Podcasts about Nikita Tryamkin

Another week and boy is there a lot of news to get to!  After some pleasantries exchanged about how everyone spent their weekend, Sekeres dives into the Welcome Matt, which unpacks the Jake Virtanen allegations, Nikita Tryamkin sticking in the KHL, and just how much of a disaster this season has been for the Canucks organization on and off the ice.  Patrick Johnston from The Province joins next and begins by stating what he’s been hearing about the sexual misconduct allegations Virtanen has been accused of. PJ feels that this is the end of Virtanen’s time with the organization, while also questioning how the team handled the release on the Virtanen news, wondering why no one from the management side or ownership spoke on the allegations. The interview wraps with PJ’s thoughts on Tryamkin signing back in the KHL. Our Monday NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and lets us in on what he’s been hearing from the NHL in regard to the Virtanen investigation. John also suggests that all the teams in the league will play out their seasons, as it will cost money for the games not to be played.  The Price is Right looks at the lack of playoff races in all of the divisions in the NHL.  Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and begins by stating that he thinks the Virtanen’s days as a Vancouver Canuck are over. J Pat also goes over just how dire things are getting for the Canucks forward group, who now have eight players upfront that are on the injury list, and why he thinks that Tryamkin’s decision to stay in Russia has nothing to do with the Canucks current coaching staff.  We play Memo To on a Monday and wrap up the show with all the Errors and Omissions.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week and boy is there a lot of news to get to! After some pleasantries exchanged about how everyone spent their weekend, Sekeres dives into the Welcome Matt, which unpacks the Jake Virtanen allegations, Nikita Tryamkin sticking in the KHL, and just how much of a disaster this season has been for the Canucks organization on and off the ice. Patrick Johnston from The Province joins next and begins by stating what he’s been hearing about the sexual misconduct allegations Virtanen has been accused of. PJ feels that this is the end of Virtanen’s time with the organization, while also questioning how the team handled the release on the Virtanen news, wondering why no one from the management side or ownership spoke on the allegations. The interview wraps with PJ’s thoughts on Tryamkin signing back in the KHL. Our Monday NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and lets us in on what he’s been hearing from the NHL in regard to the Virtanen investigation. John also suggests that all the teams in the league will play out their seasons, as it will cost money for the games not to be played. The Price is Right looks at the lack of playoff races in all of the divisions in the NHL. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and begins by stating that he thinks the Virtanen’s days as a Vancouver Canuck are over. J Pat also goes over just how dire things are getting for the Canucks forward group, who now have eight players upfront that are on the injury list, and why he thinks that Tryamkin’s decision to stay in Russia has nothing to do with the Canucks current coaching staff. We play Memo To on a Monday and wrap up the show with all the Errors and Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aidan and Braeden discuss the Canucks 4 game losing streak, Nikita Tryamkin, the unfortunate Jake Virtanen situation. Turner TV NHL deal, the Kraken officially the 32nd NHL team. Plus more teams playing for the cup or teeing it up!

Sat, Dan, and Randip kick off the show by setting up for Canucks/Oilers at 7 PM and open up the text line to chat about Nikita Tryamkin re-signing in Russia. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports […]

