Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Donnelly

In this episode of the RinkWise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky and co-host Patrick Donnelly are joined by UMass Amherst men's hockey head coach Greg Carvel. Fresh off a season of major shifts in the college hockey landscape, Coach Carvel dives deep into the changing world of recruiting, the impact of the CHL ruling, and what he looks for when building both a winning team and a cohesive coaching staff. Carvel also shares personal insights into his coaching philosophy, the transition from the NHL to college hockey, and why he believes UMass has become a premier destination for players aiming for the professional ranks. The RinkWise Podcast from New England Hockey Journal is a Seamans Media production. Find more daily hockey news at New England Hockey Journal: https://www.hockeyjournal.com/ 

Waterfowl science is entering a new era — and Ducks Unlimited is right in the middle of it.In this episode, host Dr. Mike Brasher is joined by co‑host Dr. Jerad Henson and guest Dr. Patrick Donnelly, Research Scientist with Ducks Unlimited's Western Region, for a deep dive into how emerging technologies are transforming the way we understand ducks, wetlands, and flyways.Patrick brings decades of experience from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, joint ventures, and academia, and now applies cutting‑edge tools like AI, cloud computing, GPS telemetry, remote sensing, and environmental DNA to answer some of the most important conservation questions at continental scales.In this episode, listeners will hear about:Patrick Donnelly's journey from the Fish & Wildlife Service to Ducks UnlimitedMovement ecology and why scale matters for migratory birdsHow GPS transmitters revolutionized waterfowl researchUsing satellite imagery to map wetlands across 40+ years“Functional wetland loss” and why water matters as much as land protectionThe role of snowpack, hydrology, and climate in western wetlandsDisease risk, botulism, and crowding during molting periodsLinking bird movements, habitat conditions, and timeThe Western Mallard Project and tracking 800 birds across the Pacific FlywaySentinel and Landsat satellites explained in plain languageCloud computing and why conservation can now run at scaleUsing citizen‑science data (eBird) alongside satellite dataNew applications of environmental DNA (yes — duck poop)How AI helps identify patterns humans can't seeTraining the next generation of conservation scientistsWhy this moment feels like a “second revolution” in waterfowl scienceThis episode pulls back the curtain on how Ducks Unlimited is using modern science to maximize conservation return on investment, ensuring that every dollar delivers the greatest benefit for waterfowl now and into the future.Listen now: www.ducks.org/DUPodcastSend feedback: DUPodcast@ducks.orgSPONSORS:Purina Pro Plan: The official performance dog food of Ducks UnlimitedWhether you're a seasoned hunter or just getting started, this episode is packed with valuable insights into the world of waterfowl hunting and conservation.Bird Dog Whiskey and Cocktails:Whether you're winding down with your best friend, or celebrating with your favorite crew, Bird Dog brings award-winning flavor to every moment. Enjoy responsibly.

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly discuss key USHL Phase 1 and Phase 2 draft takeaways for New England players. They argue the recent CHL eligibility ruling is driving USHL teams to tender more players to avoid losing them to the Q/O/WHL, noting 11 of 15 first-round Phase 1 picks were tenders. The "Overtime" segment features lighthearted “kindergarten hockey” questions. Topics 00:39 Podcast Intro and USHL Talk 01:23 USHL Tenders Breakdown 05:40 Why Tenders Are Back 08:01 Phase 1 Overview 11:13 Colin Walsh Spotlight 14:17 Phase 1 Falls and Snubs 17:40 Phase 2 Early Picks 19:10 Glantz Draft Options 20:50 Prep vs. USHL Decisions 21:36 Late-Round Sleepers 25:04 Avon Prep Standouts 25:40 Najda Translation Talk 27:49 Kindergarten Hockey Overtime 35:28 Wrap-Up and Sign-Off

This episode's guest is Patrick Donnelly, the top strategic enterprise AE at Nook. Patrick brings a founder's mindset to the field, he originally wanted to be a rock star or a startup founder, but found his creative calling in enterprise sales instead. Now three years in at Nooks, he has built the process, led the upmarket charge, and stayed at the top by doing the same things that got him there. Patrick shares a candid, practical playbook built on curiosity, humility, and the conviction that discovery is not a stage it is a lifestyle.   Learn more at top1.fm

On this episode of Bruins Beat, Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly dive into James Hagens' first game and the decision to send him to Providence. The guys also discuss the Bruins' recent play and why they may be in a pretty good spot if they make the playoffs.  Bruins Beat on CLNS is Powered by: 

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly react to the NHL Trade Deadline and what the Bruins did during the NHL trade deadline. Spoiler alert it wasn't much. The guys discuss if the Bruins staying pat was the right move or if they should have handled things differently. Bruins Beat on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Evan Marinofsky joins Patrick Donnelly to discuss his reactions to the winners and losers in the quarterfinals of the boys NEPSAC hockey tournament on Wednesday, March 4.

Patrick Donnelly joins Evan Marinofsky to discuss his reactions to the winners and losers in the quarterfinals of the girls NEPSAC hockey tournament on Wednesday, March 4.

This episode features Evan Marinowski and Patrick Donnelly breaking down the brackets for the NEPSAC girls hockey tournament, specifically the Elite 8, Large School, and Small School divisions.

This episode features Evan Marinowski and Patrick Donnelly breaking down the brackets for the NEPSAC boys hockey tournament, specifically the Elite 8, Large School, and Small School divisions.  

