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The FAN Hockey Show
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Sportsnet's Matt Marchese and former L.A Kings executive Mike Futa take you around the league on Sportsnet 590 The FAN’s national hockey show, airing live across the country daily from 12pm-2pm ET. Get your opinion, news and analysis featuring daily segments from insider Elliotte Friedman!
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Toronto Adds Darren Raddysh with Amber, Koshan & Cosentino!
2d ago01:39:41Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and guest host Gord Stellick kick off today's show with thoughts on the Maple Leafs sign-and-trade for Darren Raddysh. Sportsnet's David Amber (04:10) shares his take on the move and envisions how Raddysh fits with Toronto's roster. D.A. also looks into what's next for John Carlson and reflects on Jonathan Toews' career after announcing his retirement today. Terry Koshan (28:40), Toronto Sun Leafs reporter, joins the show to add to the Raddysh conversation. He also breaks down Joseph Woll's departure, what's next for Morgan Rielly and Brandon Carlo, as well as the ripple effects of the Marlies' Calder Cup run. Later, Sportsnet's Sam Cosentino (50:00) reflects on Raddysh's growth as a player, the Leafs' decision atop the draft, and how the rest of first round might shake out. Later, we hear from Maple Leafs GM John Chayka as he speaks about what Raddysh brings to Toronto, before Matt and Gord wrap up discussing the most intriguing players who could be on the move this summer. 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.
Transcribe →Jack Adams Finalist Dan Muse, Hockey Hotline & The Candy Jar!
3d ago01:15:09Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open this episode with the latest news and notes from around the league, before responding to your Hockey Hotline calls and texts! Later, the guys share their thoughts on the NHL's decision to clear Mike Babcock to return behind the bench. After the break, Producer Mike Gentile (32:11) opens up The Candy Jar to ask Matt and Mike about what's next for Bruce Cassidy, how a team adapts to a new coach, the most hated teams around the league, and the best travelling NHL fan bases. Pittsburgh Penguins Head Coach Dan Muse (50:50) joins the show to discuss what it was like in his first year with the group, working alongside Mike Stothers, and the leadership of Sidney Crosby. 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.
Transcribe →Jason Bukala's Draft Insight + Next Steps in Toronto with David Pagnotta
4d ago01:08:26Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese opens this episode asking two-time Stanley Cup champion Mike Futa about the front office process leading up to NHL Draft. After playing telephone tag with the Game Notes podcast, Jason Bukala of Sportsnet and The Pro Hockey Group stops by! He looks back on his time with the Panthers scouting department to discuss a story of a player that dropped down his draft board, along with thoughts on the Flames' draft flexibility and the most intriguing situations around the league. Finally, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period weighs in on Jim Hiller's hiring in Toronto, the next steps for the roster, Ryan Craig's hiring in Vegas, the latest on the Oilers' coaching search, and Connor Hellebuyck's future in Winnipeg. 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.
Transcribe →Around the NHL with Elliotte Friedman: Maple Leafs Hire Jim Hiller
4d ago00:30:29Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open the show with today's breaking news out of Toronto as the Maple Leafs hire Jim Hiller as their next head coach. Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, joins the conversation to discuss Hiller's connection to GM John Chayka and the Leafs stars, the mentality behind the hiring, and the next steps for Toronto to address the roster. Friedge also weighs in on the future of the Golden Knights' bench, the Predators' off-season ahead, the timeline for the Oilers' coaching search, the latest on Darnell Nurse, and the names to watch on the trading block this summer. 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.