The show begins with some news as the fellas found out yesterday that a certain sports station has banned their promo spot that has been running during Canucks broadcasts. The Welcome Matt takes aim across the pond, where English football fans had a hand in the fall of the proposed Super League that dissolved as quickly as it was established.  Whitecaps FC reporter JJ Adams makes his debut on the new show and gives praise to the ‘Caps for their big win over Portland last weekend. After what was a difficult debut season for Lucas Cavalllini JJ explains what the Canadian National striker wants to bring to the pitch this season. JJ also tells us what he’s hearing about the various designated players the ‘Caps are speaking with.  Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter follows JJ.  Our Friday Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal joins next and begins with an update on where Nikita Tryamkin stands with the Canucks. Dhaliwal also gives his thoughts on what Travis Green should do with all the young players that are chomping at the bit to get into the lineup. Dhaliwal also gives updates on Tyler Motte and Elias Pettersson’s health and what he’s hearing about the future home of the Canucks AHL franchise.  Price is Right focuses on Thatcher Demko’s performance last night.  Tell Me I’m Wrong and Canucks clips from this mornings practice follows. Jeff Paterson joins for his last hit of the week and starts off talking about Demko’s health in last nights game and wonders if the Canucks starter will get the night off tomorrow to get to full health for the first of two in the nations capital starting on Monday. J Pat also elaborates on the discussion of when Travis Green is going to start playing some of the young prospects that are knocking on the door to get into the lineup.  The show wraps with all the Errors and Omissions as we head into the weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The show begins with some news as the fellas found out yesterday that a certain sports station has banned their promo spot that has been running during Canucks broadcasts. The Welcome Matt takes aim across the pond, where English football fans had a hand in the fall of the proposed Super League that dissolved as quickly as it was established. Whitecaps FC reporter JJ Adams makes his debut on the new show and gives praise to the ‘Caps for their big win over Portland last weekend. After what was a difficult debut season for Lucas Cavalllini JJ explains what the Canadian National striker wants to bring to the pitch this season. JJ also tells us what he’s hearing about the various designated players the ‘Caps are speaking with. Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter follows JJ. Our Friday Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal joins next and begins with an update on where Nikita Tryamkin stands with the Canucks. Dhaliwal also gives his thoughts on what Travis Green should do with all the young players that are chomping at the bit to get into the lineup. Dhaliwal also gives updates on Tyler Motte and Elias Pettersson’s health and what he’s hearing about the future home of the Canucks AHL franchise. Price is Right focuses on Thatcher Demko’s performance last night. Tell Me I’m Wrong and Canucks clips from this mornings practice follows. Jeff Paterson joins for his last hit of the week and starts off talking about Demko’s health in last nights game and wonders if the Canucks starter will get the night off tomorrow to get to full health for the first of two in the nations capital starting on Monday. J Pat also elaborates on the discussion of when Travis Green is going to start playing some of the young prospects that are knocking on the door to get into the lineup. The show wraps with all the Errors and Omissions as we head into the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Jason discuss #BannerGate and Nikita Tryamkin. They also welcome in Garry Galley to talk Sens ahead of their four game set against Vancouver. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Mike and Jason welcome in Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre to discuss the future of the Canucks blueline. Specifically the future of Nikita Tryamkin. Also, What We Learned. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Another week, another podcast.This week the fellas talk about the zoom calls from J.T. Miller, Jim Benning and Bo Horvat. They discuss the return to play for the Canucks and what we could expect from Sunday's upcoming game. After the break, the fellas chat about Nikita Tryamkin (yes, you read that right) and Faber gives his prospects report. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 2 of a lengthy conversation with Roxy Fever's JACKSON McDONALD, the two Js discuss more weirdness from Jim Benning's Friday availability with the media, the team's plan to lure Nikita Tryamkin back from Russia, and delve into conspiracy theories as to how and why Jim Benning still has a job. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Part 2 of a lengthy conversation with Roxy Fever's JACKSON McDONALD, the two Js discuss more weirdness from Jim Benning's Friday availability with the media, the team's plan to lure Nikita Tryamkin back from Russia, and delve into conspiracy theories as to how and why Jim Benning still has a job.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

TSN1040’s Rick Dhaliwal joins Donnie & Moj to discuss Nikita Tryamkin & any possible interest that remains with the Canucks. Rick also discusses Travis Green & how quiet it is with any contract negotiations.

Another week, another podcast.This week the fellas talk about Nikita Tryamkin, Vasili Podkolzin and Nils Hoglander while also discussing the Jacob Markstrom situation. In the middle of the episode, Faber is joined by Canucks prospect Jonah Gadjovich to talk about his time with the Canucks organization and experience at the World Junior Championships.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys discuss training camp, Jake Virtanen, Nikita Tryamkin, Troy Stecher and much more 

Dan and Randip share their Canucks scrimmage deep reaches. Also on the show: Todd Diamond (00:10) on Nikita Tryamkin, Chris Higgins (00:50) on Jack Rathbone, and David Pagnotta (2:00) on the NHL. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of […]

Dan and Randip react to the news of Nikita Tryamkin signing a 1-year extension in the KHL. They also get you set for tonight’s Canucks scrimmage which will be broadcast on Sportsnet 650, with Brendan Batchelor (00:55). Dan Rosen (00:25) talks Brock Boeser and Jason Marcou (2:00) talks Jack Rathbone. The views and opinions expressed […]

TSN1040's very own in-cider Rick Dhaliwal joined Sekeres & Price to help break down the decision from Nikita Tryamkin to sign back in Russia for the next season, why the Canucks didn't get a deal done, and much more.