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly focus on Massachusetts postseason hockey. They review MIAA boys Division 1 seeding (Catholic Memorial No. 1, Xaverian No. 2, St. John's Prep No. 3, Arlington No. 4) and discuss potential sleepers including Reading, Wachusett, Framingham, Marshfield, Weymouth and a deep Pope Francis run, with Evan picking CM over Pope Francis in the final. They then break down MIAA girls Division 1 depth and Pat's bracket picks (Bishop Fenwick over NDA; Methuen/Tewksbury reaching the final quadrant), plus Division 2 picks highlighting Westwood, Milton, Duxbury and King Philip with Pat selecting Milton to win. The show shifts to boys prep, citing Salisbury's dominant win over Avon and changes in the Elite 8 picture, plus Avon's six-game skid. Girls prep rankings change significantly, with Nobles rising to No. 1, Loomis to No. 2, Dexter moving up, and St. Paul's surging after beating Exeter. In "Overtime," they discuss potential future Russian Olympic participation, the impact of the U.S. women's gold on women's hockey and the PWHL, and where the men's win ranks historically (both place it behind 1980). Topics 02:15 MIAA Boys D-1 Bracket 04:27 Boys D-1 Sleepers Picks 08:00 Why CM Wins D-1 11:10 Girls D-1 Wide Open 13:35 Girls D-1 Predictions 19:41 Girls D-2 Bracket Picks 26:09 Bracket Challenge Idea 26:46 Boys Prep Salisbury Surge 29:36 Avon Old Farms Slump 31:49 Avon Slump Concerns 33:12 Elite 8 Projections 35:14 Bubble Teams Watch List 39:12 Girls Rankings Shakeup 39:44 Nobles New No. 1 43:21 Loomis Surge Analysis 45:25 Dexter And St. Pauls 48:41 Top Ten Newcomers 50:43 Elite 8 Seeding Outlook 53:26 "Overtime" Olympic Questions 56:41 Women's Gold Impact 59:33 Men's Gold Memories 01:05:01 Wrap And Signoff

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly open with reactions to the shooting at Dennis Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, R.I., offering condolences and noting reported heroes. They then preview late-season prep hockey: boys teams slipping (Avon Old Farms, Belmont Hill) and rising (Cushing, Kimball Union), and girls hockey shakeups with Phillips Andover taking No. 1, Nobles surging, plus Williston Northampton, Groton, St. Paul's and Cushing bubble scenarios. MIAA notes include Canton's Ed Burns win, Reading's defensive run, Catholic Memorial over Pope, Algonquin's perfect season, Hingham, KP, St. Mary's, and a Framingham highlight. Overtime discusses Olympic hockey. Topics 01:34 Tragedy at Dennis Lynch Arena: Community Shaken, Heroes Step Up 04:32 Pat's Ski Crash: The Collarbone Break Storytime 07:59 Back to Hockey: Playoff Stretch Run and Bracket Watch 08:34 Boys Prep: Avon Old Farms Slipping, Elite 8 Pressure Mounts 10:29 Boys Prep: Belmont Hill's Rough Patch and ISL Gauntlet 12:45 Boys Prep: Cushing's Late-Season Surge: Can It Make the Elite 8? 16:44 Boys Prep: Kimball Union Rebounds and Lakes Region Tournament Impact 20:35 Olympics-Themed Feature: "Four Nations'"All-Star Concept for Prep Hockey 23:52 Girls Prep: New No. 1; Phillips Andover Tops Williston, Elite 8 Chaos Ahead 25:28 Girls Prep: Nobles Rolling and Francie Ames' Ridiculous Scoring Streak 27:07 Girls Prep Bubble Talk: New Hampton's Turnaround and Groton's Uphill Climb 29:55 Girls Prep: St. Paul's vs Exeter Home-and-Home Could Decide the Cut Line 31:08 Girls Prep: Cushing Back in the Mix; Big Week vs Deerfield, Rivers, Dexter 33:02 Nobles vs. Andover Projections and the Race for the No. 1 Seed 34:35 Dexter's Path to Cracking the Top Four (and the Girls Standings Chaos) 35:45 MIAA Boys: Can Williston Still Sneak In? 36:36 Canton's Ed Burns Statement Win and Super 8 Talk 38:33 Reading's Shutdown Streak: Built for the Tournament 41:16 Catholic Memorial Beats Pope; CM as the Clear D-1 Favorite 42:40 MIAA Girls: Algonquin Stays Perfect with Win over NDA 44:31 Girls Contenders Heating Up: Hingham, King Philip, St. Mary's 47:23 Power Rankings, Showcases and the Shifting Super 8 Picture 49:54 Quick Hit: Framingham's Ed Cahoon Cup Win and Sleeper Potential 51:52 Overtime (Olympic Edition): Is Hockey the Best Olympic Sport? 57:23 Gold Medal vs. Stanley Cup and U.S.–Canada Final Hype (Wrap-up)

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly, with guests Ray LeBlanc, Jeremiah Tabor and Kip St. Germaine of Adaptive Hockey, discuss Mass Hockey's third Adaptive Hockey Day, scheduled for Feb. 22. The event will showcase six USA Hockey disciplines, including blind, deaf, sled, special standing, amputee and warrior hockey. LeBlanc details the growth of the East Coast Jumbos and the increasing involvement of prep and high school players as volunteers. St. Germaine shares his experiences in adaptive hockey, culminating in his gold medal wins. The panel also discusses the rising popularity of girls hockey, the role of private equity in rink ownership, and the various developmental paths for young players in Massachusetts.   Topics 00:32 Mass Hockey's Third Adaptive Hockey Day 01:38 Ray LeBlanc's Journey with Adaptive Hockey 02:11 Jeremiah Tabor's Role and Adaptive Hockey Growth 05:25 Kip St. Germaine's Inspirational Story 08:54 Adaptive Hockey Events and Initiatives 31:56 The Impact of Adaptive Hockey on Volunteers 35:54 Community Support and Local Partnerships 36:16 Inclusion of Athletes from Various States 36:53 Exciting Game Series and Event Details 37:43 Growth and Impact of Adaptive Hockey 38:45 Collaborations and Youth Clinics 39:15 Role Models and Inspirational Stories 46:30 Challenges and Opportunities in Town Hockey 50:47 Development and Future of Youth Hockey 52:50 High School Hockey and Junior Levels 01:02:21 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly delve into the highlights of Beanpot Monday, evaluating the performances of Boston College and Boston University on their path to the title game. They provide an in-depth analysis of several prep hockey games, including thrilling matches such as Dexter Southfield's win over St. Mark's and the dynamics of this season's top players. They also address the recent developments in the MIAA, notably the anticipated return of the Super 8 tournament and its implications for Division 1 and Division 2 teams. To wrap up, they make their Super Bowl predictions, weighing in on the big game's potential outcomes.  Topics 00:22 Recap of Beanpot Monday 00:56 Harvard vs. BC Analysis 01:50 BU vs. Northeastern Game Insights 03:55 St. Mark's vs. Dexter Thrilling Match 05:49 Player of the Year Candidates Discussion 11:36 St. Sebastian's Comeback Season 15:03 Berkshire's Rise to Contender 16:19 Winchendon's Impressive Turnaround 18:15 Weekly JSPR Check-in 19:15 Girls Prep Hockey Highlights 31:06 Analyzing Team Stats and Plea for Submissions 31:46 Girls MIAA: Milton's Ups and Downs 34:04 Bishop Feehan and Archie's Weekly Check-In 36:00 Hingham vs Pembroke: A Prove-It Game 36:41 King Philip's Undefeated Streak Ends 37:15 Super 8 Tournament: Boys and Girls 44:01 Division 2 Teams Shine in Ed Burns Tournament 46:58 Arlington and Canton: Top Public School Teams 49:10 St. John's Prep and Arlington Catholic Updates 51:47 NHL Enforcers Trivia Challenge 56:46 Super Bowl Predictions and Final Thoughts

