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Hockey podcast that goes over all aspects of the game, featuring outlandish takes and extremely audible disagreements.
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Less than 24 hours before the puck drops on the 2019-20 season, and the guys are ready to go! They break down each of the 31 teams, and what to expect from each this season. They then make their predictions on how each division will look by game 82. The brothers also look at the Auston Matthews situation, and an in-depth analysis on what happened with Evander Kane and the linesman.
Tyler is at it this week, and dives right in with analyzing the Justin Faulk trade to St. Louis, and how it benefits both the Blues and Carolina. He discusses the Brayden Point and Thomas Chabot contracts, followed up with his issue with players getting hurt before the regular season. Tyler then goes into what is wrong in Montreal, and gives his take on the Ryan Merkley saga.
The guys are back, and have an interesting take on the NHLPA's decision to not re-open the CBA. They go over more signings, including talking about how Jared Spurgeon is overpaid, and Charlie McAvoy and Brock Boeser are on fair contracts. After the Leafs have signed Mitch Marner, Colorado and Winnipeg are looking at a crisis with their RFAs, as Mikko Rantanen and Patrick Laine are not close to signing with their respective teams. The brothers both give their reasons why the Jets should not sign Laine.
Tyler and Alex discuss some of the notable signings over the past week. Tyler loves Ray Shero's comments regarding Pavel Zacha, and both like Zach Werenski's contract. Tyler then realizes that Mitch Marner is the problem with his contract negotiations. They then discuss Pierre McGuire being demoted by NBC, and the NWHL's new streaming deal with Twitch.
This week the guys talk about Justin Williams and Niklas Kronwall retiring, while talking about eating leftovers. Tyler is not too confident in the players' union not re-opening the CBA, and both debate on why the RFA market is stagnant as we head into Training Camp.
Tyler and Alex have another hot show this week. They try to figure out exactly what happened with Evgeny Kuznetsov, followed up by Tyler being ecstatic for PK Subban and Lindsey Vonn's engagement. Then, they go into Bill Guerin signing on with Minnesota, Hurricanes' new sweater, and what is the play Marner's camp try to make? The brothers then get into a severely heated, and rather needless,
A lot of topics on this week's show. The guys discuss Adam Erne heading to Motown, Jim Benning staying in Vancouver, and Roberto Luongo's number being retired in Florida. They discuss the approval for the new arena for the New York Islanders, along with the Swedish Women's Hockey boycott. The brothers then go over Patrick Laine's recent comments regarding Winnipeg, before diving into the CBA talks, and why Tyler believes the players are the ones who need to bite the bullet this time around.
The guys continue to yell and scream this week. First, Tyler does not like Kevin Shattenkirk's comments after signing with Tampa, and the both of them discuss who the Wild should choose for GM. They then get heated when debating whether Mitch Marner is worth Auston Matthews' money, and why Long-Term Injured Reserve should be taken out of the game.
Alex is back (again), and they have a lot to talk about, including baseball! They talk about the Reds/Pirates brawl, and Tyler's disdain for the Blue Jays' management. Then, they get into hockey talking about Paul Fenton's "legacy" after being fired from Minnesota, and how the Devils should be a competitive team. Tyler laughs at Andrei Vasilevskiy's extension, before tearing into players' belief that they should be paid more than they are worth.
Tyler talks #NHL arbitration, who's signed and who's not, how the #Oilers won the Lucic/Neal trade, #SmashfestVIII, #NHL20Beta, @PKSubban1 throwing shade on the #Preds, and more on this week's #TheKuehlPodcast!
This week the guys discuss the hiring of Ron Francis as GM of Seattle, along with their thoughts on new movies coming out...okay? After that they talk about how Tampa's cap issues will affect Brayden Point's contract, along with other RFA rumours, and Tyler tries to calm Leafs' Nation down after William Nylander changed his number. The guys then go back and forth on what changes like they would like to see in the game. Everything from shootouts to goalies getting hit, nothing is off limits.
Tyler is riding solo this week, but that does not mean he's keeping his opinions to himself. He tears into the awful contracts that Micheal Ferland and Cody Ceci were signed to, and vouches for Kevin Labanc's agent to be fired. He also goes into who is left on free agent market, and how much the top-tier RFAs will sign for.
After an exciting 24 hours, the guys go over some of the bigger contacts that were signed on July 1st. They go over the offer sheet on Sebastian Aho, and what that means for the RFA market. The guys also look at the trades that happened over the past week, the Hockey Hall of Fame inductees, and Roberto Luongo.
It was a wild weekend. Surprise picks came about in the NHL Draft, and Tyler believes some teams are going to be better now with their selections. They also look at the three big trades that occurred over the weekend and how they affect the new salary cap. Then, the guys look at the impending Restricted and Unrestricted Free Agents, how much they are worth, and who will be going where come July 1st.
Alex is back and the two have a lot to talk about! First, they look at the impact Ryan Callahan's injury has on Tampa's salary cap, followed by discussing the buyouts from the past week. They also dive into the signings and trades, before arguing over the Mitch Marner contract talks. The two go over the winners at the NHL Awards, including the emotional speech from Robin Lehner, before putting together their own Mock Draft.
The Blues have done it! They have won the Stanley Cup! Tyler breaks down the final games of the Finals, and what the win means for the city. After he's done weeping after watching Laila Anderson kiss Lord Stanley, he talks about what the future holds for both St. Louis and Boston. He also talks about with NHL Competition Committee meeting and Jeff Skinner's contract.
Despite a game three blowout, the Stanley Cup Finals is still tight and up for grabs after four games. The guys discuss how games three and four played out, and talk about what both teams need to do to put themselves one win away from Hockey's Holy Grail. They also talk a little bit about the Leafs' trade rumours and why Erik Karlsson wants to come back to Canada.Music: "Seek Advice Elsewhere" by Off With Their Heads
The Finals are underway, and we have seen two tight games thus far. The guys dissect the two contests, and what to expect in game three. They also discuss the recent news with the Oilers hiring Dave Tippett, Nikita Zaitsev wanting out of Toronto, and the NHL Scouting Combine. Then, they go back and forth over the statement made earlier from the NWHL regarding their future, and that they are willing to make a move towards #OneLeague.Music: "Seek Advice Elsewhere" by Off With Their Heads
Here. We. Go. It's time for the Stanley Cup Finals. Laura Astorian from SB Nation joins the brothers to talk about the Blues and the incredible roller coaster season they have had. The guys break down the match-up and pick who will lift Lord Stanley. They then talk about the big news out of Ottawa, and what effect DJ Smith will have on the Sens, before Tyler updates us on the World Championships and Memorial Cup.Music:"Seek Advice Elsewhere" by Off With Their Heads"Gloria" by Laura Branigan
In another solo episode, Tyler needs to vents about the bogus missed call that led to the Sharks overtime winner in game three against the Blues. He then breaks down the four participants in the 101st Memorial Cup, overlooks the schedule, and picks who he thinks will cement their legacy in junior hockey and become Memorial Cup Champions!Music: "Seek Advice Elsewhere" by Off With Their Heads
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