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Edmonton Oil Kings play-by-play voice Mat Barrett swings by to recap the 2024-25 regular season and preview the first-round playoff series against the Prince Albert Raiders. Find out who the team standouts were over the course of the year and what the WHL Bantam Draft may have in sort for a two that holds two high picks. Find Mat on X at @MatBarrett6 and follow the Edmonton Oil Kings at @EDMOilKings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was great to get on a call with Micki DuPont!DuPont was an offensive defenseman that loved to join the rush over the course of his long and successful career. Originally a Kamloops Blazer that was drafted by the Calgary Flames, DuPont went on to play professional hockey into his late 30's! Micki is now head coach for the u15 Prep team at the acclaimed Edge Academy in Calgary, and is also a hockey dad who navigating the journey for his two sons - Nolan and Landon.Landon DuPont is regarded by many Western League scouts as the favorite to go first overall in the 2024 Bantam Draft.As usual, we cover a lot of ground during this episode! Devlopment, coaching philosophy, the WHL Bantam Draft, pressure, passion, mindset, and much more!Enjoy the conversation

The director of scouting for the Edmonton Oil Kings, Michael Chan joins the show to discuss plans and needs ahead of the WHL Bantam Draft, as well as players within the Oil Kings organization and those headed off to represent Canada at the World Junior Championship. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brady is joined by his former teammate Ian White. Before breaking into the NHL, White was a star for the Swift Current Broncos. Leavold's first shift ever in the WHL saw White in an unfamiliar centre position coming off an injury. White went on to have a succesful NHL career before falling into some of his own demons. Now he is ready to share his story. Don't miss it! Ian White (born June 4, 1984) is a former Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played over 500 games in the National Hockey League. In a career spanning parts of nine seasons, White suited up for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Calgary Flames, Carolina Hurricanes, San Jose Sharks and Detroit Red Wings. White was originally selected in the sixth round, 191st overall in the 2002 NHL Draft. White was drafted by the Swift Current Broncos of the Western Hockey League (WHL) in the fifth round, 89th overall, in the 1999 WHL Bantam Draft. His first season with Swift Current was fairly successful, as he scored 12 goals and 31 assists in 69 games, which placed him seventh on the team in scoring. The team finished the season first in their division. In White's second season with Swift Current, he fared much better, scoring 32 goals and 47 assists for 79 points in 70 games for second place on the team in scoring. This generated interest amongst NHL teams leading up to the 2002 NHL Entry Draft, where he was ultimately selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the sixth round, 191st overall. In 2002–03, White finished third on Swift Current in scoring with 24 goals and 44 assists for 68 points in 64 games, and was also named to the WHL's First All Star Team and the CHL's Second All Star Team. He then played for Canada at the 2003 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where Canada finished second place to Russia. White was primarily the seventh defenceman and powerplay specialist for Canada, where he scored two goals and four assists for six points in six games. The following year, however, White broke his left ankle in late October 2004 and thereby could not be afforded a spot on the 2004 World Junior team. Professional White made his debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 2005–06 season, scoring five points (one goal and four assists) in his first five career NHL games. That same season, White was named to Canada's Spengler Cup squad, which made it into the final against Metallurg Magnitogorsk, losing 8–3. White accumulated one goal in the tournament. In 2006–07, White scored three goals and 23 assists for a total of 26 points, leaving him tied for second in scoring among rookie defencemen. He spent much of the season playing with the hulking Hal Gill, giving rise to the nickname of "Barney and Fred" due to the almost full foot in height Gill has on White, as well as the massive weight difference. On January 31, 2010, White was traded, along with Jamal Mayers, Niklas Hagman and Matt Stajan, to the Calgary Flames in exchange for Dion Phaneuf, Fredrik Sjöström and prospect Keith Aulie. White re-signed with the Flames during the off-season on a one-year contract worth $2.99 million, but was traded, along with Brett Sutter, to the Carolina Hurricanes in mid-November in exchange for Tom Kostopoulos and Anton Babchuk. White played in 39 games for the Hurricanes, recording 11 assists before being dealt again three months later, this time to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a second-round pick in 2012. He recorded an assist in his first game as a Shark and also recorded his first career Stanley Cup playoff point in Game 1 of the 2011 conference quarter-finals against the Los Angeles Kings. The following summer, White signed a two-year, $5.75 million contract with the Detroit Red Wings. He scored his first goal with Detroit on October 7 during a 5–3 victory over the Ottawa Senators, and finished with 32 points during the 2011–12 season. The following season, shortened because due to the 2012–13 NHL lockout, saw White's role with the Red Wings dramatically reduced; he appeared in only 25 of the team's 48 games and scored only four points. During 2012–13 lockout, White made controversial public comments about NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, referring to him as "an idiot...[who has] done nothing but damage the game." White later expressed regret for making the remarks. Legal issues White was arrested and charged for impaired driving in 2005 and 2006, and later arrested again by Toronto police for driving while his license was suspended. On November 20, 2015, he was arrested at his home in Kenora, Ontario and charged with various weapons offences.

