Podcasts about Stanley Cup

Spring Cleaning – Florida PanthersThe Florida Panthers entered the 2025-26 season chasing history, attempting to become just the fifth franchise in NHL history to win three consecutive Stanley Cups. Instead, injuries ravaged the defending champions from the opening days of training camp, ultimately ending their playoff streak before it truly began. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine how health derailed Florida's pursuit of a three-peat, the difficult roster decisions now facing General Manager Bill Zito, and why the Panthers may still be well-positioned to rebound if they can get healthy next season.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Florida Panthers are eliminated from playoff contention on April 4, ending their bid for a third consecutive Stanley Cup championship. Neil and Vic discuss the enormous expectations surrounding the defending champions after another aggressive offseason by General Manager Bill Zito.[00:00:45] Florida successfully re-signs key contributors including Sam Bennett, Brad Marchand, Aaron Ekblad, Tomas Nosek, and Mackie Samoskevich, giving the organization confidence that another championship run was within reach. Looking back at their preseason predictions, Neil recalls identifying one factor above all others that could derail the Panthers' season—health.[00:01:00] Injuries quickly overwhelm the defending champions. Neil explains how years of deep playoff runs and an aging veteran core finally begin to take their toll, with Sergei Bobrovsky, Brad Marchand, and several other veterans battling injuries throughout the season.[00:01:45] The discussion reviews Florida's overwhelming injury problems, beginning with Aleksander Barkov's knee injury during training camp and Matthew Tkachuk missing nearly half the season. By year's end, the Panthers are among the NHL leaders in man-games lost, with at least nine players unavailable for the remainder of the season.[00:02:30] Neil emphasizes that championship-caliber teams cannot simply replace elite players with depth pieces and expect the same results. The Panthers' remarkable run of three consecutive Stanley Cup Final appearances finally catches up with them as the accumulated physical toll proves impossible to overcome.[00:03:00] Looking ahead, the panel examines Florida's limited draft capital after years of aggressive trades. The Panthers enter the 2026 NHL Draft without a first-round pick following the Seth Jones trade and will also be without a first-round selection in 2027 after acquiring Brad Marchand from Boston.[00:03:45] Neil praises Bill Zito's work as one of the NHL's premier general managers and expresses confidence that Florida's front office will find creative ways to replenish the roster despite having fewer premium draft assets than most organizations.[00:04:00] The Panthers' unrestricted free agent class is reviewed, led by goaltenders Sergei Bobrovsky and Daniil Tarasov, along with forwards A.J. Greer, Vinny Hinostroza, Tomas Nosek, Luke Kunin, and Noah Gregor. The discussion centers on which veterans Florida should prioritize retaining as it reshapes its roster.[00:04:45] Neil explains that Bill Zito's first priority will be resolving the goaltending situation before addressing the remainder of the roster. With several important contract decisions looming, Florida begins its offseason earlier than expected after three consecutive years of playing deep into June.[00:05:00] The episode concludes with optimism for the Panthers' future. While the pursuit of a historic three-peat ultimately fell short, Neil believes Florida's championship core remains capable of contending again if the club can return to full health and successfully navigate another challenging offseason.

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Spring Cleaning – Dallas StarsThe Dallas Stars entered the 2025-26 season with Stanley Cup expectations after three consecutive trips to the Western Conference Final and four straight 100-point seasons. Instead, Dallas suffered another painful postseason disappointment, falling to the Minnesota Wild in six games during the opening round. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine the Stars' dramatic swings in performance, the devastating injuries that depleted their lineup, and the difficult decisions awaiting General Manager Jim Nill as he attempts to extend the championship window of one of the NHL's most talented—but increasingly veteran—teams.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Dallas Stars finish second in the Central Division before losing to Minnesota in six games during the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Neil and Vic discuss the consistently high expectations surrounding a team that has averaged more than 107 points over the last five full seasons.[00:01:00] The conversation turns to Dallas' repeated playoff disappointments after three consecutive trips to the Western Conference Final. Glen Gulutzan returned for his second stint behind the Stars' bench, following a long line of respected coaches who were also unable to lead the organization back to the Stanley Cup Final.[00:01:45] Neil explains how the strength of the Central Division and the NHL's current playoff format creates an extremely difficult opening-round matchup for any team finishing second or third. Dallas knew for months that Minnesota would likely be its opponent, but still could not find a way through one of the league's deepest teams.[00:02:00] Vic reviews the Stars' wildly inconsistent regular season. Dallas followed a 14-1-2 stretch with a 2-6-4 slide, then produced a 14-0-1 run that included 10 consecutive victories before struggling again late in the year. The panel discusses why the Stars can look unbeatable at their best and completely vulnerable when their game disappears.[00:03:00] Dallas' recent playoff history is placed under the microscope. The Stars surrendered a 2-1 series lead against Edmonton in 2024, struggled offensively against the Oilers again in 2025, and then lost another 2-1 series advantage against Minnesota after allowing a late lead to slip away in Game 4.[00:04:00] Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston each score 45 goals, but the offense drops sharply after the two young stars. Mikko Rantanen is revealed to have suffered a torn MCL during the Olympics, limiting his effectiveness after returning for the final 10 games of the regular season.[00:05:00] The Stars' extensive injury list is examined. Tyler Seguin suffers a season-ending torn ACL, Roope Hintz tears his hamstring shortly after returning from the Olympics, while Miro Heiskanen, Radek Faksa, Michael Bunting, and Nils Lundkvist also deal with significant injuries during the playoff push.[00:06:00] Neil and Vic debate how much the injuries contributed to the first-round exit. While every playoff team deals with health issues, Dallas lost several high-impact players whose absence significantly reduced the club's offensive depth and ability to compete with Minnesota.[00:07:00] Attention shifts to the offseason facing three-time General Manager of the Year Jim Nill. Dallas owns only five selections in the 2026 NHL Draft, with no picks in the first or third rounds after aggressively trading future assets to acquire veteran help.[00:07:45] The Stars enter the offseason above the projected salary cap before the July reset. Their unrestricted free agents include captain Jamie Benn, Michael Bunting, Adam Erne, Nathan Bastian, Alex Petrovic, and Kyle Capobianco.[00:08:00] Jason Robertson headlines Dallas' restricted free agent class after another elite goal-scoring season. Neil describes Robertson as one of the NHL's premier natural finishers and expects his next contract to become one of the largest and most important negotiations of Jim Nill's tenure.[00:09:00] The discussion turns to the aging portion of the Stars' core. While Robertson and Johnston remain young franchise pillars, longtime veterans Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin are approaching the final stages of their careers, forcing Dallas to consider when and how to begin retooling the roster.[00:10:00] The episode concludes with a difficult question surrounding Jamie Benn's future. Neil praises Benn's leadership, toughness, and lasting impact as captain, but acknowledges that Jim Nill must eventually decide whether to continue with the veteran core or transition the team toward a new generation of leadership.

