Episodes

2d ago

George McPhee , President of Hockey Operations for the Vegas Golden Knights , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey for a detailed conversation about managing a team in today’s NHL. McPhee talks about how the role has evolved, the importance of culture and leadership, and the balance between competing to win and maintaining a strong room. He reflects on Vegas’ current performance, the impact of injuries, and the roles Jack Eichel and Mark Stone play in setting standards. The discussion also covers the team’s approach to the upcoming Olympic break , player health and workload, the league’s growth in the U.S., and how player development paths across the NHL, CHL, and NCAA continue to change.

4d ago

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging conversation on the league’s present and future. Bettman discusses the depth of talent across the NHL, pointing to the balance between established veterans and a growing wave of young players who continue to raise the level of play league-wide. He also addresses expansion, noting that the talent pool could support additional teams while making clear there are no immediate plans to move in that direction. The conversation turns to the Olympic Games , where Bettman shares both the league’s support for player participation and his concerns around infrastructure and readiness. Other topics include the NHL’s outdoor game strategy — with events planned in Florida and the possibility of a game at Jerry Jones’ stadium — as well as the league’s approach to sports betting , stressing the importance of oversight and responsible engagement. Bettman closes with his assessment of the NHL’s overall health and where he sees the league heading next.

6d ago

Brian Lawton joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to break down one of the biggest moves of the season — the Vancouver Canucks trading Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild . Lawton explains why he believes the deal makes sense for both sides, crediting Jim Rutherford for committing to a clear direction in Vancouver while positioning Minnesota, under Craig Leopold , as a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. The conversation digs into what Hughes brings to the Wild, how prospects like Ziv Bouilliam and Marco Rossi fit into Vancouver’s future, and why this trade reflects two organizations acting decisively with different timelines in mind. Lawton also weighs in on the separate goalie movement involving Tristan Jarry and Stuart Skinner , questioning whether the deal truly solves either team’s needs while acknowledging Edmonton’s urgency to stabilize the position around Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl .

Dec 12

Chris Pronger joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to break down which teams are starting to separate themselves from the NHL’s crowded middle — and why. Pronger looks at the Boston Bruins , explaining how leaning into the identity Marco Sturm is trying to establish has given them clarity, and compares that approach to Colorado and Dallas , two division rivals built very differently but with similar playoff expectations. Chris shares what he believes truly translates when the games tighten up in the postseason. The conversation also turns to the ongoing Jonathan Toews discussion , with Pronger offering perspective on how difficult it can be for a player of Toews’ age and medical history to step back into the league at full speed. The episode takes a timely turn when news breaks mid-interview of the Edmonton Oilers trading Stuart Skinner to Pittsburgh , prompting Pronger to assess the move in real time and explain how — if at all — it helps both teams moving forward.

Dec 10

Philadelphia Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet joins the show to break down his team’s recent matchup with San Jose, highlighting the Flyers’ strong energy level and the scoring chances they generated, while noting areas where he’d like to see more sustained aggression. Tocchet discusses the importance of balanced ice time and improved play without the puck to better support his goaltenders, and shares what he enjoys about living in Philadelphia and working within an organization that provides strong support from top to bottom. The conversation shifts into leadership, with Tocchet explaining how the Flyers’ identity has developed organically as young players step into bigger roles. He talks about Trevor Zegras embracing the team’s culture and learning from elite players, and offers insight into Matvei Michkov’s progress — particularly his defensive improvements and the developmental steps still ahead. Tocchet also addresses the team’s recent struggles and stresses the importance of building a strong leadership foundation for the Flyers’ younger core.

Dec 8

John Davidson joined John in Daren’s absence for a wide-ranging conversation on 100% Hockey . The two Johns start with a quick look at the Columbus Blue Jackets and the progress the organization has made, before shifting into league-wide topics. They dig into the challenges of the NHL’s “mushy middle,” the timing and philosophy behind bringing prospects into the league, and their preferences when it comes to draft age and development paths. Davidson also reflects on his memories from the broadcast booth and shares what it has been like returning to the screen on Prime’s Monday night hockey broadcasts.