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly dive in to the latest updates in prep and MIAA hockey. They discuss the strength of Catholic Memorial after its dominating performance against Xaverian, Canterbury's impressive rise in boys prep hockey rankings, and the U.S. team's dominating performance at the Women's U-18 World Championship. They also analyze the current standings and notable performances in both boys and girls prep hockey, as well as major developments in the MIAA.  Topics 02:31 Boys Prep Hockey Rankings Update 08:26 NHL Central Scouting Midterm Rankings 15:05 Girls Prep Hockey Highlights 22:55 Deerfield's Tough Loss and Exeter's Performance 24:08 Groton's Key Players and Recent Wins 25:03 Brooks vs. Lawrence: A Physical Game 26:50 JSPR Rankings and Key Teams 29:01 Women's U-18 World Championship Recap 33:49 MIAA Boys Hockey: Top Teams and Performances 40:41 MIAA Girls Hockey: Top Teams and Key Matches 44:52 Bishop Feehan's Recent Success and Other Teams to Watch 47:52 Upcoming Tournaments and Final Thoughts

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly discuss the latest in New England prep hockey. They dive into rankings and updates for girls prep teams, analyzing key players and game outcomes that shook up the standings. The duo also covers the boys prep scene, discussing notable wins and upsets, and the impact of older teams this season. The podcast moves on to cover highlights from MIAA girls and boys hockey, including significant wins and losses and potential playoff implications. Both hosts share their insights and predictions for the remainder of the season. Topics 01:16 Girls Prep Hockey Rankings Update 01:50 Top Performers and Key Matches 06:22 St. Paul's and Other Notable Teams 09:40 Groton and Teams Outside the Top 10 14:47 Boys Prep Hockey Overview 22:05 Tabor's Impressive Performance 24:57 The Dynamics of College Hockey Recruitment 27:20 St. Mark's: A Contender in Prep Hockey 28:24 Weekend Recap: Salisbury and KUA Performances 31:56 MIAA Girls Hockey Highlights 36:51 Public School Hockey Standouts 38:50 St. John's Shrewsbury's Impressive Week 42:00 Top Teams and Rankings in MIAA Boys Hockey 46:37 Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Highlights

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly recap the second annual New Year's Prep Puck Drop girls tournament, highlighting standout teams and players. They also delve into the boys prep Watkins Championship and the performances of significant teams including Thayer and Canterbury. Additionally, they provide an overview of the MIAA girls Tenney Cup and the state of MIAA boys, with a focus on Catholic and public school teams. The episode concludes with a sentimental "Overtime" segment where the hosts reflect on personal hockey experiences and relationships enhanced by the sport. Topics 02:44 Girls Prep Hockey Tournament Highlights 05:36 Rivers' Disappointing Weekend 08:37 Cushing's Performance and Challenges 11:09 JSPR Rankings and Analysis 14:29 Boys Prep Hockey Insights 16:33 Canterbury's Strong Performance 19:46 Tabor's Rise in Rankings 23:32 MIAA Girls Hockey and Tenney Cup 25:32 Young Stars Shine in Duxbury 26:48 Milton's Impressive Comeback 27:52 Hingham's Rankings and Performance 28:46 Emerging Teams and Players to Watch 33:03 Boys MIAA Hockey Highlights 41:03 Personal Hockey Memories and Relationships

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly focus on the holiday hockey tournaments and the latest prep girls rankings. They discuss the excitement around holiday tournaments, with Evan expressing his frustration with technical issues but highlighting his anticipation for the holiday season. They delve deep into prep girls hockey rankings, with a new No. 1 team, Williston Northampton, and examine the performances of top teams and standout players. The episode also covers predictions and key matchups for upcoming tournaments. On the boys side, they discuss the Groton Lawrence tournament and the Avon Old Farms Christmas Classic. They conclude with highlights from boys and girls MIAA hockey and some engaging “Overtime” questions. Topics 00:56 Holiday Tournament Excitement 02:06 Prep Girls Rankings Overview 02:18 Williston Northampton Takes the Top Spot 03:13 Nobles' Dominance and Key Players 04:09 Tabor's Impressive Performance 05:19 Dexter and Cushing Highlights 06:13 St. Paul's and Other Top Teams 07:07 Preview of Upcoming Tournaments 08:46 Harrington Tournament Highlights 10:54 Watkins Tournament Preview 13:28 Dexter Holiday Tournament 16:03 Boys Prep Tournaments Overview 16:10 Groton Lawrence Tournament 19:14 Avon Old Farms Christmas Classic 22:45 NHL Draft Prospects to Watch 23:04 Deerfield's Rebound Weekend 23:31 Local Teams: Nobles and Milton 23:49 Andover's Close Games 26:13 Top 10 Prep Teams Update 27:42 Boys MIAA Highlights 31:11 Girls MIAA Highlights 33:13 Overtime: Holiday Edition 42:33 Wrapping Up and Holiday Wishes