This week's episode of Blades Uncut takes a deep dive into the Hub Centre in Regina, bringing one player who's sure to be a difference-maker this season onto the podcast, along with the mastermind behind piecing together the Blades roster years in advance. Caiden Daley and Dan Tencer make their Uncut debuts this week, discussing the finer details of what fans should expect from within the bubble this season. Daley is one of three pending graduates of the WHL on the Blades roster, bringing unrivaled speed and hockey IQ onto the ice. He'll be greatly depended on this season, not just for his quickness and playmaking abilities, but also as a leader for the young crop of rookies set to make their WHL debuts. Daley also dives into his days playing for the Brandon Wheat Kings, and what it was like to be traded to Regina and Saskatoon in the same season. Following the conversation with the 20-year-old, Mitch and Les welcome Tencer on to discuss the preparation which went into piecing this year's team. Due to the strict limitations imposed by COVID, Tencer has had to recalibrate his way of scouting players, but says he's excited to see his hard work over the years come to fruition. He also gives his thoughts on 2020 WHL Bantam Draft picks Tanner Molendyk and Lukas Hansen, and gives his thoughts on the 2020 Bantam Draft's move to December.

In this episode, Andrew and Tyler talk to Carolina Hurricanes 3rd Round Pick Stelio Mattheos. Stelio talks about playing in the memorial Cup, being drafted by Carolina, in the 3rd round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft being the 1st overall pick in the 2014 WHL Bantam Draft, and much more.

The long-overdue Blades Uncut debut for one of the greatest of all time, Paul Buczkowski, is finally here. The hometown boy of Saskatoon has his name inked into the franchise record books on multiple occasions, playing nearly 400 career games from the early-to-mid 1990s. Mitch and Les chat with Buczkowski for nearly an hour, reflecting on his playing days wearing the Pacman jersey, his favourite stories from traveling on the road, and where his career took him following junior hockey. Currently the head coach for the Saskatoon Outlaws AA U16 squad, the 45-year-old also dives into his transition from playing into coaching, and how the game has changed over the last few decades. Buczkowski has four kids; Tyson, who's eligible to be chosen in the upcoming WHL Bantam Draft, Madison, who most recently suited up for the Saskatoon Stars, and two twins who are also showing signs of living in their father's footsteps. Before welcoming Buczkowski on, Mitch and Les also discuss the recent approval for WHL hockey to drop the puck at the end of February, and whether a season is in sight for Saskatchewan-based teams. The guys also recap last week's trivia question before Les tries selling Mitch on a new show worth watching.