The Colorado Avalanche entered the 2025-26 season with one goal—winning the Stanley Cup. After capturing the Presidents' Trophy with an NHL-best 121 points, Colorado appeared destined for another championship run before suffering a stunning sweep at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Final. Neil Smith and Vic Morren examine how one of the league's most talented rosters fell short, the playoff disappearance of several superstar players, and the difficult offseason facing General Manager Chris MacFarland as the Avalanche attempt to capitalize on what remains of their championship window. IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Avalanche finish atop the NHL standings with the Presidents' Trophy before sweeping Los Angeles and defeating Minnesota in five games, only to be swept themselves by Vegas in the Western Conference Final. Neil and Vic revisit the preseason expectation that anything short of a Stanley Cup would be considered a disappointment. [00:01:00] Colorado's dominant regular season is reviewed, including a remarkable 31-2-7 start, two separate 10-game winning streaks, the league's best home and road records, and elite performances at both ends of the ice. The panel also discusses the surprising weakness of an all-star power play that somehow finished near the bottom of the NHL despite its immense talent. [00:03:00] The discussion turns to Colorado's star-studded roster. Nathan MacKinnon leads the NHL with 53 goals, Martin Nečas records his first 100-point season, Brock Nelson scores 30 goals once again, and Cale Makar remains among the league's elite defensemen before the stars unexpectedly go quiet during the conference final against Vegas. [00:04:00] Neil and Vic examine the collapse against the Golden Knights as Colorado's biggest offensive weapons—including MacKinnon, Nečas, Makar, and Nelson—struggle simultaneously. They compare the Avalanche's postseason exit to recent playoff disappointments by other Stanley Cup contenders whose stars failed to produce at the most critical time. [00:05:00] Colorado's goaltending situation is debated following another successful regular season from Mackenzie Blackwood and Scott Wedgewood. Neil questions whether the Avalanche's goaltending matched the elite talent in front of them, while acknowledging that history has shown teams can still win championships with solid—but not necessarily superstar—goaltending. [00:07:00] Attention shifts to Chris MacFarland's offseason challenges. The Avalanche enter the 2026 NHL Draft with eight selections but will not make their first pick until the fourth round after aggressively trading premium draft capital in recent seasons to strengthen a championship-caliber roster. [00:09:00] Neil explains the difficult reality of managing a veteran contender with limited draft assets after pushing nearly every chip to the center of the table. Vic outlines how Colorado accumulated additional selections later in the draft while reviewing the transactions that cost the Avalanche their early-round picks. [00:10:00] The panel reviews Colorado's pending free agents, including Joel Kiviranta, Brent Burns, Brett Kulak, Jack Ahcan, Nick Blankenburg, restricted free agent Jack Drury, and Zakhar Bardakov. Neil identifies Drury as the organization's top contract priority after his strong two-way season. [00:11:30] The episode concludes with a discussion about Colorado's championship window. Neil believes the Avalanche remain the NHL's most talented team and cautions against overreacting to one disappointing playoff series. With Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, and the core still intact, he estimates Colorado has another two to three years to capture another Stanley Cup, provided the organization makes smart decisions without disrupting an elite roster.

Yeah, the smoke is the big story this week.But wait, so is our family trip to Toronto.Jon and I went to the Hockey Hall of Fame.We went to restaurants, we hung out.We had a nice room.Oh and it was a thousand degrees and then it had worse air quality than here.That said, Stanley Cup….

This week on Sports Guyz Only, Nathaniel is out sick, which leaves the rest of the crew plenty of time to roast Carter's wedding, question whether jeans belong at formal events, and pitch perhaps the greatest wedding job of all time: making Joey the official beer vendor at a future reception. Then it's time for sports. The guys dive into one of the biggest debates of the podcast: did the Minnesota Wild have any choice but to pay Kirill Kaprizov? Using Sidney Crosby's historic contract as the measuring stick, they break down NHL salary cap percentages, Florida's tax advantage, whether Kaprizov is truly a top-tier superstar, and just how much a franchise player should command. It's a passionate hockey debate that has the crew ranking the NHL's best players and arguing over what it really takes to build a Stanley Cup contender. The conversation shifts to the NBA as Victor Wembanyama's decision to leave money on the table sparks a discussion about stars sacrificing salary to chase championships. That naturally leads back to the latest LeBron James rumors, with the guys debating whether Minnesota still has a legitimate shot, why Cleveland might make the most sense, and whether pairing LeBron with LaMelo Ball would actually work. The episode closes with fantasy football season officially on the horizon. The crew brainstorms new league rules, dynasty formats, hilarious punishments, and ways to make every season just a little more chaotic. Plus: •Ranking the NHL's current superstars •NFL dynasty debates •Odell Beckham Jr.'s comments on "generational wealth" •Blake Bortles' legendary retirement mindset •Kendrick Perkins as sports television entertainment •Nathaniel's impressive World Cup predictions As always, it's hockey arguments, NBA offseason rumors, fantasy football trash talk, and enough random tangents to remind everyone why no topic is ever truly off limits. Thanks so much for listening to Sports Guyz Only and be sure to subscribe and review!   Join Flyways Hunt Club and get 1 month free! Flyways Hunt Club New Waterfowl Film out now! Out West | Waterfowl Hunting in Montana Stay comfortable, dry and warm: First Lite (Code MWF20) Go to OnXHunt to be better prepared for your hunt: OnX Learn more about better ammo: Migra Ammunitions Weatherby Sorix: Weatherby Support Conservation: DU (Code: Flyways) Stop saying "Huh?" with better hearing protection: Soundgear Live Free: Turtlebox Add motion to your spread: Flashback Better Merch: /SHOP