Patrick Donnelly and Matt Doherty delve into the MIAA soccer playoffs as the postseason approaches. They discuss the top contenders and potential upsets in each division for both boys and girls soccer. Patrick and Matt dive into specific teams and players to watch, highlight noteworthy games, and provide insights into the playoff picture in the five divisions. Additionally, producer Dave Yas challenges the hosts with a soccer history and rules quiz, adding an entertaining element to the discussion. Topics 00:31 Excitement for the Upcoming Playoffs 01:30 Division 1 Boys Soccer Preview 02:44 Top Contenders in Division 1 04:27 Potential Upsets and Dark Horses 10:13 Division 2 Boys Soccer Preview 15:19 Division 2 Boys Soccer Preview 19:46 Division 4 and Five 5 Soccer Preview 23:21 Transition to Girls Soccer Discussion 29:52 Underdogs to Watch in the Tournament 31:11 Division 1 Insights and Predictions 31:21 Division 2 Contenders and Dark Horses 35:26 Division 3: The Most Exciting Division 40:12 Division 4 and 5: Dynasties and Rising Stars 42:47 Extra Time: Soccer Quiz Challenge

In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rink Wise Podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly discuss various updates in the sports world, focusing particularly on the recent US Open and the New England D1 Championship in baseball at Polar Park. While updating on baseball, the hosts delve into the major topic of the week—the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) Draft. They provide insights into significant picks, including a detailed analysis of picks from New England and the implications for prep schools, junior hockey leagues, and the National Team Development Program (NTDP). The podcast also explores potential recruiting battles between the USHL and Canadian junior leagues, value picks, snubs, and the future of New England players in junior hockey. The episode wraps up with insights into what the changes in draft dynamics might mean for the evolving landscape of prep and junior hockey.   Topics 00:31 High School Baseball Championships 02:30 QMJHL Draft Overview 05:29 Impact on New England Players 10:36 Future of Junior Hockey and Prep Schools 13:18 Quebec Ramparts' Bold Move 15:47 Carter Meyer Draft Reactions 16:41 Quebec's Strategic Draft Picks 18:46 Notable Draft Picks and Surprises 20:09 Underrated Draft Picks and Value Finds 22:45 Draft Snubs and Missed Opportunities 27:10 USHL vs. QMJHL: The Recruiting Battle 30:31 Concluding Thoughts and Future Updates

Evan and Patrick Donnelly are joined by Eric Boguniecki, a former NHL player and current scout for the Arizona Coyotes and Utah Mammoth. They discuss Eric's impressive career, his transition from coaching to scouting, and his insights on player development. Eric shares personal stories about his son's unique path from baseball to hockey, emphasizing the importance of multi-sport participation for young athletes. The conversation touches on the evolving landscape of prep school and junior hockey, the impact of the CHL ruling on college commitments, and the potential for new NCAA Division I programs. Additionally, they dive into personal anecdotes about their love for hockey and the emotional highs and lows of being a sports fan.   Topics 00:46 Introducing the Special Guest: Eric Boguniecki 01:22 Eric's Career Journey 01:51 Life on the Road as a Scout 03:21 Transition from Coaching to Scouting 04:58 Scouting Insights and Player Evaluation 06:21 The Importance of Hockey Sense 12:26 Balancing Sports and Family Life 16:53 Jake Boggan's Unique Path in Sports 17:15 Challenges and Changes in Prep School Hockey 36:45 Hockey Prep School Culture 37:16 Memorable Football Moments 38:25 Jake's College Recruitment Journey 40:37 NCAA Recruitment Rules and Challenges 42:00 The Impact of Transfer Portals 44:03 The Future of College Hockey 47:46 Hockey's Growing Popularity 55:12 Overtime: Personal Hockey Stories

For a quarter century, schoolchildren across the valley have been learning about desert conservation from Mojave Max, our city's beloved tortoise mascot. But what if the Mojave Max program was actually … bad for the desert? Today on City Cast Las Vegas, co-host Dayvid Figler talks with Patrick Donnelly, Great Basin Director at the Center for Biological Diversity. Patrick has some serious beef with Mojave Max, and it all starts, he says, with how the program was funded by the real estate developers who destroyed Mojave Max's habitat. Learn more about the sponsors of this May 21st episode: Southern Nevada Water Authority Barter Beer + Mall Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram, or email us at lasvegas@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. For more Las Vegas news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Las Vegas. Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Bruins Beat Evan Marinofsky is joined by New England Hockey Journal's Patrick Donnelly. The guys discuss the Bruins moving into No. 4 entering Thursday as well as what should the Bruins do it the draft. As well as discuss what to watch the rest of the season for this Bruins team. 0:00 - Introducing Guest 2:48 - Bruins currently 4th Best Odds in Draft Lottery 11:35 - Prizepicks 12:57 - Looking at how Draft Lottery could play out 15:15 - Looking at who Bruins could draft with the potential 4th pick 17:30 - Could the Bruins potentially look to trade up? 21:55 - Looking at Top 5 Prospects and who could make an impact immediately for Bruins 28:24 - Outlook for rest of season 29:45 - Morgan Geekie future in Boston 32:51 - Jeremy Swagman 37:28 - What to watch for rest of season 40:13 - Wrapping up Bruins Beat is presented by: Prize Picks! Get in on the excitement with PrizePicks, America's No. 1 Fantasy Sports App, where you can turn your hoops knowledge into serious cash. Download the app today and use code CLNS to get $50 when you play $5! PrizePicks, run your game! Go to https://PrizePicks.com/CLNS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ponder what means the most to ancient Greek philosopher Socrates in James Baldwin's short story, “Socrates and His House.”  Read by Patrick Donnelly.  A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.