Gilbert was hands down the best 1987 born player to come out of western Canada. Brady and Gilbert battled all the way up, Gilbert always coming out on top. They have both had there share of ups and downs and this should be a beauty!! Join us Live 11am Est. Drafted out of the Western Hockey League (WHL), Brulé played major junior with the Vancouver Giants for three seasons. After being named the WHL rookie of the year in 2004, Brulé was selected as the WHL playoff MVP and led the Memorial Cup in scoring, as part of the Giants' WHL championship-winning season two years later. Selected sixth overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, he began his NHL career with the Columbus Blue Jackets before being traded to the Edmonton Oilers prior to the 2008–09 season. After three seasons with the Oilers, he was placed on waivers, then acquired by the Coyotes for the 2011–12 season and playoffs. He then joined the ZSC Lions for the 2012–13 season. Brulé was released by the Zurich-based team in October 2012. Internationally, Brulé has represented Team Canada at the 2004 World U-17 Hockey Challenge and 2004 U-18 Junior World Cup, winning silver and gold medals, respectively. Brulé was selected first overall in the 2002 WHL Bantam Draft by the Vancouver Giants. The selection was originally possessed by the Prince Albert Raiders, but was dealt to the Giants in exchange for their third overall and third round selections.[3] He debuted in one game with the Giants during the subsequent WHL season, while playing Junior A[notes 1] in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) with the Quesnel Millionaires. Recording 57 points (32 goals and 25 assists) over 48 games in his lone BCHL season, he was named the Interior Conference's recipient of the Bruce Allison Memorial Trophy as rookie of the year.[4] In 2003–04, Brulé joined the Giants and tallied 60 points in 67 games. He became the first Giants player to win a major WHL award,[5] receiving the Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy as league rookie of the year.[6] The distinction made him a nominee for Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Rookie of the Year,[7] which went to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) rookie of the year Sidney Crosby of the Rimouski Océanic.[8] He joined Crosby on the CHL All-Rookie Team. The following season, Brulé finished third in WHL scoring with 87 points (39 goals and 48 assists), establishing a Giants single-season point-scoring record (surpassed by Casey Pierro-Zabotel in 2008–09). During the campaign, he was chosen to a squad of WHL All-Stars against the Russian select team in the 2004 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge in November. Several months later, he competed in the 2005 CHL Top Prospects Game, where he recorded the first hat trick in the history of the all-star match and was named Team Cherry's player of the game. At the end of the season, Brulé was named the CHL Scholastic Player of the Year, having taken more high school credits than any other WHL player. Brulé was born in Edmonton, Alberta, later moving to North Vancouver, British Columbia, during his childhood. He had a sister named Leah who died at the age of 12 as a result of complications from cerebral palsy. Brulé was nine years old at the time of his sister's death and later had her name tattooed on his left wrist. Despite growing up in both Edmonton and Vancouver, Brulé was a childhood fan of the Los Angeles Kings. In May 2010, Brulé donated $10,000 to a fund assisting an Edmonton boy suffering from lymphatic cystic hydroma. The money was allocated to a costly surgery to be performed in New York, which doctors in Canada were unable to perform. Brulé received further media attention a year later for picking up a pair of hitchhikers who turned out to be Irish rock band U2 frontman Bono and his assistant in a West Vancouver neighbourhood on May 31, 2011. In return, Brulé was given backstage passes for him and his mother, for U2's concert in Edmonton on the next day. During the show, Bono thanked Brulé for the ride.Subscribe to the Hockey Podcast Network On YouTubeFollow Brady On Instagram : @Hockey2Heroin / @Hockey2Hell @pucksupportwww.pucksupport.com

Natural, raw, goal-scoring talent was evident in Devin Setoguchi's early childhood, which made him a highly saude-after piece in the 2002 WHL Bantam Draft. He was taken by the Blades 5th overall — the first step towards reaching the NHL and living out a childhood dream. After two seasons in the WHL, Setoguchi was selected 8th overall in the 2005 NHL Draft by the San Jose Sharks — a draft class that included Sidney Crosby, Bobby Ryan, and Carey Price. In fact, San Jose traded up four spots to ensure the Setoguchi pick, which came before Anze Kopitar and T.J. Oshie. Needless to say, Setoguchi was a superstar in the making. He made his NHL debut as a teenager and was quickly thrown onto a line with Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau. His sophomore campaign saw him reach the 30-goal plateau and put up a career-high 65 points. What many people didn't see on the surface were early signs of alcoholism, which grew into a fierce addiction in the mid-2010's. On April 1st, 2015, Setoguchi made one of the most important phone calls of his life — reaching out to Dr. Brian Shaw, the co-founder of the NHL's substance abuse program, and entered rehab four days later. In this week's episode, Setoguchi relives the glory days of playing for the Blades, and shares details of the trade which sent him to BC's Peace Region. He also looks back on the 2005 NHL Draft, the excitement of playing in San Jose, and the turmoil which ultimately fuelled his addiction to alcohol. Today, Setoguchi, his wife, and two children reside in San Jose, CA and own/operate an F45 Training Centre. Outside of their chat with Setoguchi, Mitch and Les also discuss the local sports scene, the latest news in the World Juniors, and tease a special edition of Blades Uncut which will be released on Christmas Eve.