Dec 5

Jeff Gorton, President of Hockey Operations for the Montreal Canadiens, joins the show to discuss the Habs’ progress and direction as their rebuild continues. Gorton talks about the challenges of competing through injuries and market pressure, and why maintaining a long-term focus remains essential in Montreal. He highlights the strides made in player development, the growing impact of the team’s analytics department, and the collaborative dynamic between himself, GM Kent Hughes, and Coach Martin St. Louis. Gorton also touches on the team’s approach to trades and acquisitions, the growth of their young core, and the constant battle within a highly competitive Atlantic Division — all while expressing optimism about where the Canadiens are headed.

Dec 3

Pete DeBoer joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to share where he’s at during an unexpected break from coaching — his first real time away from the bench in nearly twenty years. DeBoer talks about adjusting to life without the daily grind of an NHL schedule, how he’s staying connected to the game, and what this pause has taught him. With his role on Hockey Canada’s staff for the 2026 Olympic Games , DeBoer also gives a detailed look at the early stages of Team Canada’s selection process — from identifying the right mix of players to the timeline leading into February’s tournament. He discusses what fans can expect when Olympic hockey arrives and how the coaching group is shaping its vision for Milan.

Dec 1

Jim Hiller , head coach of the LA Kings , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey on a rare day off during a packed stretch of games. Hiller gives a detailed look at the Kings’ surprising split between their strong road play and their struggles at home — the complete inverse of last season — and explains why finding balance has been such a challenge early on. He touches on the mix of young players and veterans in the lineup, what the group does to reset on off days, and how the ultra-tight Pacific Division has elevated expectations and intensity on a nightly basis. Hiller provides a clear, inside look at the Kings’ day-to-day operations and what he believes will help the team turn the corner at home.

Nov 28

It’s just John Shannon and Daren Millard on this American Thanksgiving edition of 100% Hockey , as the two take stock of an NHL season defined by razor-thin margins. With the standings already incredibly tight — and this point in the calendar often viewed as a playoff indicator — they break down who’s positioned well, who’s in trouble, and why this season feels unusually congested. John and Daren also touch on the impact of key injuries, the mood around different fanbases, and the storylines shaping the league as teams hit one of the first real checkpoints of the year.

Nov 26

Devan Dubnyk joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk goaltending across the NHL, starting with a market he knows better than most — Edmonton . Drawing from his own experience between the pipes in a high-pressure environment, Dubnyk gives his perspective on Stuart Skinner , how a goalie handles stretches of doubt, and what might be going through Skinner’s mind right now. From there, the conversation moves around the league as Dubnyk weighs in on several goalie tandems , offering a candid and uniquely goalie-focused look at their situations. Along the way, he reflects on his own journey, the mental side of the position, and how the role continues to evolve.

Nov 24

Lou Lamoriello joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to discuss his transition from longtime NHL general manager to his new role as a consultant. Lamoriello outlines what his day-to-day looks like now, how he supports the organization, and why the shift made sense at this stage of his career. He also shares his thoughts on the New York Islanders , the evolution of the GM position, and how changes around the league — from cap pressures to player movement — have reshaped the job. Lou talks about why building strong relationships with players was always a priority for him, and weighs in on topics including the new dress code , Olympic preparation , and how the league continues to evolve.

Nov 21

Pat Verbeek , General Manager of the Anaheim Ducks , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk about his team’s surprising rise to first place early in the season. Verbeek breaks down how Anaheim’s young, fast, high-scoring group has driven the offense, and how Joel Quenneville’s influence has encouraged the defense to activate and support the attack. He also touches on the steadying presence of the veterans he added in the offseason — players who have brought a much-needed “calming effect” to a young room. Verbeek shares why the team is having so much fun right now, how the coaching staff has helped shape their identity, and what he sees as the next steps as the Ducks try to build on their strong start.

