360 Online Goalie Masterclass is now live for student enrolment with over 160 videos and 72 hours of goaltending course content. Students are given professional coaching feedback on 42 assignments as they work through 36 packed chapters including: + Reading the Release + Post Play Set-Ups + Breakaways + Staying on your Feet Vs RVH + Traffic Plays + Rush Plays + Power Play Set-Ups + Breakouts See the free preview! https://pgi360masterclass.thinkific.com

This one is worth it just to hear Mike's impersonation of legendary coach Mitch Korn but you'll stay for more as longtime pro Mike McKenna pulls back the curtain and tells us what it's like to move from franchise to franchise, how he has worked with the biggest names in goaltending coaching, he shares his extensive experience with gear and much much more. We could talk with Mike all day and we hope you enjoy this glimpse into his world. Matt, the founder of Vintage Goalie also joins us to share a bit about his days as a designer for Bauer and how he later began the rising clothing brand for goaltenders - vintage and modern alike. We've had two pro guests in two podcast episodes and both showed up wearing Vintage Goalie clothing. Hear from Matt today and you'll get a feel for why that is.

Washington makes it 6 straight victories by beating the Islanders 4-1 in Brooklyn on a day that began with 3 coaches receiving their Stanley Cup rings (Barry Trotz, Mitch Korn, and Lane Lambert). Listen in for an update on Evgeny Kutznetsov... and yes, #TomWilsonIsAwesome.

Stephen McKichan or ‘Keeks’ as he’s known has had a storied career. Playing and coaching in the NHL has brought him battle scars and fast cars. His time coaching Hall of Fame goalie Ed Belfour is a whole podcast on its own but one thing is for certain, Keeks will put the pedal down on his thoughts regarding social media in the coaching world, the truth about trajectory and the mentorship he, like his own mentor, Mitch Korn, provide to goalies world-wide. Keeks aims to keep learning and also send the olive branch down to others to learn from him as well and that’s why this interview ranks as a highlight interview for the PGI Crease Podcast. To learn more about Keeks and Future Pro visit http://futurepro.com/ This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/ The PGI 360 Online Goalie Masterclass is now live for student enrolment with over 160 videos and 72 hours of goaltending course content. Students are given professional coaching feedback on 42 assignments as they work through 36 packed chapters including: + Reading the Release + Post Play Set-Ups + Breakaways + Staying on your Feet Vs RVH + Traffic Plays + Rush Plays + Power Play Set-Ups + Breakouts See the free preview! https://pgi360masterclass.thinkific.com

In the latest edition of PTIsles, Joe Buono (@IslesBlog) and James Duffy (@TwoTurtleDuffs) welcome hockey historian, author and 40 year fixture on Islanders' telecasts, "The Maven" Stan Fischler (@StanFischler) to the podcast. Topics discussed: Lou Lamoriello's track record of success Barry Trotz's winning system comes to Long Island Reflection on Mat Barzal's Calder Trophy Winning Season Who could be the Islanders next Captain? The impact of Mitch Korn on Robin Lehner and Thomas Greiss Matt Martin and the possible reunion of the BFLE The evolution of hockey journalism Should the Fisherman jerseys return!?!?!

The Culture Club No - not the Boy George led band of the 1980's and not even the awesome Club in Downtown Manhattan that bares the same name. We are talking about the culture club WITHIN the New York Islanders. Let's take it back a few months here. Clean out Day, April 9th 2018 - An unshaven and honestly disheveled looking Garth Snow feebly addresses the media, Doug Weight, with a sour look on his face attempts to do the same. Jon Ledecky reads, angrily - from a pre-written letter claiming that ownership and the team has let fans down. This is months following a billboard that was erected in Brooklyn, begging for the GM to be fired. It was just awkward, and honestly pretty confusing. It turns out, both Snow and Weight were lame ducks at that table that day in April. Things would eventually progress pretty rapidly afterwards  - Lou Lamoriello wouldn't be extended in Toronto. He winds up on Long Island, is named President of Hockey Operations and is given full autonomy by ownership. Stop the presses! Autonomy! What's that? Well, we would come to find out for sure. Lou started doing Lou type things. Leaks, they stopped. The culture, well he took it straight on and in one swoop - out with the old. It's what he does, right? Garth Snow and Doug Weight were removed as General Manager and Head Coach in the same afternoon on June 9th. Just like that, he ripped the bandaid off when nobody was even looking. As we move forward, Lou stated he was going to hire "the best coach available" and all signs were pointing to coaches without jobs - nobody expected a coach playing for and ultimately winning the Stanley Cup to reach a contract impasse with his team, the Washington Capitals, right? No, I didn't - you didn't, but Lou probably knew something and Barry Trotz was signed to a contract with the Islanders on June 21st. Just like that - the culture tide was changing. Lou would then go and add Steve Pellegrini, formerly of the New Jersey Devils as Assistant GM. Fire assistants Greg Cronin, Kelly Buchberger, and Luke Richardson - all Weight's guys. Curiously he would leave the Bridgeport staff as untouched.... Hire long time Trotz Assistant Lane Lambert as well as John Gruden (who's story is extremely interesting and worth a read, too). And then, they would let go of Goaltending coach - Fred Brathwaite in order to hire former Toronto Marlies tendy coach - Piero Greco, and following that up with the goalie whisperer in Mitch Korn as Director of Goaltending. Keep in mind both of these goalie guys are fresh off winning their leagues respective championships. So, to summarize - Every losing coach was canned and they brought in proven winners. Even Gruden has won at the levels he's coached. We have Trotz and Lambert that will install their own systems and evaluate talent. We have Greco who will work with Robin Lehner and Thomas Greiss and without a doubt work better numbers into their play. Gruden will work magic with the kids, or at least I assume that's the hope. In these sweeping changes, Lou Lamoriello has installed a system of accountability, proffessionalism and respect that the Islanders as an organization have not seen in a really long time. What they can do with the roster they have obviously remains to be seen, but the things coming out of the players mouths at this point have been really positive. It makes for exciting offseason talk, at the very least. I also took some Twitter questions for the podcast - just to try to involve some of you fine folks in the discussions. Let's take a look! Prepping for Episode One of The Isles Faithful Podcast @faithfulisles - let's hear some questions and I'll read your tweets on the show. #isles #islestwitter #hockeypodcast @nyislanders — Michael Schuerlein (@islesblogger) July 25, 2018     Hope you all enjoyed Episode Two!    

Matt and Mitch discuss the Mitch Korn hire, an over/under game with Matt Martin, Oliver Wahlstrom going to BC instead of training camp, and the Isles depth at RW. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Mitch discuss the Mitch Korn hire, an over/under game with Matt Martin, Oliver Wahlstrom going to BC instead of training camp, and the Isles depth at RW.

B-Comp & Carver are back to discuss Brock Nelson's one-year contract and if he can be the No. 2 center this coming season, as well as the hirings of goalie coach Piero Greco and director of goaltending Mitch Korn. Brian also catches up with forward Matt Martin, who received a parking ticket while being told he was traded to the Islanders.

B-Comp & Carver are back to discuss Brock Nelson’s one-year contract and if he can be the No. 2 center this coming season, as well as the hirings of goalie coach Piero Greco and director of goaltending Mitch Korn. Brian also catches up with forward Matt Martin, who received a parking ticket while being told he was traded to the Islanders.

Capitals director of goaltending Mitch Korn joins OverDrive to recap a wild weekend for the Caps players and their staff, what it means to some of the people within the organization to finally capture the Stanley Cup, plus gives his thoughts on what to expect from the parade on Tuesday.

Episode 3 features an interview with Washington Capitals goalie coach; Mitch Korn.

Jonathan dives into his work with female goalies in the NWHL. His work with Olympian Nana Fujimoto guides the podcast along with his time mentoring with Mitch Korn and forming his New York-based company De Castro Goaltending. His insights in how to structure an engaging and meaningful training environment for goalies is top-notch. As a goalie parent himself, he understands both side of the glass. Portions of the PGI Crease Podcast brought to you by:http://www.mentallycharged.com/ & http://www.goaliebygarman.com/   This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/

In the third part of the Mitch Korn, Grant Fuhr & Alex Auld series we talk to the former NHL Goaltender turned coach Alex Auld during the Elite Goalie camps at the Richmond Oval. Alex talks about his journey from minor hockey through to the NHL. We discuss his experiences working with several NHL goalie coaches alongside teammates such as Ed Belfour, Turco, Tim Thomas and Price. While his life has evolved to alarm clocks and pucks as he says, he continues to do great work with http://www.elitegoalies.ca/ Portions of the PGI Crease Podcast brought to you by: http://www.mentallycharged.com/ & http://www.goaliebygarman.com/ This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/

We follow up Episode 1 with Mitch Korn by speaking with 5-time Stanley Cup winner, Vezina & William Jennings trophy winner, 7-time All Star and Hall of Fame goalie Grant Fuhr. Along with his own goalie coaching experiences, he discusses working with Mitch Korn and goalie partner Ron Low, makes recommendations on other sports for goalies and reflects on his classic goalie textbook from 1988, Fuhr on Goaltending - https://www.amazon.ca/Fuhr-goaltending-Grant/dp/0919591280 Portions of the PGI Crease Podcast brought to you by:http://www.mentallycharged.com/ & http://www.goaliebygarman.com/ This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/

In the first episode of the PGI Crease Podcast we talk to Mitch Korn, Goalie Coach on the 2018 Stanley Cup winning Washington Capitals, about Braden Holtby, his famous Korn Camps, tips for summer training and small goalies. To learn more about Mitch and the amazing work he does at his famous Korn Camps visit http://www.mitchkorn.com/ Portions of the PGI Crease Podcast brought to you by: http://www.mentallycharged.com/ & http://www.goaliebygarman.com/ Remember to give 5-star ratings if you love these podcasts. This podcast is powered by the PGI Goalie Development Workbook available at https://pgiyeg.selz.com/ The PGI 360 Online Goalie Masterclass is now live for student enrolment with over 160 videos and 72 hours of goaltending course content. Students are given professional coaching feedback on 42 assignments as they work through 36 packed chapters including: + Reading the Release + Post Play Set-Ups + Breakaways + Staying on your Feet Vs RVH + Traffic Plays + Rush Plays + Power Play Set-Ups + Breakouts See the free preview! https://pgi360masterclass.thinkific.com