It's a lighter one this week — just Robert Horry and Rob Jenners running through the leftover questions and stories that didn't fit into Wednesday's show. They kick things off with a Friday movie tangent (yes, the trilogy, not the day), then get into Conor McGregor's disastrous UFC comeback that ended in 69 seconds after he blew out his knee trying to fly-kick his way back into relevance.   From there it's a run of stories that had Horry and Jenners genuinely stumped: Senegal's World Cup medical staff reportedly included a gynecologist with no business treating a men's soccer team, and a 65-year-old grandfather at Yellowstone got launched nine feet in the air by a bison after a park ranger spooked it with a truck horn. That one turns into a full safari debate — which animals are actually the most dangerous, and Horry's very specific plan for surviving one (spoiler: it involves you, not him).   They also get into Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon engraving his wife and five kids onto the Stanley Cup ahead of the players and staff who actually won it, and close out with a listener question about Kristin Cavallari flying first class while her kids sit in coach. That turns into Horry breaking down his own family's travel rules, his stance on private jets, and the seat-booking trick he uses to keep the middle seat empty.   New episodes of the Big Shot Bob Podcast drop every Tuesday, and Shoot Around runs right behind it every Friday with the leftovers, the tangents, and the stuff that got cut for time. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you catch both.   00:00  Cold Open: Welcome to Shoot Around 140 01:00  Friday Franchise Rankings & Deep Cuts 03:30  McGregor's 69-Second Comeback Fiasco 04:30  When Athletes Hang On Too Long 06:00  Senegal's World Cup Doctor Was a Gynecologist 07:30  Best and Worst Team Doctors 09:00  Grandfather Launched by a Bison at Yellowstone 12:00  What's Actually the Deadliest Animal on Safari 13:30  Rob's Safari Survival Strategy 15:30  Hurricanes Owner Engraves Family Ahead of Players 19:00  Kristin Cavallari Flies First Class, Kids Fly Coach 21:00  Horry's Own Family Travel Rules 22:30  The Case For (and Against) Flying Private 23:30  Horry's Seat-Booking Hacks 25:00  Best Time of Day to Fly

TSN Hockey Analyst Martin Biron joins the program to discuss the possibility of Connor Hellebuyck joining the Buffalo Sabres, if Jacob Markstrom is a Stanley Cup winning goaltender, and if he can see Morgan Rielly returning to Toronto to start the season.

JD previews the restart of the Blue Jays season and is joined by Ben Nicholson-Smith (5:00) to dive into the team. JD and Ben discuss the prospect of Bo Bichette returning to the Blue Jays, how bad Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s season has really been, who the Jays could target at or before the trade deadline, and which Jays players could garner legitimate returns.  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.

Today on The Oil Stream, Zach "Koob" Kubusch joins Reid Wilkins as the guys break down the Edmonton Oilers' newly released 2026-27 schedule and the biggest storylines heading into the new season.   Schedule Breakdown: The fellas point out top dates on the Orange & Blue's schedule and how the time change will affect Edmontonians watching their favourite team. Will they have to stay up later? What other changes should you expect? Elks Rematch Lions: It's a beautiful day in Oil Country with the EE playing host to the Lions tonight! Can the Elks improve to 5-1?  World Cup Final Sunday: Argentina and Spain meet from New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday to play for the World Cup title. Can Lionel Messi get it done? Will the boys be watching? Any point to tune into the third-place match tomorrow? Reid Will-kins & Won'ts: Reid is a well-respected broadcaster in the Edmonton area and has covered multiple drafts, Stanley Cup runs, Grey Cup pushes and whatever else in Alberta's capital city. Koob asks him a few questions about his career to get inside the seasoned vet's mind!   All that and so much more on another edition of The Oil Stream right here at Edmonton Sports Talk. The Oil Stream is presented by Boston Pizza!

Rock Riley fills in alongside Chris Mathis on The Drive as they tackle one of the biggest debates in Tampa Bay sports: What happens first? Will the USF Bulls earn their first-ever College Football Playoff victory? Will the Buccaneers capture a third Super Bowl championship? Can the Rays finally win their elusive first World Series? Or will the Lightning bring another Stanley Cup back to Tampa Bay? The guys make their predictions, debate the odds for each franchise, hear from listeners, and rank which accomplishment is most likely to happen first. It's a fun, spirited conversation every Tampa Bay sports fan will have an opinion on.

Hour 1 of The Drive kicks off with Zach and Phil cross-talking with Will and James. The guys discuss Zach and James's concerns about the Avalanche and go down a rabbit hole of Zach's story of participating in in-game entertainment at an NBA game with a broken wrist. Zach and Phil continue their conversation on the Avalanche and Zach's frustration with Jared Bednar returning as the Avs coach. Should we be frustrated with their lack of playoff success since the Stanley Cup, even after being favorites in every series they've played in? How close is the Avs window to closing with their roster being the oldest in the NHL?  We react to ESPN ranking the top safeties in the NFL and the Broncos duo of Brandon Jones and Talanoa Hufanga being absent from the list. We react to Bleacher Report suggesting the Broncos should consider trading Riley Moss now, while his value is at its highest. Could Jahdae Barron step into Moss's role as cornerback two? 

JD reacts to England's late-game collapse and how the semi-final was relatable in the Toronto market. Jordan Shusterman, co-host of The Cespedes BBQ podcast, breaks down (10:00) why the MLB doesn't try harder to make the MLB draft into an entertaining event, why he's excited about the Blue Jays 2026 draft picks, and an update on the other Jays prospects.  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.