Nov 20

Scott Arniel , head coach of the Winnipeg Jets , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to reflect on his path behind the bench and the evolution of coaching in today’s NHL. Arniel looks back on his early days in Cornwall , his stops in Columbus and Winnipeg , and how his approach to communication and relationship-building with players has changed over the years. He also discusses the Jets’ season so far — from managing injuries and lineup adjustments to Connor Hellebuyck’s steady play in goal — and shares his perspective on Jonathan Toews’ integration into the group. The conversation closes with insights into how NHL coaching has evolved, both on the ice and in the locker room, as Arniel continues shaping the Jets’ identity in a demanding Central Division.

Nov 19

Judd Moldaver , one of hockey’s most prominent player agents, joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to pull back the curtain on life as a “super agent.” Representing stars like Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews , Moldaver shares how he supports clients through every step of their careers — from contract negotiations and career management to navigating the pressures that come with being among the NHL’s elite. He explains the approach behind this summer’s McDavid contract , including the patience it required and the importance of balancing personal value with team success. Moldaver dismisses the idea that one deal influences another, saying each negotiation is unique and rooted in trust. The conversation also touches on the new CBA , from signing bonuses to the 7–8 rule, and how those changes impact both players and teams. Judd closes with reflections on the business of hockey, the relationships that make it work, and the fine line between taking less to win — or more to try to.

Nov 17

Doug MacLean joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey for a look at the current NHL landscape through the lens of a former coach and general manager. The conversation moves from team performances and coaching styles to the day-to-day challenges of management, with a particular focus on what’s happening in Toronto and Florida — two markets Doug knows well. Before wrapping up, Doug gives a preview of his upcoming book, Game Day: The Chaotic Life of an NHL GM , offering stories and perspective from his decades inside the game and the lessons that still resonate in today’s NHL.

Nov 14

Mike Zeisberger of NHL.com joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to dig into the question on every Toronto fan’s mind — what’s going on with the Maple Leafs? The group breaks down the team’s recent struggles, looking at how new head coach Craig Berube is trying to establish structure, accountability, and identity within a lineup that hasn’t found its rhythm. They discuss issues with puck possession, defensive zone clears, and leadership inside the dressing room, while comparing Toronto’s approach to teams like Florida and Boston — clubs that seem to have figured out how to play to their strengths. The conversation wraps with thoughts on the Leafs’ long-term outlook, the pressure on their core, and whether this group can still attract and retain the top-end talent needed to compete.

Nov 12

Wayne Gretzky joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, legacy, and the modern game. Gretzky reflects on the current NHL landscape and what’s changed since his playing days — from how young stars handle pressure to how team dynamics shape success. He shares personal stories from his time as a captain and team selector, including his experiences building Team Canada’s 2002 Olympic roster , where difficult calls — like choosing Theo Fleury and weighing Wade Redden against Ed Jovanovski — helped define the team’s championship character. Wayne also talks about his advice to Connor Bedard , urging the young star to enjoy the journey rather than carry the weight of expectations, and recalls his visit with the Canadian squad ahead of the Four Nations Face-Off game against the U.S. He describes the emotion in the room, his faith in Canadian goaltending, and the pride he still feels representing the country — while explaining why he prefers to stay out of political debates and focus on the game itself.

Nov 10

Hockey writers Scott Burnside and Eric Duhatschek join John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey ahead of tonight’s Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Toronto. The group talks about the scheduling conflict that sees the ceremony overlap with several NHL games, and what that says about the league’s priorities when it comes to celebrating its history. They also discuss the significance of this year’s Hall of Fame class , reflecting on the careers and personalities being honoured — including Joe Thornton — and what goes into the selection process for the 2025 class . From there, the conversation shifts to the state of the league, Team Canada’s Olympic roster outlook , and how the modern NHL continues to evolve both on and off the ice.