It wasn’t easy to cover all 22 WHL teams, especially when talking about multiple prospects for each club, but we pulled it off.  This episode was powered by Liam Horrobin, who not only works with Draftgeek, but he’s also part of our DUBNetwork family as well.  You can tell that […]

Crowe and Falko catch up with the legendary voice of the Nashville Predators, Pete Weber. They talk to Pete about the CHL and NHL as well as a fan favourite for both Brandon and Nashville, Jordin Tootoo. PLUS: Wheat Kings GM Darren Ritchie joins the pod to talk about the WHL Bantam Draft held last week.

On today's ep. of On The Board, the guys get back to some sports talk and break down both the WHL Bantam Draft as well as the NFL Draft. Was the Medicine Hat Tigers 1st round pick a little off the board? Is Joe Burrow the man to lead Cincinnati back towards the playoffs? Did the Cowboys NEED to draft CeeDee Lamb at #17? And how will Jameis Winston fare as a backup in New Orleans? Those questions and more are coming up!Find us on: - Facebook - www.facebook.com/OnTheBoardPodcast - Twitter - @OnTheBoardPod - YouTube - https://bit.ly/32wsibhThanks for listening! We'll talk to ya next week!

Recapping the WHL Bantam Draft.The NHL is considering restarting in July.The 5 year anniversary of 2015 Flames Canucks playoff series.The 2016 NHL Draft redo.The Mount Rushmore of Hockey.Subscribe to the Hockey Podcast on ;Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hockey-podcast/id1498263482?ign-mpt=uo%3D4Google:: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMzA2NTMzOC9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/15CfMcGCGvZS3Q3qYbI0fxI Heart Radiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-the-hockey-podcast-58203595/Follow Devin: @GordHowe09Follow Heidi:@heidamazeballsFollow Chris: @schneidzFollow Sean:@beardycanuck03Follow Tyler: @tnobleFollow Kevin: @kevoleFollow The Hockey Podcast: @podcast_hockey

In this short little pod the boys catch up with the man behind Cariboo Hockey, Trevor Sprague. To hear his thoughts on the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft.

One day removed from the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft, Broncos this Week catches up with Head Coach/Director of Hockey Operations Dean Brockman, as well as first and second round picks Brady Birnie and Rylan Gould.

We comb through the list of players drafted in the WHL Bantam Draft and see what kinds of names parents named their kids 14 years ago. Plus, TJ answers some of kids most asked questions and friendlier people during the pandemic.

Pats have officially selected the WHL’s first player granted exceptional status with their first overall pick in the WHL Bantam Draft. Welcome to Regina, Connor Bedard! Rich Sutter (12:16) Ballsy with coach Dickenson (25:00) Matt Dunigan (40:20)

Asst. GM Shaun Sutter recaps the nine players selected by the Red Deer Rebels at the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft

Pats sign 2020 WHL Bantam Draft first-overall selection Connor Bedard to WHL contract Rob Gronkowski reunites with Tom Brady Brian Lee Arash Madani (27:00) Phil Andrews (47:00)

We spoke with DUBNetwork’s Director of Scouting Zach Moffat about the upcoming WHL Bantam Draft, as far as profiling the top few players, how “deep” of a draft this is, the different format in these strange times, the new scouting side of DUBNetwork, and beyond

Red Deer Rebels Asst. GM Shaun Sutter talks about the inaugural WHL U.S. Prospects Draft and how his team is preparing for the 2020 WHL Bantam Draft