Host Evan Marinofsky and co-host Patrick Donnelly dive into several key topics. They recap the Ed Burns tournament, highlighting notable games and player performances. They then transition to forecast the Elite Eight for both boys and girls prep hockey, analyzing current standings, pivotal upcoming games, and potential upsets. The conversation also touches on the large and small school brackets and teams poised to make an impact. The episode concludes with a fun segment called Overtime, featuring memorable hockey quotes and the hosts' reactions to them.   Topics   00:25 Flu Shots and CVS Experiences 01:45 Hockey Season Overview 02:15 Ed Burns Tournament Recap 03:14 Braintree vs. Reading Analysis 07:25 Hingham vs. Winchester Breakdown 09:41 Belmont's Top Line and Tournament Potential 12:52 Arlington's Dominant Performance 15:04 Girls Prep Hockey: Williston vs. Dexter 18:36 Elite Eight Forecasting 25:28 Tabor's Tough Schedule and Future Prospects 25:48 Boys Elite Eight Rankings Breakdown 26:19 St. Mark's Impressive Performance 27:42 Dexter and Avon's Dominance 28:11 Salisbury's Remarkable Turnaround 28:50 Cushing's Mixed Results 29:10 Potential Elite Eight Contenders 31:04 Large and Small School Tournament Insights 36:17 Overtime: Best Hockey Quotes 45:10 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

Before his death, a father attempts to teach his sons an important lesson about unity.  Discover how he does it in Aesop's tale, “The Farmer and His Sons.”  Read by Patrick Donnelly. A Production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.

In this episode of the Rinkwise podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly delve into the upcoming girls' prep hockey season. They discuss the excitement of the new season, favorite teams, particularly highlighting New Hampton and other major contenders. They analyze the depth and potential of returning players and new additions, and give predictions for the Elite Eight Championship. The episode also touches on the role of analytics in hockey and controversial quotes from hockey figures in the Overtime segment. Topics 00:00 Introduction and Season Excitement 01:15 Girls Prep Preview Overview 02:10 Elite Eight Favorites: Nobles and Andover 03:49 Key Players and Teams to Watch 08:46 Rising Teams and Potential Surprises 12:54 New Hampton and Other Contenders 16:40 Sleeper Teams and Final Thoughts 22:30 Loomis Chaffee's Unbeaten Streak 23:18 High School Hockey's Unique Moments 24:23 New Faces in Prep Hockey 24:52 Highlighting Top Teams and Players 26:42 College Commitments and Prospects 29:45 Predictions for the Elite Eight Championship 33:12 Overtime: Controversial Hockey Quotes 45:27 Wrapping Up and What's Next

In this open and honest episode, we're joined by Patrick Donnelly, who discusses the often-unspoken struggles men face when the weight of life feels overwhelming and futile. Patrick bravely shares how anxiety and depression took root after becoming a father, amplifying his long-held belief that nothing he attempted would succeed. His story reveals the toll of a lifetime spent avoiding risks, taking the easiest paths, and resigning himself to failure before even trying. Through therapy and a transformative moment of vulnerability—sharing a personal essay about his mental health on Facebook and then in the local newspaper—Patrick not only began to heal but also sparked a ripple effect of hope. His honesty inspired hundreds of men to seek help, proving that even when it feels futile, taking a single step forward can change everything. This episode is a powerful exploration of how to confront self-doubt, embrace vulnerability, and redefine what it means to be brave. If you've ever felt like giving up before even starting, Patrick's journey is proof that change is possible. If you want to read Patrick's Facebook post of January 2017: https://www.facebook.com/patrick.donnelly.184/posts/pfbid0tzY2FRvjVfMbyfcZUWHKMf2NBuK5QqVSoBnP3T81SvDKwgETpT3wawQUz9NWsryvl If you want to contact Patrick via social media: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pdonnelly612/ Finally, Patrick references the Gary Gulman special: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10409666/ 

In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky is joined by Patrick Donnelly and special guest Connor Gorman, the head hockey coach of the New Hampton boys team. The conversation touches upon a variety of topics, including the success of the New England Fall Prep League, Gorman's coaching philosophy and strategies, the challenges of balancing development with competitive play, and the future of prep hockey. The discussion highlights Gorman's authentic coaching style, the evolution of prep hockey, and how he prepares his players for collegiate and junior hockey. The episode also includes a segment where the hosts react to ChatGPT's list of the top three iconic moments in hockey history.   Topics   00:31 Introducing Connor Gorman 00:55 Fall Prep League Insights 02:28 Recruitment and Team Dynamics 05:29 Challenges and Strategies 16:21 Coaching Philosophy and Experience 27:13 Division Three Hockey and Player Development 30:34 Channeling Emotions in Hockey 30:50 Transition Challenges for Young Players 32:10 Importance of Transferable Skills 33:12 Evolution of Prep Hockey 33:56 Balancing Academics and Athletics 37:10 Future of Prep Hockey and Junior Leagues 40:07 Impact of CHL Ruling on Prep Hockey 43:54 Iconic Moments in Hockey History 54:34 Overtime: Fun Facts and Reflections

In this episode of the Rinkwise Podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly delve into college hockey commitment trends and transfer statistics. They discuss the recruitment process, transfer rates, and the impact of rules on player movement. Notably, 83.64% of players ended up at their committed school, but around 30% eventually transferred or left college hockey. The episode also covers recent girls' hockey commitments, with highlights from Yale, BC, BU, and more. A special segment features the creation of the 'Rinkwise Rebels' podcast theme song using AI. Topics 01:36 Podcast Structure and Listener Feedback 02:39 Magazine Highlights and Photography 03:45 Recruitment Insights and Statistics 07:22 Transfer Trends in College Hockey 20:32 Goalie Commitments and Transfers 25:53 Division 3 Hockey Insights 27:33 College Hockey Stats and Challenges 28:14 Social Media and College Visits 29:24 Future of Hockey Recruiting 30:11 Girls' Hockey Commitments 36:13 Comparing Boys' and Girls' Recruiting 38:02 Overtime: Fun and Games  