Transcribe →Hoisting the Cup with Rod Brind'Amour
5d ago01:08:44Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open today's show with a look around the league, before being joined by Rod Brind'Amour (18:42), head coach of the Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes. He looks back on the moment he knew his team would hoist Lord Stanley's Cup, the philosophy of the group, the health of the roster, and Jordan Staal's Conn Smythe playoff campaign. Rod also takes us back to his iconic Stanley Cup lift and how it compared his first celebration as a player in 2006. After the break, we hear a snippet from Maple Leafs GM John Chayka following this afternoon's trade with the Flyers, before Sportsnet's Luke Fox (51:09) joins to further break down the deal. He explains the thinking behind Toronto moving off Joseph Woll, the impact of the Marlies' run to the Calder Cup, the latest news from the Leafs coaching search, and what else is still to come. 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.
Transcribe →Around the NHL with Elliotte Friedman: Tortorella Out in Vegas + Leafs-Flyers Trade
5d ago00:29:42Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open today's program with breaking news that John Tortorella will not return to the Golden Knights' bench next season. Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, looks into which teams would be interested in Tortorella and Ryan Craig's projected promotion. Friedge also breaks down today's trade between the Flyers and Maple Leafs with Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit being dealt for Samuel Ersson, Emil Andrae, and a third-round pick. The boys wrap up with a discussion about the most intriguing players on the trade market this summer and the Hurricanes' outlook following their Stanley Cup run. 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.
Transcribe →The Carolina Hurricanes Are Stanley Cup Champions!
6d ago01:04:42Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa take a look back the biggest headlines from this weekend in the NHL on the Futa Five! Justin Williams (16:25), Hurricanes Special Advisor to the GM, shares what it was like seeing Carolina hoist the cup last night at T-Mobile Arena. Justin discusses the chemistry within the group, some stories from the team's playoff run, Taylor Hall's journey from first overall pick to Stanley Cup champion, the bright future for the team beyond this season, and Jordan Staal's Conn Smythe win. Chris Cuthbert (42:34), the voice of the Stanley Cup Finals on Sportsnet and Foster Hewitt Memorial Award winner, checks in with his thoughts following Game 6! He reflects on the Hurricanes' roster construction, the culture of the team from top to bottom, and the strength of the group heading into next year. 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.
Transcribe →Around the NHL with Elliotte Friedman: Carolina Captures the Cup!
6d ago00:34:54Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open this episode celebrating the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory! Elliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, joins the conversation to share what it was like in the building as the 'Canes hoisted the Cup. He discusses the big presence of Carolina's fans on the road, his emotional interview with Nik Ehlers following the victory, and the recognition of Frederik Andersen's play through the postseason. Friedge also shares what he learned from his time covering the 'Canes over the past two rounds, the next steps for the Golden Knights following their defeat, and the ripple effects of the Carolina's Cup win. The guys wrap up with a look ahead to what the off-season has in store for teams around the league! 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.
Transcribe →Carolina Takes Game 5 in Stride with Jason Bukala & Shane O'Brien
1w ago01:04:55Tap to summarizeMatt Marchese and Mike Futa open the show with a look ahead to the final weekend of the NHL schedule on the Futa Five! Jason Bukala, Sportsnet analyst and founder of The Pro Hockey Group, discusses Nikolaj Ehlers' play through the Stanley Cup Finals, K'Andre Miller's fresh start in Carolina, and the difference makers down Rod Brind'Amour's lineup. Finally, Shane O'Brien, former NHLer and co-host of Missin' Curfew joins the boys to share his takeaways from the Stanley Cup Final so far and forecast Game 6 looming this weekend. 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.
Transcribe →Around the NHL with Elliotte Friedman: 'Canes Close In on the Cup
1w ago00:34:36Tap to summarizeElliotte Friedman, Sportsnet NHL insider and host of 32 Thoughts, joins Matt Marchese and Mike Futa to recap the Hurricanes' Game 5 victory to move within one win of the Stanley Cup. Friedge looks into what makes Carolina such a difficult matchup, the impact of Shayne Gostisbehere, and Vegas' gameplan to respond in Game 6. The boys wrap up with an update on the Maple Leafs coaching search, John Tortorella's future beyond this season, and Darnell Nurse's trade request. 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.
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