Spring Cleaning – Carolina HurricanesThe Carolina Hurricanes reached the summit of the hockey world during the 2025-26 season, capturing the Stanley Cup after finishing first in the Eastern Conference with 113 points. While Carolina entered the season as a perennial contender, few believed this roster had enough to finally win it all. Neil Smith and Vic Morren look back at the moves that transformed the Hurricanes into champions, the emergence of unexpected playoff heroes, Brandon Bussey's remarkable story, and why General Manager Eric Tulsky may have built a team capable of contending for years to come. IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Carolina Hurricanes celebrate their first Stanley Cup championship since 2006 after defeating the Vegas Golden Knights in six games. Neil explains why winning the Stanley Cup only begins one of the busiest periods for an NHL general manager as the draft and free agency quickly follow a championship run. [00:01:00] Vic reviews Carolina's outstanding season, finishing first in the Eastern Conference and reaching the Stanley Cup Final after sweeping Ottawa and Philadelphia before eliminating Montreal in five games. Neil and Vic revisit their preseason expectations following the additions of Nikolaj Ehlers and K'Andre Miller, while questioning whether the Hurricanes had done enough to become true Stanley Cup contenders. [00:03:00] Neil discusses the offseason additions that ultimately changed Carolina's fortunes. K'Andre Miller strengthens the blue line, Nikolaj Ehlers flourishes in his first season away from Winnipeg, and the biggest surprise of all arrives when Brandon Bussey is claimed off waivers after injuries to Frederik Andersen and Pyotr Kochetkov force Carolina to rely on an unknown goaltender. [00:05:00] Brandon Bussey emerges as one of the NHL's biggest surprises, posting a 31-6-2 record while helping stabilize Carolina's goaltending. The discussion also highlights the continued development of Logan Stankoven, Jackson Blake, and the resurgence of veteran Taylor Hall as the Hurricanes' young core matures into championship contributors. [00:06:00] Vic breaks down Carolina's statistical improvements, including a significant jump in road performance, the NHL's second-ranked offense, and a top-five goals-against average despite relying on three different goaltenders throughout the season. [00:07:00] The conversation shifts to Carolina's balanced attack during the playoffs. Six players finish the regular season with at least 50 points, while nine players record double-digit playoff points. Neil explains how the Hurricanes won without relying on a traditional superstar, instead overwhelming opponents with depth, defensive structure, and exceptional team play. [00:08:30] Logan Stankoven's acquisition from Dallas continues to pay enormous dividends, while Jordan Staal delivers a Conn Smythe Trophy-winning postseason through dominant two-way play, leadership, and faceoff excellence. The panel also praises contributions throughout the lineup from Eric Robinson, Mark Jankowski, and Carolina's outstanding forward depth. [00:10:00] Attention turns to Eric Tulsky's offseason priorities. Carolina enters the draft with only four selections after previous trades but possesses nearly $12 million in projected salary cap space. The Hurricanes face relatively few contract decisions, with Frederik Andersen headlining the unrestricted free agents and Alexander Nikishin representing the lone restricted free agent discussed as part of the club's future plans. [00:12:00] Neil and Vic examine why Carolina's roster remains almost entirely intact heading into the 2026-27 season. With long-term contracts already in place for much of the championship core and the salary cap continuing to rise, Eric Tulsky has significant flexibility to reinforce an already elite roster. [00:13:00] The episode concludes with a look toward Carolina's chances of repeating as Stanley Cup champions. Neil believes the Hurricanes have every opportunity to defend their title if they remain healthy, while Vic credits Rod Brind'Amour's balanced, team-first approach and outstanding playoff execution as the driving force behind one of the NHL's most complete championship performances.

Barrett Gruber and Donald Brock are back for another wide-ranging conversation that covers the World Cup, political conspiracy theories, daylight saving time, military testosterone testing, the Carolina Hurricanes, and Soda City Comic Con — roughly in that order, and all with the humor you'd expect from two guys who are definitely not experts.The episode opens with a deep dive into the World Cup, where Barrett and Brock break down the Argentina vs. Spain matchup and make the case that the tournament is less a sprint and more an endurance race — teams that can maintain performance across weeks, not just matches, are the ones that go deep. The second-half performance conversation is particularly sharp, and leads naturally into a broader discussion about all-star games across hockey, baseball, and the NBA. The Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory gets its moment too.From sports, the pair pivot to politics — starting with the conspiracy theories swirling around various political figures and their health, and the broader question of what geriatric leadership means for American governance. As Brock puts it, "geriatric leadership raises important questions." The South Carolina primary and election logistics come up, followed by one of the episode's most surprisingly engaging threads: daylight saving time. Bipartisan support for a permanent time change is rare political common ground, and Barrett and Brock unpack the state-by-state dynamics, including the fascinating case of the Navajo Nation's unique time zone practices.The conversation then takes a turn into AI-generated political imagery, military testosterone testing and physical standards in leadership, and the defense budget — before landing on a preview of the upcoming Soda City Comic Con and a closing thought on why deliberation beats debate every time.Topics Covered:World Cup Argentina vs. Spain analysis and team enduranceSecond-half performance and what separates contenders from championsAll-star games: hockey, baseball, and the NBACarolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victoryPolitical conspiracy theories and health rumors around public figuresGeriatric leadership and governance concernsSouth Carolina primary and election logisticsDaylight saving time legislation and bipartisan supportAI's impact on political imagery and perceptionState-specific time zone practices and the Navajo NationMilitary testosterone testing and physical standardsDefense budget and potential reallocationSoda City Comic Con previewDeliberation vs. debate as a civic frameworkSoda City Comic Con in Columbia, SCBarrett Gruber | LinktreeThe All About Nothing: Podcast | LinktreeSoda City Comic Con | InstagramSoda City Comic Con | FacebookClick here for Episode Show Notes!As always, "The All About Nothing: Podcast" is owned and distributed by BIG Media LLC!Check out our network of fantastic podcasts!Click Here to see available advertising packages!Mentioned in this episode:BIG Media Copyright 2026BIG Media LLCCheck Your Voter RegistrationVisit https://theallaboutnothing.com/voter to check your registration! It takes less than 2 minutes. Do it now!ZJZ Designs - Friendly and NostalgicCheck out ZJZ Designs now for original and nostalgic prints!ZJZ Designs