Mike and Jason get into the Whitecaps crushing 4-3 loss to San Jose, break down the Nikita Tryamkin staying in Russia news, and talk all things Wild-Canucks with Scott Burnside

Todd Diamond, the agent for NIkita Tryamkin, says waiting longer for a Canucks deal became too risky for Tryamkin, who needed to know where he was playing. Diamond says a tight cap obviously was a factor, Nikita is disappointed because he wanted to come back, but a return for 2021-22 could happen

Mike and Jason go hockey-heavy, chatting with Todd Diamond, the agent for NIkita Tryamkin. and getting a Wild-Canucks preview from Mike Kelly

Thomas Drance of the Athletic says the what Nikita Tryamkin wanted salary-wise, and his role, probably didn't work for the Canucks anyways. Drancer says the Canucks young defensive depth is very much unproven, so the club may need to find a veteran d-man this summer, and also suggests Loui Eriksson will play a key role v Minnesota

Bik and Jamie react to the news that Canucks defenseman Nikita Tryamkin has opted to stay in the KHL for another season. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Joshua and Ty once again rant about Canucks Twitter and talk about the Virtanen situation. They also talk about Nikita Tryamkin and the Canucks cap situation as well as Cam Newton and Joshua is still mad about Chelsea losing to West Ham. We also talk NFL with Rich Madrid of Niners Nation and FootballZebras and all things sports with Joshua Griffith of SportsTalkLine and The Unnamed Sports ShowTIMESTAMPS:1:30- Another Canucks Twitter rant and Virtanen at Celebrities9:00- Nikita Tryamkin to return? Not a priority18:56- If the Canucks had 18 million in cap space33:03- Cam Newton to Patriots36:45- What the world could look like post Covid-1944:37- Joshua rants on Chelsea49:57- Rich Madrid talks NFL2:06:15- Joshua Griffith talks all sports3:05:04- The Best and Worst of Twitter and Question Period

In this hour, NHL.com's Dan Rosen as well as Nikita Tryamkin's agent Todd Diamond join Abbott and Dhaliwal.

Nikita Tryamkin's agent Todd Diamond joined Abbs & Dhaliwal to discuss the future for his client with the Vancouver Canucks.

Another week, another podcast.This week just happens to be a massive one. Faber and Quads talk about Vancouver backing out of being a hub city for the NHL to resume play. Then Faber goes off about the report from Ben Kuzma that says the Canucks don't have Kole Lind on their Black Aces list. After the intro segment the boys are joined by 15 year NHL vet and fan favorite Sami Salo. He tells some stories about playing with some legendary Canucks in his career and tells a great story about him and Jarkko Ruutu pranking Matt Cooke. The fun doesn't stop there as the boys and then joined by Rick Dhaliwal of TSN1040 and TheAthletic Vancouver. They talk about contract and have a discussion about Nikita Tryamkin. There's also a giveaway for a signed Quinn Hughes photo, be sure to listen on how to get a bonus entry in the contest!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You know when you think you're hot stuff and you just post your podcast and think it's no big deal? Yup, Ryan screwed up. Thanks for checking out this week's PP1 Podcast with special guest Anna Forsyth from C4 Podcast, it's a big deal. We get into Hub Cities, What we'd have in our Hub City, Cricket talk, and more. The Players Choice Sportscards and Collectibles Dudes and Guys was a douzy but we pitted Erik Gudbranson against Luca Sbisa and it went all kinds of weird. Nikita Tryamkin is brought up again, the cool COVID rings are a thing and somehow we still talk more about Erik Gudbranson. Make sure to vote for us in Best of Kelowna and also Rate, Review, and Subscribe. WE DON'T EVEN CHARGE FOR THAT! @ThePP1Podcast, @bkursel23, @tee3ree, @always90four