First Segment - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, News and notes updating the CHL and USHL playoffs, the WHL Bantam Draft and then the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Updated intro for The Pipeline Show Season 14 [1:14] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, News and notes updating the CHL and USHL playoffs, the WHL Bantam Draft and then the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [16:24] - The QMJHL final is previewed with the help of broadcaster Jean-Paul Charlesbois [32:00] - The OHL final is previewed with the assist of our CHL Insider and voice of the Ottawa 67s, A.J. Jakubec [56:38] - The WHL final is previewed with an In the Dub segment with the help of Vancouver Giants broadcaster Dan O'Connor [1:20:03] - The 2019 Draft Spotlight this week finds John Farinacci from Dexter Southfield who is a recruit of Harvard. {1:34:12] - Guy previews next week and closes out the episode

Bob takes a few listener calls, then brings aboard the Edmonton Oil Kings Director of Scouting, Jamie Porter, to recap their 2019 WHL Bantam Draft class. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look back at a busy two days in Red Deer. The 2019 WHL Bantam Draft saw a flurry of moves in the opening round. We'll recap that and hear from Winnipeg ICE Director of Scouting Jake Heisinger as the ICE selected both 1st and 2nd overall. The 2019 WHL Awards Banquet was held Wednesday in Red Deer. The Prince Albert Raiders were big winners as GM Curtis Hunt, Head Coach Marc Habscheid and G Ian Scott all took home awards. We will hear from all three ahead of the 2019 WHL Championship Series presented by Rogers.

First, hear from Cam Moon of the Red Deer Rebels following the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft. Then, Oilers prospect and Edmonton product Tyler Benson talks about his rookie season in Bakersfield and the Condors playoff run. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest 2 - The WHL Bantam Draft is the focus of In the Dub this week as Brayden Sullivan of DraftGeek.ca gives some insight on the players available this year. Bonus - Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry was at a recent Edmonton Oil Kings game and this is a brief intermission interview we did.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Updated intro for Season 14 of The Pipeline Show [0:59] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, News and Notes plus Coming Down the Pipe [13:02] - USHL Playoff Update with Ryan Wagman of McKeens Hockey looking at what has happened so far and what is on the horizon n the post season. [37:24] - The WHL Bantam Draft is the focus of In the Dub this week as Brayden Sullivan of DraftGeek.ca gives some insight on the players available this year. [50:48] - Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry was at a recent Edmonton Oil Kings game and this is a brief intermission interview we did. [57:14] - The first 2019 Draft Spotlight segment today features Luke Bast of the Brooks Bandits. [1:15:45] - The second 2019 Draft Spotlight segment of the episode introduces our audience to Flint Firebirds power forward Ethan Keppen. [1:32:43] - Guy wraps up the episode and looks ahead to next week.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look at NHL's Central Scouting Final Rankings which features 50 players from the WHL, including three of the top five ranked skaters in North America. Also, a recap of the nine WHL players who cracked Canada's U-18 team for the IIHF World U-18 Hockey Championship in Sweden. Prince Albert Raiders F Dante Hannoun joins us. The WHL "On The Run" Player of the Week scored six goals in the final three games in their series against Saskatoon. Now, the Raiders prepare for the Edmonton Oil Kings in the Eastern Conference Championship. It's a program called "Will Warms the Community." Meet Edmonton Oil Kings D Will Warm. He's up for the Doug Wickenheiser Memorial Trophy for Humanitarian Player of the Year. We'll hear about his work off the ice that is making an impact. Finally, the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft is two weeks away. We'll introduce you to top prospect Conor Geekie of Stratchlair MB - a potential top pick.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, updates the first round of the 2019 WHL Playoffs. Both Saskatoon and Prince Albert have advanced via first round sweeps. We'll hear from Raiders G Ian Scott on moving on along with Blades F Max Gerlach who tallied five goals in four games against Moose Jaw. We'll also check-in on some of the other exciting 1st round series a week into the post-season. Winnipeg ICE General Manager Matt Cockell holds all the cards heading into the 2019 WHL Bantam Draft in Red Deer. After winning the WHL Bantam Draft Lottery, the ICE will select 1st overall on May 2nd. Matt will be our guest to discuss the lottery win and just what their plans may be with the 1st overall selection.

Kelly Moore chats with Matthew Cockell, GM of the Winnipeg ICE, about their first overall pick in the upcoming WHL Bantam Draft. Indigenous hockey player Brady Keeper has signed with the Florida Panthers. Maine assistant coach Alfie Michaud talks about what this means for the province. And Christian previews March Madness with the best expert he knows - his dad!