In this episode of New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly sit down with Jason Guerriero, recently appointed as USA Hockey Director of Player Development for Massachusetts and New England districts. Guerriero, a former player and college assistant coach, discusses his career, his new role, and the importance of development at all levels of the sport. The conversation delves into the intricacies of youth hockey, the scouting and recruiting process, and the challenges and evolving landscape of college hockey. The episode also features a lively discussion on topics like shootouts in hockey and the concept of a relegation system. Guerriero offers insights and perspectives on fostering young talent and the future of hockey development in the region.   00:36 Guest Introduction: Jason Guerriero 02:00 Jason's Career and New Role 04:28 Passion for Development and USA Hockey 07:29 Challenges and Opportunities in Youth Hockey 11:06 Improving Hockey Sense and Player Development 13:32 Regional Representation and Selection Process 18:21 Balancing Competition and Development 25:43 Teaching Hockey to Young Kids 27:05 Challenges in Recruiting 28:37 Evaluating Consistency in Players 31:00 The Role of Agents and Social Media 33:04 The Changing Landscape of College Hockey 43:02 Overtime: Fun and Insightful Questions 49:58 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of New England Soccer Journal's The Goal Podcast, host Matt Langone speaks with New England Soccer Journal high school soccer writer Patrick Donnelly about the upcoming high school soccer season. They discuss top teams and players to watch, challenges posed by the MLS Next factor, the impact of club soccer on high school participation, and share experiences covering high school sports. The episode also includes a fun segment called Extra Time, where the participants answer random soccer-related questions.   Topics   01:12 High School Soccer Insights 02:55 MLS Next Impact on High School Soccer 04:41 Early Season Highlights and Rankings 05:39 Challenges of Covering High School Sports 08:04 Players to Watch This Season 10:41 State Championship Atmosphere 12:16 Comparing High School and Prep School Sports 14:55 Pat's Background and Experience 16:04 Extra Time: Fun Questions 24:34 Conclusion and Sign Off

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly dive into several topics in this episode of the Rinkwise podcast. They start by discussing recent experiences at the River Rats Jamboree, noting the renaming of local rinks. The conversation shifts to youth hockey structuring, including the implications of rising commitments and player evaluations. The hosts then provide an in-depth recapitulation of recent college commitments by local high-level hockey players, discussing the strengths and potential futures of many players. The episode concludes with a debate segment covering topics like body checking in youth hockey, fighting in hockey, and the value of outdoor hockey games.   Topics   00:22 Hockey Season Kickoff 00:32 Arena Name Changes and Amenities 01:39 Ball Hockey and College Showcases 03:28 August Commitments and College Choices 04:37 Boston College Recruits 07:12 Boston University Recruits 10:49 Providence College Recruits 13:14 Harvard University Recruits 15:20 Merrimack College Recruits 17:27 University of Maine Recruits 18:57 Dartmouth College Recruits 22:34 Dartmouth's Strategic Recruitment 23:23 UMass's August 1st Recruitment Blitz 25:59 Vermont's New Recruits 27:07 Quinnipiac and Colgate's Key Additions 28:34 Upcoming Prospects to Watch 30:23 Girls' Commitments and Recruitment Insights 31:41 The Great Debate: Hockey Topics 44:04 Closing Remarks and Future Coverage

(0:00) Joe starts the second hour of Monday's show discussing the Bruins contract talks with Jeremy Swayman with calls coming in.  (14:10) Patrick Donnelly who covers the Bruins for the New England Hockey Journal joins the show to talk all things Bruins offseason.  (30:50) Another edition of in or out with Joe Murray!   

In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly host Jay Pandolfo, a renowned figure in hockey. The conversation covers Pandolfo's remarkable career trajectory from playing at Burlington High School, BU, and a 13-season stint with the New Jersey Devils. With two Stanley Cups and extensive experience both as a coach and a scout, Pandolfo provides insights into his current role as BU's head coach. Key topics include the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment, the impact of the COVID-19 era on player development, and the challenges of coaching at the collegiate level. Pandolfo also shares his perspectives on the differences in coaching styles over the years and offers advice to young players and their parents about navigating the hockey world. Topics 00:28 Guest Introduction: Jay Pandolfo 01:57 The Changing Landscape of College Hockey 05:20 Recruiting Challenges and Parental Perspectives 09:06 NIL Impact on College Hockey 13:16 Personal Reflections and Career Decisions 20:39 Support System and Staff Contributions 21:41 Navigating College Hockey and NCAA Changes 22:07 Transition from NHL to College Coaching 27:45 Reflections on NHL Career and Winning Stanley Cups 31:35 Coaching Philosophies and Influences 32:01 The Role of Communication in Coaching 38:14 Advice for Hockey Parents 39:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of the New England Hockey Journal's Rinkwise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky is joined by Patrick Donnelly to discuss the recent Mass. Hockey Festival, where they evaluated young hockey talent including the 07s, 08s, and 09s age groups. They explore standout players across various positions, the impact of playing in different competitive environments like prep schools and the MIAA, and the potential for these young athletes to move on to higher levels of play. Additionally, they cover the nuances of scouting and identifying talent in youth hockey, the challenges of evaluating goaltenders in festival settings, and share personal insights on the progression of young players. The conversation also touches on the future of girls prep hockey and the academy model, emphasizing the growth and development of hockey talent in New England. Topics 01:32 Exploring the World of MIAA Baseball 02:07 Hockey Players and Their Spring Sports Choices 04:27 Mass. Hockey Festival Highlights and Food Reviews 06:44 Deep Dive into the 07s: Prospects and Performances 12:56 Spotlight on Standout Defensemen and Surprises 19:33 Highlighting Standout Players and Teams 20:46 Deep Dive into Forwards and Defensemen Performances 22:30 Spotlight on Surprising and Strong Performances 24:08 Focusing on the 09s: Future Stars and Development Prospects 32:29 Evaluating Defense and Goalie Prospects Among the 09s 36:55 Reflections and Insights on Hockey Talent Evaluation