Nov 7

K ris Knoblauch , head coach of the Edmonton Oilers , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk about the team’s start to the season and the challenges that come with change. Despite holding their best record through this point in three years, the Oilers have struggled to close out games, and Knoblauch explains why — from blown leads and turnovers to stretches of lost focus. He discusses the process of integrating seven new forwards into the lineup, finding chemistry through line adjustments, and maintaining patience while defining roles. Knoblauch also talks about the ongoing debate around pairing Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl , balancing that temptation against the need for a deeper, more sustainable team structure. The conversation rounds out with his take on early-season trends across the NHL and how the salary cap continues to shape roster building league-wide.

Nov 5

Daryl Reaugh , the newest recipient of the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to reflect on his journey from the crease to the broadcast booth. Reaugh talks about his early admiration for Ken Dryden , how that inspired his transition from playing to broadcasting, and the formal training that helped shape his on-air style. He shares stories from his decades covering the game, the influences who guided his approach to commentary, and the unique perspective goaltenders bring to analyzing hockey. The conversation also touches on the state of the league, the ever-tight NHL standings, and a few classic behind-the-scenes stories from his time around the rink.

Nov 3

Mark Messier joins John Shannon on 100% Hockey to open the week, with Daren Millard away. The two talk through some of the biggest storylines around the league, starting with Sidney Crosby’s standout play at 38 and what it takes to stay elite at that age. Drawing from his own experience as a captain and leader, Messier shares his thoughts on the Maple Leafs’ struggles , the Mitch Marner trade , and how a team can regroup and respond after moving a core player. The conversation wraps with a quick check-in on Messier’s five years in broadcasting and how the transition from the ice to the studio has changed the way he sees the game.

Oct 31

Barry Trotz , General Manager of the Nashville Predators , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk about where his team stands in the early stretch of the season. Trotz shares his thoughts on how the group is handling adversity, the slow start from Steven Stamkos , and why he remains optimistic about the direction of a young, developing roster. The conversation also touches on some of the league-wide trends catching attention — unusually low power-play numbers, the crowded middle of the standings, and how Nashville is preparing for its upcoming trip to Sweden . Trotz gives a candid look at the challenges of building momentum in a compressed schedule and what it takes to keep a team steady when the results don’t come right away.

Oct 29

Nick Kypreos , former NHL forward and Sportsnet analyst, joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to dig into the league’s growing parity and the questions surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs . The group looks at why the Leafs have stalled out, whether Auston Matthews has shown the kind of leadership Toronto needs, and what happens when star players reach the end of their contracts without a Stanley Cup to show for it. Nick also weighs in on how front offices navigate those high-pressure moments and what it takes to keep elite players motivated when expectations outweigh results.

Oct 27

John Shannon and Daren Millard take a step back on 100% Hockey to examine what truly defines a superstar in today’s NHL. The two dig into the qualities that separate elite players from the rest — skill, consistency, leadership, and the ability to elevate a team — and debate how that definition has evolved in the modern game. They compare standout performances from around the league, highlight emerging talent, and talk about how today’s generation of players is reshaping hockey culture — from on-ice creativity to the way celebrations and personality are finding their place in the sport.

Oct 23

Tom Fitzgerald , General Manager of the New Jersey Devils , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk about what’s driving his team’s strong start to the season. Fitzgerald breaks down the elements behind the early success — from the Devils’ speed and structure to the impact of new head coach Sheldon Keefe and the familiarity that’s starting to take hold within the group. He also discusses the continued rise of the Hughes brothers , including Luke Hughes’ new contract, and how their growth has helped define the team’s identity. The conversation wraps with a look ahead to Team USA’s 2026 Olympic plans and how the American program is shaping up on the international stage.

Oct 22

Hockey analyst Ray Ferraro joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging breakdown of early-season storylines around the league. The conversation begins in Boston, where Brad Marchand’s return has sparked questions about the Bruins’ direction and whether a rebuild could eventually mean tough choices involving David Pastrňák . Ray offers insight into how teams can stay competitive while managing aging cores and shifting priorities. The group then turns its attention to other clubs making noise — including the Detroit Red Wings’ promising young roster and the New York Rangers’ offensive inconsistencies — while also discussing the evolving challenges facing goaltenders across the NHL.