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, features another player set to suit up for Team WHL in next week's 2018 CIBC Canada Russia series. A strong start for Edmonton Oil Kings F Trey Fix-Wolansky has earned the 19 year-old playmaker an invite. He'll be our guest. The WHL has awarded a record 386 WHL graduate players with WHL Scholarships for the fall semester of the 2018-19 academic year. It's the highest total in WHL history as the program continues to grow. WHL Commissioner Ron Robison joins us to break down those numbers. #BroncosStrong night is coming to Swift Current and Humboldt this weekend. The event will see both teams join forces to take time to pause and reflect on tragedies that have impacted them so deeply. Hear from both coaches Dean Brockman and Nathan Oystrick ahead of the special night. Red Deer Rebels over-age forward Brandon Hagel has signed an NHL Free-Agent deal with the Chicago Blackhawks. Hear his story after being passed over in the WHL Bantam Draft. Finally, Red Deer Rebels D Alexander Alexeyev has been named the WHL "On The Run" Player of the Week after putting up eight points in four games to go along with a +10 rating. He'll also represent Team Russia in the 2018 Canada Russia Series November 5th & 6th in Kamloops and Vancouver. He'll be our guest.

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - TPS Season 13 intro [1:07] - Guy begins the show as always, with the Question of the Day and some news and notes before getting to what is Coming Down the Pipe [16:39] - USHL Commissioner Tom Garrity joins Guy to share his vision for the league moving forward. [38:12] - Player Agent / Family Advisor Dave Maciuk of JDM Sports explains his role as he represents players on their way to the next level of hockey. [56:33] - It's been about 2 decades since USA Hockey created the US National Team Development Program. One of the guys who was there at the start is Bob Mancini who shares memories of how it all came to fruition. [1:24:59] - In the Dub: The high end of the WHL Bantam Draft sees a lot of players from the Canadian Sport School Hockey League. To learn more about the CSSHL, executive Kevin Goodwin is our guide. [1:42:35] - Guy wraps up the show this week and previews what is coming up next week.

Guest 4: In the Dub - The high end of the WHL Bantam Draft sees a lot of players from the Canadian Sport School Hockey League. To learn more about the CSSHL, executive Kevin Goodwin is our guide.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, recaps the 2018 WHL Awards Ceremony and the 2018 WHL Bantam Draft held this week in Red Deer, AB. We'll take a look at the top five selections and hear from the 1st overall choice of the Edmonton Oil Kings, F Dylan Guenther of the Northern Alberta X-treme. The Rogers WHL Championship Series has the Swift Current Broncos up against the Everett Silvetips. WHL Vaughn Goaltender of the Month Stuart Skinner of the Broncos will preview the series and the head-to-head match-up with Carter Hart.

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - TPS Season 13 Intro [1:23] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, New and Notes, the Hotdog Prospect Performer of the Week and Coming Down the Pipe [12:26] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Jay O'Brien from Thayer Academy is a potential 1st round pick who discusses his draft season and what comes next [33:19] - CHL Insider: CTV reporter Kaella Carr updates us on the series between the Lethbridge Hurricanes and Swift Current Broncos. [52:18] - WHL Bantam Draft preview with the help of Brayden Sullivan of DraftGeek.ca [1:13:41] - Guy wraps up the show

Guest 3: WHL Bantam Draft preview with the help of Brayden Sullivan of DraftGeek.ca

Ryan Kerr joins the guys on the show to talk about the pressure involved with being a former first overall pick in the Western Hockey League Bantam Draft.

With the NHL draft, WHL Bantam Draft and CHL Import Draft all wrapped up, there's only one thing left to do before next season starts. Yes, it's that time of year again. We look towards the 2013-14 season as we preview the Vancouver Giants, Prince George Cougars and the Brandon Wheat Kings. 

With the NHL draft, WHL Bantam Draft and CHL Import Draft all wrapped up, there's only one thing left to do before next season starts. Yes, it's that time of year again. We look towards the 2013-14 season as we preview the Vancouver Giants, Prince George Cougars and the Brandon Wheat Kings.