Hosts Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly chat with Kent head coach Dale Reinhardt about the transition from hockey season to school responsibilities, the recruitment process for student-athletes, and the importance of choosing the right path for youth hockey players. The coach shares insights on balancing sports and academia, the evolving landscape of hockey recruitment, and stories from his coaching career to illustrate the journey of developing players. The discussion also touches upon the benefits of multi-sport participation, the impact of the transfer portal and NCAA changes on recruitment, and personal anecdotes from Reinhardt's playing and coaching career to shed light on the realities of youth hockey development and recruitment. Topics: 00:59 Life After Hockey Season: Transition and Activities 01:48 Recruitment and Changes in Hockey Culture at Kent 03:01 Balancing Sports and Specialization in Youth Hockey 13:21 The Journey from Youth Hockey to Coaching 19:57 Reflecting on Youth Hockey and the Shift in Team Loyalty 23:40 Exploring a Player's Season and Mental Growth 24:51 The Importance of Personalized Paths in Hockey 27:00 Navigating Junior Hockey and College Commitments 28:26 The Evolution of Prep Hockey and Recruitment Strategies 34:47 Adapting to Changes in the College Recruitment Process 38:00 Guidance for Players Choosing Junior Leagues and Future Prospects

Tierra Curry is a scientist who has worked for each of us in the past 20 years. She is working in the field, and at a desk in an effort to protect animals from extinction. Yes, from extinction! Her important work ultimately protects our own place on the planet.In this episode the Monarch Butterfly serves as the gateway to the mix of threats facing thousands of animals. Tierra carefully shares the story of an insect which can fly well more than a thousand miles. The Monarch Butterfly's journey from Canada to Mexico includes many stops, even in my yard. Your yard, also?Tierra is a Senior Scientist at the Center for Biological Diversity. This link will take you into the depths of Responsibilities:https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/action/The countless number of monarchs beating their wings is in the following. The link : https://lightroom.adobe.com/shares/c83c3f9b9b1b4ac289a5ac1d5d56de71https://lightroom.adobe.com/shares/c83c3f9b9b1b4ac289a5ac1d5d56de71 provides high quality pictures of the butterfly and incredible sound recordings of the butterfly's departure from Mexico. This material is a courtesy of Patrick Donnelly, a colleague of Tierra's. Thanks, Patrick!!Please generously support the endeavors of  the Center For Biological Diversity!My podcast is a personal effort to improve all of our lives with great content and the fuel enabling us to take the next best step! Take the moment to become a colleague of my friend, Tierra Curry. Please. I enjoy hearing from  you through the email below.Support the showPATRICK MINERsave.these.stories @gmail.comRecommend the podcast to others! Cheers!

Episode Summary: In this thought-provoking episode of "90 Miles from Needles," the Desert Protection podcast, we journey with the host to the shores of the rapidly shrinking Great Salt Lake and the steps of the Utah State Capitol. We delve into the urgent efforts led by advocates and scientists to save the critical ecosystem of the lake and protect species like the Wilson's Phalarope through the Endangered Species Act. The discussion highlights the worrying state of the Great Salt Lake, its declining water levels, and the dire consequences for the unique saline ecosystem that supports millions of migratory birds. The plight of the Wilson's Phalarope, a bird species whose existence is threatened by the lake's dehydration, and its petition for federal protection, stands as a stark reminder of the interconnectedness of biodiversity and our responsibility in its stewardship. About the Guest(s): Terry Tempest Williams is a renowned author, conservationist, and advocate for environmental justice and human rights. Her work as an essayist and naturalist has been influential in the environmental literature scene. She has a rich publication history on topics related to the American West, wilderness preservation, and social justice. Her notable works include "Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place," a memoir intertwining her family's experience with cancer and the rising Great Salt Lake. Williams' affinity for the natural world and her impact as a voice for conservation have established her as a beloved and respected figure in environmental advocacy. Patrick Donnelly is the Great Basin Program Director for the Center for Biological Diversity, a leading role in the organization's efforts to protect the wildlife and wild places of Nevada and the Great Basin region. His involvement in conservation spans various projects, including species petitioning and habitat preservation. Ryan Carl, a biologist with the group Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge, specializes in the study of phalaropes and other wildlife dependent on saline lake ecosystems. His work is crucial in understanding and mitigating the threats these species face due to environmental changes. Adelaide Scott represents Utah Youth Environmental Solutions, voicing the concerns and active role of younger generations in environmental conservation and advocacy. Key Takeaways: The Great Salt Lake is experiencing record low water levels, threatening its unique saline ecosystem and the species it supports. The Wilson's Phalarope is under threat, and advocates have petitioned for its protection under the Endangered Species Act. Scientists warn of an ecological collapse of the lake's ecosystem by 2029 without significant conservation efforts. Community leaders, including Terry Tempest Williams, emphasize the moral and societal imperatives of conserving the lake. The episode underscores the importance of a unified approach that includes the voices of marginalized communities and acknowledges social dimensions alongside scientific research. Notable Quotes: Terry Tempest Williams remarks on the social and spiritual significance of the Great Salt Lake: "Great Salt Lake is my mother…it's a body of water in retreat. Grief and love are siblings." Patrick Donnelly discusses the essential role of the Endangered Species Act: "The Endangered Species act has a 99% success rate at preventing the extinction of the species protected under the act." Ryan Carl shares the global importance of the Great Salt Lake for species like the Wilson's Phalarope: "Great Salt Lake is one of the most important places on the planet for this species." Adelaide Scott reflects on the broader implications of the lake's drying: "It's undeniable that there is a sizable portion of people affected by the loss of the lake who are not being listened to." Resources: Center for Biological Diversity website: Center for Biological Diversity Utah Youth for Environmental Solutions website: Utah Youth for Environmental Solutions Terry Tempest Williams' publications and advocacy: Terry Tempest Williams Listen to the full episode to immerse yourself in the intense and passionate fight to save the Great Salt Lake and prevent an ecological tragedy. Stay tuned for more enlightening conversations and explorations that bring critical environmental issues to the forefront.Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly handicap the field for the MIAA playoffs.

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly preview the boys and girls prep hockey playoffs.