Today Meghan Angley is joined by Denver Gazette Avalanche beat writer Evan Rawal to break down every major move from the Colorado Avalanche's offseason and what it all means heading into the 2026-27 season. We discuss the team's decision to bring back Brent Burns, Brett Kulak's long-term extension, and whether those deals make sense in the bigger picture. We also dive into the departures of Ross Colton, Val Nichushkin, and Jack Drury, and examine what Colorado gained in return with additions like Zach L'Heureux, Fedor Svechkov, Jaden Schwartz, Noah Juulsen, and more. Plus, Evan shares his thoughts on the Avalanche's 2026 draft class, development camp standouts, the current state of the prospect pipeline, and the organization's goaltending depth. We wrap up by predicting Colorado's opening-night roster, highlighting the biggest training camp battles, and discussing what still needs to go right for this team to make another Stanley Cup run. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert kick things off by reacting to England's epic collapse to Argentina at the World Cup. Then, Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup-winning defenceman Sean Walker (4:42) joins the show! They discuss his early days as Ailish's teammate in Keswick, what his plans are with the Stanley Cup, what other teams around the league can learn from the Hurricanes, Jordan Staal's importance to the team, how Rod Brind'Amour was able to guide his team over the hump, and much more! Then, Ailish and Justin discuss the GM change in Detroit with Yzerman staying with the organisation in a new role, what can be learned from his tenure as the Red Wings GM, landing spots for Patrick Kane, and more. 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.

JD reacts to new reports about the NBA's investigation on Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers. Joseph Casciaro, NBA reporter at theScore, joins JD (5:00) to get into the moving parts of the investigation, the best and worst case scenarios for both Leonard and the Raptors, Adam Silver's "hope" that the investigation will be resolved by the end of summer, and Collin Murray-Boyles' hand injury. JD touches on Brandon Pridham joining Kyle Dubas' front office, before reacting to breaking news of Steve Yzerman stepping down as the Head of Hockey Operations for the Detroit Red Wings (35:00).  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.

We evaluate Stan Bowman's offseason and hand out a report card on the Oilers' work around free agency with NHL.com's Derek Van Diest. From acquiring goaltending prospect Devon Levi and signing Frederik Andersen to reshaping the roster with improved depth and added salary-cap flexibility, we examine whether Edmonton is better positioned for another Stanley Cup run. We also discuss the impact Mike Babcock and DJ Smith could have defensively, whether another move is still coming and the one area the Oilers may still need to address before the season begins. Don't forget to subscribe to the show anywhere you get your streaming audio and follow Inside Sports on X (@InsideSports880). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Deals & Deadlines, Matt Chernoff and sports business insider Hadley Engelhard break down the biggest stories shaping the business of sports.

It's a special, shortened edition of Oilersnation Everyday as Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin recap an unforgettable day at Tyler's Ace Race.After spending 24 hours at Cattail Crossing Golf Club attempting to make a hole-in-one, Tyler is understandably feeling the effects of hitting roughly 1,800 golf shots. While the elusive ace never came, Monday turned into an incredible event thanks to the unbelievable support from Oilers fans, Nation Citizens, and everyone who tuned into the livestream throughout the day.On today's show, Tyler and Liam look back at some of the best moments from Ace Race, discuss what it was like spending an entire day chasing the perfect shot, and relive the highs, lows, and funniest moments from the challenge. From the first swing to the final attempt, it was a day the Nation won't soon forget.Most importantly, the boys want to send a massive thank you to everyone who came out to Cattail Crossing, stopped by to cheer Tyler on, donated, participated in the livestream, or spent time hanging out in the chat. The support from the Nation community made the event truly special, and Tyler and Liam will reflect on just how much it meant.To close out the show, the boys will hand out their favourite betting plays for the World Cup semifinal between England and Argentina, courtesy of bet365.You'll want to tune in live because you'll need to act quickly to take advantage of the announcement!

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Donny Deutsch and his Executive Producer Lou Pellegrino run through this week's brand winners and losers — Hostess Twinkies' rough quarter, Reese's first new flavor in a decade, Kylie Jenner's Dunkin' collab, and a promising new use for GLP-1 drugs in treating eating disorders. Plus: a $8,000 Paris procedure to permanently change your eye color gets a hard pass, a new study pours cold water on fish oil's brain benefits, ESPN Jeopardy! is coming to Hulu with Joe Buck and John Hamm, and Michael J. Fox notches another Emmy nomination. They also dig into a startling stat on the number of young adults still living at home, debate whether Matt Damon's "The Odyssey" can justify a three-hour runtime, and celebrate Sylvester Stallone's 80th birthday and his one-of-a-kind decades-spanning box office run. All that, plus a heated take on a Stanley Cup name-plate snub and the priciest piece of Knicks memorabilia ever sold. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Beckner and Ed Daly return with another hilarious, completely unfiltered episode covering an unbelievable week of celebrity deaths, sports controversies, political headlines, and internet absurdity. The guys discuss the Home Run Derby, World Cup drama, Taylor Swift's extravagant wedding, Disney adults, influencer culture, and much more—plus plenty of listener emails and voicemails. This episode includes: An epic RIP segment featuring actors, athletes, musicians, influencers, and more. Brian and Ed's thoughts on Lindsey Graham's death and Mitch McConnell rumors. Home Run Derby reactions and why Phillies fans can't stop booing. World Cup controversy and why penalty kicks need fixing. Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift's wedding—and those 20-minute vows. The bizarre Sergio Garcia lasagna story. Why youth soccer in America is fundamentally broken. Disney adults, accidental concerts, Cocaine Wars, and much more. Episode Timestamps 00:00 Welcome back! Patreon updates and Bonus Bri. 03:00 Phillies fans, Home Run Derby, and why everyone gets booed. 09:00 World Cup discussion, penalty kicks, and tournament complaints. 15:00 Massive RIP segment: Sam Neill Bonnie Tyler Victor Willis Leroy Irvin Phil Regan Scott Bryce Louise Lasser Al Holland Lauren Bennett Joe Doering Connor Murphy Dream Doll Brie and many more. 57:00 Lindsey Graham discussion and Mitch McConnell speculation. 1:15:00 Sports Roundup: Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce wedding Spurs broadcaster scandal Sergio Garcia's pre-round lasagna Youth soccer in America Zach Wheeler declines All-Star invite Stanley Cup engraving controversy 1:54:00 Listener Voicemails: The "nuclear boobs" on the 5 Freeway Accidental ZZ Top concert Disney adults 2:09:00 Listener Emails: Cocaine Wars: Marvin Gaye vs. Stevie Nicks Best baseball movies Bonus Bri discussion 2:25:00 Things That Are Not Sports: Flight instructor jumps from airplane Ryanair passenger nearly sucked out window More ridiculous internet stories Subscribe & Support Become a Patreon member for weekly Bonus Bri episodes, exclusive podcasts, and extended discussions you won't hear anywhere else. Patreon: patreon.com/theballerlifestylepodcast Follow, rate, and review the show on Apple Podcasts and help more people discover The Baller Lifestyle Podcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