Rick Dhaliwal says a flat salary cap means the Canucks will likely lose two of Tanev, Toffoli, and Markstrom, and it also very much affects bringing in Nikita Tryamkin. Dhaliwal says to pump the brakes a bit on Ferland's availability for the play-in. He's symptom-free, but it's a long ways to go

Another week, another podcast.This week, the boys try their best not to talk about Nikita Tryamkin again, and discuss the prospect of having different cities around BC host NHL games once the season gets back up. They also analyze the Canucks' moveable assets as the team prepares to restructure the blue line this offseason, while going over the best defence prospects already in the organization. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TSN 1040 contributor Rick Dhaliwal says that discussions between the Canucks and Nikita Tryamkin have quieted. Dhaliwal also gave updates on Linus Karlsson, Jack Rathbone, compliance buyouts, June draft and Judd Brackett.

Another week, another podcast.This week the boys dive into what has been one of the wildest weeks on Canucks twitter in a long time. They break down the Judd Brackett situation and wonder why John Weisbrod didn't get cast in Game of Thrones. They chat about the loser that is Brendan Leipsic. What is the future of Tyler Toffoli and get sweaty while talking about Nikita Tryamkin. Cory Hergott joins Faber to talk about Brogan Rafferty and the horrible loss of Craig MacEwen. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Wadden & JD Burke bring you another edition of Rink Wide on TSN1040, talking all things hockey despite it being another week without action. They talk Nikita Tryamkin, the All-Time Canadian lineups produced by TSN, and look back fondly on some Jason Botchford memories; they are also joined by Thomas Drance, Steve Dryden + Rick Dhaliwal.

Aidan and Braeden cover the Canucks top prospects Nils Hoglander, Vasili Podkolzin, Brogan Rafferty, Olli Juolevi, Mikey DiPietro, Kole Lind, Nikita Tryamkin, Jack Rathbone, and Jett Woo!

Canucks GM Jim Benning gets into what the Canucks like about Nils Hoglander's game, suggesting Nils should be a top-9 player to start, with a top-6 future eventually. Benning says talks with his UFA's (Markstrom, Tanev, Toffoli) are in a holding pattern due to all the uncertainty, and says the Canucks would like to bring back Nikita Tryamkin

TSN1040's Rick Dhaliwal says with Nikita Tryamkin's KHL contract up on April 30th, he could sign with the Canucks however it's very quiet surrounding the defenceman right now & Rick says he doesn't see that as a positive.

Sean brings in Jordan Hawkins as first guest to talk about Nikita Tryamkin, NHL marketing and Canucks fans sub-groups. Hassan Ahmed joins in the second period to talk about co-hosting "Cap Space Wins Cups" with his brothers and Nikolay Goldobin heading to the KHL. Finally, TSN1040's Rob Fai from Rob Fai Nation Radio caps off the show as the third period guest to discuss his show, love of baseball, Jason Botchford and to answer our shootout questions!

Agent Todd Diamond says Nikita Tryamkin’s desire to come back to the NHL is real & genuine. Todd says Tryamkin can’t hold the new regime responsible for what happened the last time he was with the Canucks & feels good about the direction this organization is going.

TSN’s Ray Ferraro weighs in on Nikita Tryamkin, what happened the first time around with the Canucks & says there’s no harm bringing him in to see where his game is at but only if the contract numbers work. Ray also says Gilles Gratton had the best goalie mask & story to go with it.

TSN1040’s Rick Dhaliwal says the Canucks are trying to sign four players – Nikita Tryamkin, Mathias Bromé, Nils Höglander & Jack Rathbone. Rick says the IIFH transfer agreement is holding up any Bromé/ Höglander deals & Rathbone won’t likely make a decision until prospects camp.

TSN1040’s Jeff Paterson says when you look at what the Canucks defence will look like moving forward, there could be a spot for Nikita Tryamkin to fill IF his play warrants it. Jeff says the key for Tryamkin is to use his raw talent & play physical.