Where's the beautiful part, anyway? Well, start by walking about a mile past the last parking lot or dirt road or residential car-parts dump or informal halfway house or accidental pit-bull breeding farm, and keep going in the direction of the difficult terrain: the hills and the mountains and the boulders. Not the hills covered in radio relay towers, but the ones with nothing up there at all, nothing except more boulders, more spiky yucca trees that slash your arms, gnarled junipers and needle-armed Joshua trees, up to the craggy peak where the stately pinyons stand proud. Keep going that way. On the second half of the program, Patrick Donnelly — here's his Sand & Sage newsletter — from the Center for Biological Diversity returns to Desert Oracle Radio to talk about an international land grab dreamt up by a local commissioner in Lincoln County, Nevada, along with the nation of Denmark, which plans to destroy centuries-old forests of pinyon and juniper on your public lands to mush into "bio-fuel" for container ships. What?! New soundscapes from RedBlueBlackSilver. Written & produced by Ken Layne. Thanks for supporting this advertising-free show via our Desert Oracle Patreon. Soundscapes by RedBlueBlackSilver; written & produced by Ken Layne.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/desertoracleSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly do a comprehensive roundup of the race for the NEPSAC Elite 8.

In this episode, host Chris Clarke speaks with Patrick Donnelly of the Center for Biological Diversity about a significant victory in the Nevada Supreme Court regarding water rights. They discuss the case of Coyote Springs, a proposed city in the desert that would have a detrimental effect on the Muddy River and its endangered species. The court ruling sets a precedent for managing groundwater and surface water as a single resource, potentially affecting other areas in Nevada facing similar water issues. This episode sheds light on the importance of protecting desert ecosystems and the interconnectedness of water resources. Read the Center for Biological Diversity's press release on the Nevada Supreme Court decision. Read and subscribe to Patrick Donnelly's email newsletter Sage and Sand.Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly share eyewitness accounts of the prep hockey tournaments from the weekend.

A chat with Frederick Gunn coach Craig Badger followed by Patrick Donnelly joining the show for previews of the boys and girls prep holiday tournaments.

Bruins Beat w/ Evan Marinofsky Ep. 380 Bold Predictions for the Bruins 2023-24 season Evan Marinofsky of New England Hockey Journal and Patrick Donnelly of Boston Sports Journal discuss a myriad of hot topics surrounding the world of hockey. They delve into how the Bruins impeccably executed the Centennial ceremony and ponder whether Connor Bedard is indeed the rising star everyone believes him to be. The duo also highlights Matt Poitras's undeniable talent and discusses the brewing question: Should the Bruins rethink their top six? The conversation wraps up with a look into the logical fit of Milan Lucic on the fourth line. Topics:  Bruins nailed the Centennial ceremony  Is Connor Bedard the real deal?  Matt Poitras certainly seems to be  Should the Bruins shake up the top six?  Milan Lucic and the fourth line makes sense  This episode of Bruins Beat is brought to you by Fanduel Sportsbook, the exclusive wagering partner of the CLNS Media Network. Visit FanDuel.com/BOSTON and start earning BONUS BETS with America's #1 Sportsbook!  21+ and present in MA. First online real money wager only. $10 Deposit req. Refund issued as non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Hope is here. GamblingHelpLineMA.org or call (800)-327-5050 for 24/7 support. Play it smart from the start! GameSenseMA.com or call 1-800-GAM-1234 This This episode is also brought to you by HelloFresh. Go to HelloFresh.com/50bruins and use code 50bruins for 50% off plus free shipping!  Follow Evan Marinofsky on Twitter  Follow CLNS Media on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview with Patrick Donnelley, President & CEO of E79 Resources Corp.Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/e79-resources-esnr-finding-high-grade-gold-in-australia-2603Recording date: 13th September 2023E79 Resources Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on discovering Fosterville-style high-grade gold mineralization at its Beaufort and Myrtleford properties in the Victorian Goldfields of Australia. The company is also evaluating new opportunities across various commodities and jurisdictions to expand its project portfolio into metals such as copper, nickel, cobalt, and lithium. With a strong cash position of CDN$4.5 million, E79 Resources is well-funded to pursue accretive transactions and advance exploration on new projects. Under the leadership of President & CEO Patrick Donnelly, the company aims to leverage its technical expertise to unlock value from drill-ready mining assets with exceptional mineral potential.—View E79 Resources' Company Profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/e79-resourcesSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

Gov. Maura Healey has activated up to 250 members of the National Guard to help with homeless families, many of whom are migrants, placed in hotels. We talk with mission commander Lt. Col. Patrick Donnelly about the Guard's preparations, and what it means to serve and protect potentially traumatized families.

Bruins Beat w/ Evan Marinofsky Ep. 367 Will Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci Return to the Bruins?  Bruins Beat and the CLNS Media Network is now partnered with FanDuel! Evan Marinofsky of New England Hockey Journal and Patrick Donnelly of Boston Sports Journal give their takes on the futures of Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, as well as the direction of the Bruins.  This episode is sponsored by:  FanDuel Sportsbook, the exclusive wagering partner of the CLNS Media Network! Visit https://FanDuel.com/BOSTON to get up to TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS in bonus bets! Take your first swing at betting MLB on FanDuel and get TEN TIMES your first bet amount in bonus bets - up to TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS – win or lose. 21+ and present in MA. First online real money wager only. $10 Deposit req. Refund issued as non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Hope is here. GamblingHelpLineMA.org or call (800)-327-5050 for 24/7 support. Play it smart from the start! GameSenseMA.com or call 1-800-GAM-1234. Follow Evan Marinofsky on Twitter  Follow CLNS Media on Twitter   2:00 - Patrick loves New Hampshire  5:00 - People are freaking out about a Brad Marchand photo  8:00 - Will Patrice Bergeron come back?  12:00 - No one should be coming back midseason  15:00 - At some point, the Bruins will need to move on  22:00 - Why have the Bruins been able to keep the window open for so long?  29:00 - Are the Bruins modeling themselves after the Panthers?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices