We are almost a week from NHL qualifiers, and the Big show of Hockey News is there to discuss some of the greatest subjects.
Here is what Katie Gaus, Michael Traikos and the guest co-host Steve Warne discussed in this episode:
1:03: We have our first series of series of the Stanley Cup officially. What will we see in this series?
3:31: Will hurricanes and demons have high score battles?
4:56: predict the winner of the Hurricanes-Devils series
6.30pm: The Wild du Minnesota made Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek of the injury. How do their feedback change the prospects of the Minnesota qualifiers?
10:13: Los Angeles Kings and Edmonton’s Oilers are again almost a lock to compete in the first round. It would be the fourth consecutive year that they meet in turn 1. How could this time be different?
1:00 p.m.: Steve updates his list of the eight best contenders for the Stanley Cup.
14:40: Micheal explains his modifications to his list of cup contenders and why.
16:59: How does a team balance the players and make sure that he is ready to go for the game 1 of the playoffs?
19:26: What should we know about Ivan Demidov and his game when he joins the Montreal Canadians? What kind of boost could it give to Montreal?
23:34: BROCK BOESER said it is unlikely to re-sign with the Vancouver Canucks. Where could it end?
26:20: Should Boender be concerned about looking for a higher salary or get more tremor?
28:10: What team miss the playoffs this year will make an even bigger step back next season?
31:00: During their recruit seasons, Connor Bedard scored 22 goals and 61 points in 68 games, while Macklin Celebrini scored 24 goals and 62 points in 66 games and count. Who would you take?
33:46: The Philadelphia flyers have won four of the five games since the dismissal John Tortorella. Michkov has eight points in five games, and Foerster has seven points, the two obtaining more ice time. With hindsight, did the flyers made the right decision to dismiss their coach with less than a month?
36:49: Patrick Roy put the AHL 21-year-old goalkeeper Tristan Lennox, with the team down 6-1, then pulled it after authorizing a goal on two shots during the 9-2 defeat. Did that disturb you? Roy on thin ice after this movement?
40:25: The NCAA National Championship match is on Saturday. Who is your choice to win between western Michigan and the University of Boston?
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