David Ayres joins the show for an unreal interview about his incredible story. The Ducks officially match Leo Carlsson's offer sheet bringing back their star center. The boys weigh in on the state of the Blackhawks and the Ducks. The Canes made some interesting choices on who to put on the Stanley Cup. There's a Powers Ranking of the best chip flavor. A wild convo about the guys strangest behaviors. And the Beer League Hotline is “gold”! Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 02:23 - Leo Carlsson's Big New Ducks Contract 19:40 - Blackhawks, Bedard, and The Future 28:09 - The NJ Devils 33:31 - Canes Owner Puts Family on The Cup 42:06 - David Ayres Interview 1:35:52 - Power Ranking Best Chip Flavors 1:44:30 - Strange Behavior 2:00:24 - World Cup Belgium Vs Spain 2:02:19 - Beer League Hotline PRESENTED by BetMGM. Download the BETMGM app and use code “NETTERS” and enjoy up to $1500 in bonus bets if you lose your first wager!Thanks to our Sponsors!BetMGM: Use bonus code NETTERS when signing up to receive up to $1500 in bonus bets if your first bet loses.Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER (Available in the US)877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY)1-800-327-5050 (MA), 1-800-NEXT-STEP (AZ), 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-981-0023 (PR)21+ only. Please Gamble Responsibly. See BetMGM.com for Terms. First Bet Offer for new customers only. Subject to eligibility requirements. Bonus bets are non-withdrawable. In partnership with Kansas Crossing Casino and Hotel. This promotional offer is not available in New York, Nevada, Ontario, or Puerto Rico. Don't let stigma stand in the way of support. Start therapy with BetterHelp. Sign up and get 10% off at https://betterhelp.com/netters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Schopp provides an update on the Spain versus France soccer match before analyzing the frustrations of sports officiating and parental bias in youth sports. He then addresses a caller's concerns regarding the Buffalo Sabres' timeline for becoming a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. 01:01 - Soccer Update 02:26 - Officiating And Parent Biases 05:18 - Sabres Playoff Future

JD recaps and breaks down the Blue Jays' last weekend before the All-Star break, UFC 329 and the continued World Cup action. JD talks about the Jays disappointing first half of the season and what the team needs to improve for the rest of the 2026 season and moving forward into 2027. Then (16:00), JD touches on Connor McGregor's disaster fight, how the ending of his career will be remembered and where the UFC goes from there. The show ends with 'What We Missed!' (36:00) 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.

The Anaheim Ducks took a major step forward during the 2025-26 season, ending an eight-year playoff drought by finishing third in the Pacific Division and advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Neil Smith and Vic Morren look back at the moves that fueled Anaheim's turnaround, including the hiring of Joel Quenneville, the emergence of one of the NHL's brightest young cores, and Pat Verbeek's aggressive roster construction. They also examine the Ducks' statistical profile, why the numbers don't tell the full story, and the important contract decisions that will shape Anaheim's future as they continue their climb toward Stanley Cup contention.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00:00] The Ducks complete a remarkable turnaround by finishing third in the Pacific Division, qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2018, defeating Edmonton in six games before falling to Vegas in the second round. Neil and Vic revisit their preseason expectations after Anaheim added Chris Kreider, Mikael Granlund, Ryan Poehling, retained Lukas Dostal, and traded longtime goaltender John Gibson to Detroit.[00:01:00] Neil discusses why Pat Verbeek's decision to hire Joel Quenneville proved to be one of the organization's most important moves. The conversation also looks at the growth of Anaheim's young defense, veteran leadership from Jacob Trouba and Radko Gudas, and the addition of John Carlson at the trade deadline.[00:02:00] Anaheim's season was anything but consistent. After an 11-3-1 start, the Ducks endured an 0-8-1 slide before responding with multiple lengthy winning streaks. Neil explains why those ups and downs are typical of one of the NHL's youngest rosters.[00:03:00] Vic examines why Anaheim's statistics paint a very different picture than their playoff appearance. Despite improving their goal differential by 27 goals and scoring 52 more goals than the previous season, the Ducks still posted a negative goal differential and remained near the bottom of the league in special teams, goals against, and save percentage.[00:04:00] The discussion shifts to Anaheim's offensive breakout. Cutter Gauthier explodes for 41 goals, Leo Carlsson scores 29, Beckett Seneca finishes with 23 goals as a Rookie of the Year finalist, and Jackson LaCombe establishes himself as one of the NHL's rising young defensemen with a tremendous regular season and playoff performance.[00:06:00] Attention turns to Pat Verbeek's offseason priorities. Anaheim enters the summer with six draft picks but no first-round selection following the John Carlson trade, along with approximately $10.7 million in salary cap space and a long list of unrestricted and restricted free agents to address.[00:07:00] Neil and Vic discuss which veterans should return, including Jacob Trouba, captain Radko Gudas, Jeffrey Viel, and the backup goaltending situation involving Petr Mrázek and Ville Husso. They also examine the significant extensions awaiting Cutter Gauthier, Leo Carlsson, Pavel Mintyukov, Olen Zellweger, and the rest of Anaheim's young core.[00:08:00] The episode concludes with Neil sharing a conversation with Los Angeles Kings General Manager Ken Holland, who believes the Ducks possess one of the NHL's brightest futures. With an elite young core already in place and only minor roster adjustments needed, Anaheim appears poised to become one of the Western Conference's rising powers and potentially the premier team in Southern California for years to come.