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro wonders if Nikita Tryamkin can keep pace with the speed of the NHL, after being away from the league for a few seasons. Ferraro also talked about an awkward conversation that he had on our sister-station TSN 1050 in Toronto yesterday.

Hours before Chris and Anna were to hit the record button, Eddie Lack announced his retirement from the NHL and in turn, gave the pair some hockey chatter to get into. They share some of their favourite Eddie moments and how they'll miss his humour and eccentricity on the bench. There's also more hockey talk with Nikita Tryamkin's official capacity to return to the NHL with the cancellation of the KHL season, before the two dive into the nonsense of what they've been binge watching over the past week.

Mike and Jason get into Eddie Lack's retirement, more reports that Nikita Tryamkin would like to return to the Canucks, and discuss the Chinese Basketball Association's plans to return to action with Greg Laffredi from CGTN in Beijing

Another week, another podcast.This week the boys talk about the Sedins jersey retirement night, the Canucks recent winning ways. What the division is putting in front of them to get to the final four and how Nikita Tryamkin could win over all Canucks fans with a playoff run in Utica. Speaking of Utica, we've got a mid-game "Ridin the Bus" segment with Cory Hergott as the Comets were getting dominated by the Crunch, Cory predicted that they could come back with a quick Goldobin goal and a Boucher goal. The Comets tied the game up at 2-2 right after we ended the phone call... You're a wizard Cory... We touch on the Micheal Ferland concussion talk but were unaware of the situation in Utica with him being taken out of the game, we chat with Cory about it and wrap up the show with it as well. Rate and review! We appreciate it!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another week, another podcast.This week the fellas chat about what Adam Gaudette has done to the top nine and more specifically what we can expect from him as the Canucks third line centre moving forward. We chat about the standings and why moving to the European 3-2-1-0 format might be better. There's some All-Star and Loui Eriksson chat mixed in there and we close out the episode with some Nikita Tryamkin talk. Mixed in near the end is our recurring segment "Ridin the Bus" with Cory Hergott where we come together to chat about Justin Bailey, Kole Lind and why Mikey DiPietro isn't getting more starts. We are happy to be presented by Parallel 49 Brewing. The best beer on this side of the moon. Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine runs through the gauntlet of questions around a potential Nikita Tryamkin return, and gets into the goalie situations in Columbus and with the Rangers

Andrew Wadden & Rick Dhaliwal bring you another edition of Rink Wide on TSN1040, talking all things hockey with an emphasis on the Canucks ahead of their Saturday night tilt with San Jose. The guys go around the league with the hottest stories from the past week including: Kassian vs Tkachuk, Nikita Tryamkin coming back, and much more.

Hockey player agent Todd Diamond joined Rink Wide on TSN1040 to discuss his client Nikita Tryamkin, in terms of a potential return to the Canucks after this season in Russia, and gives a status update on how his game has progressed.

Nikita Tryamkin’s agent Todd Diamond says the last time around, the Russian thought he should have gotten a longer look, more playing time, especially towards the end of the year. If Tryamkin was to return to the Canucks, Todd says the defenceman would want to sit down with Travis Green to discuss what his role would be and where he’d fit in with this Canucks roster.

Kevin Woodley gets the impression the Canucks are willing to move down from the 10th overall pick, if they feel players will be available further on. Kevin also disputes any notion that Nikita Tryamkin will be a game-changer if he returns, seeing Tryamkin as a third-pair d-man

Mike and Jason get into Jim Benning's Monday comments on the Canucks - including what happens with Alex Edler and Nikita Tryamkin - with Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine joining, as well

Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports says Bo Horvat has taken his game to another level this year, as he continues to grow as a 200-foot player. Kuz also discusses what the Canucks defensive group could look like if Nikita Tryamkin returns from the KHL

It's beautiful in Vancouver. We've moved outdoors to podcast as we enter the limbo between the Stanley Cup and the NHL Draft and surprise surprise, the Montreal Canadiens made a questionable trade again! Geeta, Dave and Ryan join you this week from the palatial estate's balcony and start the show right off the bat talking about the Max Domi/Alex Galchenyuk trade. What were the Montreal Canadiens looking for exactly? Why let a 30 goal scorer (at one time or another) go for a guy that scored nine goals last year, and four of them were empty netters. They also ask the tough question: Is Carey Price wasting his prime years in Montreal? Would the media and hockey fans scoff at him if he requested a trade? Or would he be applauded for the chance to play for a contender? They also discuss the Karlsson/Hoffman peace bond in Ottawa. After some absolutely awful, disgusting cyberbullying, allegations have been made towards Hoffman's partner. Will Mike Hoffman be dealt? Will Erik Karlsson? What do they need to do to figure out how to properly run a hockey team in Ottawa? They also talk about the Vancouver Canucks. Nikita Tryamkin's positive words regarding the chance of a comeback and much more! Listen to this week's 5 Minutes for Paying for our $5+ Patreon backers. Ryan discusses attending a woodland orgy. And with that $5 pledge, you also get instant access to last week's bonus show! Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook  

This week in anguish: - It's the goalies' and defencemen's turns to get called to the carpet and receive their inviolable, unbiased interim grades from Ardella and Tristan - In short: we love Troy Stecher and will seek out whatever stats we need to buttress that affection - We don't know what we got in the Tan-Man til he's gone - We're ready for the Gudbranson era to come to an end in Vancouver, but are a bit sad to see the back of Mr. Jordan Subban - Tristan rolls out the красный carpet for the eventual return of Nikita Tryamkin   Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on iTunes, and follow us on twitter @thisweeknucks. We can be reached by email  at thisweekinanguish@gmail.com.

Mike and Jason talk with the Province's Ben Kuzma about Nikita Tryamkin's Russian interview, what Reid Boucher being placed on waivers means for the line-up, and if he has Jake Virtanen making the opening night roster.

Dave Tomlinson weighs in on Nikita Tryamkin's departure.

Antoine Vermette wasn't happy with how the puck was being dropped, so he told the linesman in the worst possible way! Ryan Dave and Geeta join you this week to discuss the mandatory 10 game suspension for Anaheim's Vermette after a very odd situation last week vs Minnesota. Is the mandatory warranted? Or should it be reduced? Ryan talks about going to the Canucks game vs. Calgary, watching Nikita Tryamkin hopping over the boards and how the Calgary Flames jerseys are the ugliest in the league, almost as ugly as that long goal Edler put past Brian Elliott. They also discuss career minor leaguer Colin Chaulk's unfortunate jersey retirement ceremony in Fort Wayne, discuss Jake Virtanen's development in Utica and whether Brock Boeser can find his way into a Canucks jersey next month... or a Comets jersey? The gang also discusses Ryan Johansen's pissy return to Columbus and how he was upset there was no 'welcome home' feature on the jumbrotron. They also discuss the Montreal Canadiens' "window" to win the Stanley Cup, or lack there of and whether it's a good idea to sell the farm or not to try and win it all this year. Keep listening on www.patreon.com/pucksonnet for the continuation of the show in '5 Minutes For Paying' Enjoy!

The NHL All-Star game has come and gone, it was slow and boring and nobody seemed to enjoy themselves! But Don Cherry likes Justin Bieber's back checking, so there's that. Ryan, Geeta, Dave and his visiting sister Jennifer are on the bench this week. They discuss the aftermath of the 2017 NHL All-Star Game in Los Angeles, Snoop Dogg's F-Bombs, Justin Bieber's run in with Chris Pronger and the pageantry of the game itself. They also play Don Cherry's very accurate comments on the game's calibre of play during a rather lively Coach's Corner. Don didn't care for the action and neither did most watching at home. Ryan provides side by side comparisons of how the game was broadcasted to in Canada and the United States as well. They also discuss the NHL 100, the 100 best NHL players of the past 100 years, all the current Chicago Blackhawks and the snubs of active players. Jarome Iginla and Gino Malkin quickly come to mind. The Vancouver Canucks embarrassing 3-0 loss to Arizona is also discussed. From the Canucks setting a new NHL record for longest amount of play without a shot, to their plans at the trade deadline, things look bleak for Vancouver. Will they head down to Colorado and start buying? There's also some mad Nikita Tryamkin praise and some concern for the New York Islanders, who come the 2018-19 NHL season, will be homeless as the Barclay's Center has had enough! Enjoy!