After a week away, the boys are back at it this week and we start off by diving in with a great team of the week - the 2010-11 Vancouver Canucks! They won the Presidents' Trophy in a landslide, had a prolific set of twins operating at their peak Sedinery, and they seemed destined to end Canada's Stanley Cup drought. From Bobby Lu between the pipes to a great young collection of players including Kesler, Burrows and Bieksa, this team had everything . . . except the final win, which the Boston Bruins took in a riotus affair.In the second period, it's all Jets baby as we break down the local squads offseason moves so far. Swedish Chef Viggo is confirmed to be cooking in North America this season, while Stuuuuuuu brings a great 'stache and some stability between the pipes. Plus, Mario Ferraro is finally a Jet, and our blue line is shaping up nicely! We ask what Chevy has left to do before training camp opens - and is a Helle big trade on the horizon?Then we Offer Sheet Madness! Sure, the Ducks and Mammoth matched on their young stars, but did Philly and the Devils just make offer sheets cool again?  We tried to get Brian Burke on the phone, but he's still out punching walls...

Isaac and Suke are in, and they are discussing Monster Energy drinks, as Isaac had his first experience with the beverage. Later, the guys discuss Tom Dundon and what he did with the Stanley Cup. The guys talk about Victor Wembanyama's new deal. In the news, the club, and much more!

Ryan and Dustin address New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman's comments during his media scrum on Thursday before the MLB All-Star Game. Do Yankee fans have reason to be concerned? Then, the guys discuss Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon having his family's names engraved on the Stanley Cup. Is it a controversy or was Dundon just following the rules? Plus, Hot Food Takes is back as the guys discuss the Oreo Summer Tin and pro wrestler Paul Wight's CRAZY diet when he was in his 20's. No Credentials Required is a part of the Belly Up Sports Media Network. Belly Up Sports: https://www.bellyupsports.com  | https://www.youtube.com/@bellyupsports  Righteous Felon: This episode's affiliate sponsor is Righteous Felon Craft Jerky: Save 15% off your order with promo code NOCREDS at checkout! Plus, free shipping for every order of $60 or more! | https://www.righteousfelon.com  Follow No Credentials Required on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and subscribe to our YouTube page for live shows and additional content!

Stugotz and Taylor are at the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, where 2-time Stanley Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist Matthew Tkachuk joins the show. Tkachuk tells Taylor he just asked "the worst question" he's ever been asked, shares his reaction to his brother Brady's trade to the Panthers, and relives winning Olympic gold against Canada.Then, Gary Sheffield joins to discuss the best hitters he ever saw play baseball, why he thrived under the pressure of playing in New York when so many others didn't, and why he never wanted to leave the Florida Marlins after winning the 1997 World Series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In hour two, debating the best fast food french fries on National French Fry Day. Crowder and Jimmy join NHL fans in their outrage over the Hurricanes owner engraving his family's names into the Stanley Cup. Lee Sterling shares his picks for the sports weekend.

On this episode of The Chris Johnston show, Julian McKenzie and Chris Johnston go over a variety of topics including: (00:00) Names engraved into the Stanley Cup discussion  (9:00) Ducks match Carlsson offersheet (18:00) What's next for the Flyers after this miss out on Carlsson (23:00) One final tell me what you're hearing before we wrap up for the summer - Dylan Larkin, Jason Robertson etc.  (31:00) What will happen with Hellebuyck?  (33:00) anything on the free agent market?  (36:00) Daniel Alfredsson joins Maple Leaf coaching staff (45:00) Leafs front office changes  (48:00) Don't expect the Leafs to be quiet this summer (49:30) Stick Taps  TODAY'S SPONSORS: SHADY RAYS - Head to shadyrays.com and use code: SDP for 50% OFF 2 or more polarized sunglasses TASK RABBIT: Get fifteen dollars off your first task RIGHT NOW with promo code JOHNSTON at Taskrabbit dot ca or with the Taskrabbit app. https://Taskrabbit.ca and use code JOHNSTON Watch all episodes of The Chris Johnston Show here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLk7FZfwCEifwZnM5KxOFlm0lQjkEheLw Buy CJ Show merch: https://sdpnshop.ca/collections/cj-show Follow us on Instagram: @reporterchris @jkamckenzie and @sdpnsports Follow us on X: @reporterchris @jkamckenzie @sdpnsports Reach out to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.sdpn.ca/sales⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to connect with our sales team Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GBAG Nation discusses the return of Wyatt Langford to the Rangers and an Islanders fan contest for a new jersey design. They analyze Dallas Stars trade rumors involving Dylan Larkin and Zach Werenski, while also covering Erling Haaland's diet and Tom Dundon's Stanley Cup controversy. 01:00 - Rangers Lineup And Jerseys 05:47 - Stars Hockey Trade Rumors 07:13 - Jarvis Landry Combine Story 11:12 - World Cup Ad Revenue 13:30 - Haaland Diet And Dundon

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Pierre McGuire joins Shayne Gaumond to discuss the Montreal Canadiens Derek Lalonde as an assistant coach, the order of priorities for Kent Hughes this summer, which teams could make for good trading partners with the Habs, how Leo Carlsson new contract will change the landscape of the NHL, controversy surrounding the Stanley Cup champions and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Broads defends his decision to support close friend Eric Robinson's Stanley Cup victory following backlash from a local caller. He and Al Morganti dive into Brian Windhorst's latest reporting on LeBron James, speculating on the superstar's potential impact on the 76ers' roster and team leadership. They also address the controversy surrounding Zack Wheeler's exclusion from the MLB All-Star Game. 01:54 - Supporting Eric Robinson 06:15 - LeBron James Rumors 11:22 - Sixers Leadership Debate 19:04 - Zack Wheeler Snub

Spits and Suds is hosting a free event at BoomerJack's Grill in Allen, Texas, on Tuesday August 11th. Host Gavin Spittle gives the details for the event. Gavin and NHL Insider Sean Shapiro then discuss Anaheim matching Philadelphia's offer to Leo Carlsson. Detroit asked for Wyatt Johnston in a trade for Dylan Larkin. Gavin and Sean give their opinion on the offer and explain why Detroit had to ask for a player like Johnston or they wouldn't be doing their job properly. Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon is getting ripped for engraving his entire family's names on the Stanley Cup.

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: Man accused of cutting off his genitals and starting a fire; Fun With Golf Audio; Movie news: the Long Walk by Stephen King and the Invite; Woody's wife may have kidney stones; Wilcox received a ticket from New York City; Carolina Hurricanes owner has wife and kid's names engraved on Stanley Cup; And more!

This episode features Mike Bryant from Bradshaw & Bryant, Restaurant Gal, psychic Ruth Lordan and Sabre Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning owner Steve Hucovski with homeowner tips. 

Chris McMonagle analyzes a potential blockbuster trade bringing Rafael Devers to the Bronx while debating the slugger's clubhouse reputation. They also break down the controversy surrounding Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon engraving his children's names on the Stanley Cup over team personnel. Additionally, the discussion covers the Mets' strategy regarding long-term extensions for top prospects like AJ Ewing and Carson Benge. 01:11 - Red Sox Travel Issues 04:32 - Devers Yankee Trade Talk 11:24 - Best Movie Trilogies 18:45 - Yankee Hitting Statistics 23:40 - Extending Young Prospects 36:31 - Hurricanes Cup Controversy

The guys catch up after all the biggest offseason moves to break down the fantasy impact of Brady Tkachuk being traded to the Florida Panthers and the Toronto Maple Leafs drafting Gavin McKenna, signing Sergei Bobrovsky and trading for Darren Raddysh. Other topics discussed include whether the Washington Capitals are the deepest team in the NHL after their offseason upgrades, a fantasy stock watch for Pavel Dorofeyev going to the New York Rangers and the outlook for Bowen Byram with the Chicago Blackhawks and impact of Connor Bedard's injury. Then, in “On the Money,” presented by Bet365.ca, the guys take an early look at betting odds and various contenders to win the Stanley Cup, Calder Trophy and more futures angles.

On this episode of the Blackhawks Breakaway Podcast, Pat Boyle and Charlie Roumeliotis discuss Connor Bedard undergoing shoulder surgery that will sideline him for approximately four months, what it means for the Blackhawks to begin the 2026-27 season without him, and whether a Patrick Kane reunion could be a realistic option to help boost the offense. Later, three-time Stanley Cup champion and CHSN Blackhawks analyst Alec Martinez joins the show to break down the Blackhawks' acquisition of Bowen Byram, the Leo Carlsson offer sheet, and much more.

Riley Cote and Derek Settlemyre start the show reacting to the Philadelphia Flyers offer sheet to Leo Carlsson and Claude Giroux re-signing in Ottawa. Riles and Nasty are then joined by 2026 Stanley Cup winning head coach Rod The Bod Brind'Amour. Roddy talks to us about winning the Stanley Cup, celebrating the win, the culture in Carolina, and the relief of winning. We dive into Jordan Staal's leadership and the Hurricanes goaltending tandem of Bussi and Andersen.We then discuss going up against the Flyers in the playoffs, Porter Martone and Rick Tocchet, organizational patience, coaching philosophies, analytics, and what it's like coaching Shayne Gostisbehere, Sean Walker, and Nic Deslauriers. Jumping into his playing career, we touch on starting in St Louis, playing in Philadelphia, Philly fans, and watching Allen Iverson play basketball. We tap into the Stanley Cup parade, before wrapping up on coaching speeches and influence he's had from other coaches.Go to gt-wholesale.com and use coupon code "nasty" for 15% off. Nasty Knuckles is a Baller Sports Network production, created by co-hosts, Riley Cote and Derek "Nasty" Settlemyre. The show features a mix of interviews, never before heard story-telling, hockey-talk, and maybe some pranks... The guys bring in some of the biggest names in the hockey world for your enjoyment! Make sure to check back every week as the guys release a new episode weekly!►Click here to shop our latest merch: nastyknuckles.com/shop► Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NastyKnuckles► Follow Riley Cote on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rileycote32► Follow Riley Cote on Instagram: https://instagram.com/rileycote32► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dnastyworld► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dnastyworld Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Aaron Korolnek and Dave Feschuk for Hour 1 on OverDrive! The guys discuss the Ducks matching the Flyers' offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, the future of the RFAs, the Maple Leafs' staff changes, Steve Sullivan's hiring with the Marlies, Dylan Cease's near no-hitter for the Blue Jays and and Tom Dundon putting his family members on the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup. TSN Soccer Analyst Steven Caldwell joins to discuss the headlines around the Round of 8 in the FIFA World Cup.

Ailish Forfar and Jesse Rubinoff kick things off with Frank Seravalli (1:55)! They discuss whether or not matching Leo Carlsson offer sheet was an “easy decision” for Anaheim, how the Ducks will approach the contract situation with the teams other young stars, the controversy surrounding the Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundan putting his entire family's names on the Stanley Cup, Daniel Alfredsson joining the Maple Leafs coaching staff, Connor Bedard's latest injury, and much more! Then, Sportsnet's Michael Grange joins the show (27:12) to discuss the holdup in the Kawhi Leonard trade to Toronto. They break down why the league's investigation into Kawhi and the Clippers, why the Raptors would have to take on the punishment if one is imposed, what a potential punishment for Kawhi could look like, potential reunions with former Raptors available on the open market, and much more! Ailish and Jesse wrap up by discussing the Jays' new home run celebration, Dylan Cease's near no-hitter, if he should be an ASG starter, and more! 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.

My HoneyDew this week is former NHL star Brooks Laich! Brooks joins me to Highlight the Lowlights of a life spent chasing the ultimate dream: winning the Stanley Cup. Brooks opens up about growing up in a small Canadian town, leaving home at 16 to pursue hockey, and turning down Division I college scholarships to bet everything on an NHL career. He shares stories from playing alongside Alex Ovechkin and the pressure of dedicating your life to one goal. Brooks gets brutally honest about retirement, why walking away without a Stanley Cup felt like accepting 30 years of failure, and the incredible story of how his stolen hockey memorabilia—including two game pucks—was recovered after a major drug bust. Be sure to check out Brooks travel booking platform WorldPlayground.co to save on your next trip!

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder think LeBron is headed back to Cleveland. Hoch's food ventures in Europe. The Panthers are the favorites to win the Stanley Cup next season. Plus, expectations for Giannis in a Heat jersey.