(If the homies can't have none) In this case, it ain't fun that Tryamkin don't want none (of a Utica Comets Roster Spot) Dave, P Mac and Ryan get together this week to talk about the podcast's stance on fancy stats, their thoughts on the analytics and why the show is formatted the way it is. They move on to Brian Elliot's rough start with the Calgary Flames. Until Monday's shootout win against Chicago, he was winless in 3 with a GAA over 4 and a SV% under .900 ... basically Tom Barrasso numbers. The gang talks about the Canucks' injury troubles, their rough weekend in California and their new problems with Nikita Tryamkin. What will the Canucks brass do? Will they convince the Russian giant to play in Utica? Or will he return to the KHL? They also look at Ryan Miller and whether he's on the move while goalie injuries plague the NHL. They also compare the starts to the season for PK Subban and Shea Weber and more particularly, their plus/minus ratings. The gang also talk about the 2016 Heritage Classic in Winnipeg and take a look at the lead blowing Toronto Maple Leafs! Ryan provides a smug update on Jared McCann's season totals in Florida and is concerned he's not funny on the podcast. Is he? Enjoy!

The lazy dog days of the NHL regular season are here. Contenders are resting up, tank teams are putting their better players down with "injuries" to preserve them for summer hockey or as a precaution. Dave, Geeta and Ryan join you this week to talk about the Canucks' weak defence going into the end of the season, the absolute positives of Nikita Tryamkin and Dan Hamhuis taking everybody's little brother, Ben Hutton, under his wing. They look at Duncan Keith's latest suspension for a dangerous slash on Charlie Coyle, whether he deserved more and what will happen to the Blackhawks in the post-season. Could their deadline tinkering cause for a stinkering? Another podcast, another week of slagging Nazem Kadri, who was both fined for embellishment AND cross checked a Red Wing in the head on Hockey Night in Canada. Finally, the gang looks at the Oilers moving to Rexall and Ryan's trip to Prince Albert to cover the Raiders' early playoff exit! Enjoy!  

With hockey on pause for the foreseeable future it's time to look ahead and there's nobody better to do that with than prospect expert Cam Robinson. Not only is Cam the Director of Film Scouting at Elite Prospects and the Managing Editor of Dobber Prospects, but he's also a great friend of the show and he joined Elan to talk about a bunch of players that were either rookies in this past season or should be on our radars moving forward.Players discussed on this episode include Jack Hughes, Kappo Kakko, Vitaly Kravtsov, Nikita Gusev, Nico Hischier, Alexis Lafrenier, Quinton Byfield, Thatcher Demko, Jacob Markstrom, Michael DiPietro, Alex Turcott, Moritz Seider, Samuel Poulin, Nicholas Robertson, Jason Robertson, Denis Gurianov, Alex Barré-Boulet, Jeremy Swayman, Dan Vladar, Tuukka Rask, Kiril Kaprizov, Kevin Fiala, Nolan Patrick, K’Andre Miller, Nikita Tryamkin, Filip Zadina, Brady Tkachuk, Clayton Keller, Noah Dobson, and more!Make sure to check out more of Cam's work at EP Rinkside and consider supporting him on Patreon.We always invite and appreciate your feedback. Let us know what you think @keepingkarlsson.* * *Support Keeping Karlsson by telling a friend, subscribing to and reviewing Keeping Karlsson on iTunes, and following us on Twitter (@keepingkarlsson).  Even better, support us by becoming a patron of Keeping Karlsson! Patrons support future episodes of the show and get all kinds of perks in return, like Almanac discounts, an invite to the Keeping Karlsson Ultimate Patron Fantasy League (aka the KKUPFL), monthly Patroncasts, access to the secret patrons-only Facebook group, and weekly show scripts. OFFSEASON PROMOTION: Get all of our perks for any support amount. We just want you on board! The Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast is proudly presented by DobberHockey.Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.