Oct 20

Bob Stauffer , colour analyst for the Edmonton Oilers and host of Oilers Now on 630 CHED, joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to break down Edmonton’s sluggish start to the 2025–26 season. With Connor McDavid goalless through six games, Evan Bouchard and Darnell Nurse struggling to find consistency, and Zach Hyman’s injury leaving a major gap up front, the Oilers’ early performance has raised some eyebrows. Bob brings his perspective from inside the organization to discuss whether this is just another slow start for a proven team or an early warning sign of deeper issues. The three dive into lineup depth, defensive play, and how Edmonton can get back on track after back-to-back trips to the Stanley Cup Final.

Oct 17

Buffalo Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to talk about navigating a tough stretch early in the season. Ruff provides updates on Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen’s recovery and possible conditioning stint in Rochester, while praising Devin Levi’s continued development and value as organizational depth. He also discusses the return of Mattias Samuelsson and how the group is managing injuries through a demanding schedule. The conversation shifts to life in Buffalo — from the city’s pull on players to Ruff’s determination to end the Sabres’ long playoff drought and bring postseason hockey back to Western New York.

Oct 15

Philip Pritchard , the Hockey Hall of Fame’s legendary Keeper of the Cup , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to pull back the curtain on the Stanley Cup’s incredible post-championship journey. From the moment it’s awarded, the Cup begins a 100-day schedule that takes it around the world — parades, private celebrations, community events, and everything in between. Pritchard explains how that whirlwind is organized, coordinated with team staff, and managed with precision as hockey’s most iconic trophy travels thousands of miles each summer. Along the way, he shares remarkable stories from his decades with the Cup — unforgettable moments with players, families, and fans — while explaining the delicate work of maintaining and protecting a piece of hockey history that never seems to slow down. The conversation wraps with thoughts on the NHL’s current landscape, the sport’s continued global growth, and why the Stanley Cup remains the ultimate symbol of both tradition and joy in hockey.

Oct 13

Minnesota Wild General Manager and Team USA executive Bill Guerin joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey to kick off the 2025–26 NHL season. Guerin walks us through the Wild’s early outlook and gives rare insight into the process behind Kirill Kaprizov’s record-setting contract extension — from negotiation hurdles to what it means for the franchise’s long-term direction. The conversation then shifts to the international stage, as Guerin shares an inside look at his work building Team USA’s roster for the 2026 Olympic Games . He talks about the balance between experience and youth, the importance of leadership on the international stage, and what fans can expect from the American side when they hit the ice in Milan.

Oct 10

Legendary broadcaster Joe Bowen joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey as he prepares for his final season behind the mic with the Toronto Maple Leafs. After more than 40 years as the unmistakable “Voice of the Leafs,” Joe reflects on his incredible broadcasting journey — from his early days calling games on radio to becoming a staple of hockey nights across Canada. The conversation revisits some of his most memorable moments with players like Wendel Clark , Mats Sundin , and countless others who defined eras of Leafs hockey. Joe shares candid stories about the evolution of hockey broadcasting, the shift from analog to digital, and the changes he’s seen in the way fans experience the game. The discussion wraps with reflections on Toronto’s current roster, their ongoing rebuild, and what this final season means to him personally as he closes a remarkable chapter in hockey history.

Oct 8

Hockey analyst Mike Johnson joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey following the opening night of the 2025–26 NHL season. Before breaking down the early results, the trio dives into the biggest storyline off the ice — Connor McDavid’s contract extension — and what it means for Edmonton’s future. They also discuss how the Oilers stack up in the new season, what kind of roster balance will make or break their campaign, and how other star deals around the league could shift the market. From there, the group turns to first impressions of opening night — what stood out, what didn’t, and how to avoid reading too much into one game. They debate whether the Toronto Maple Leafs are actually improved from last season, where early chemistry might be forming, and what fans can realistically expect as the season unfolds.

Oct 6

John Shannon and Daren Millard welcome Doug Armstrong back to 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging conversation on his evolving role within the St. Louis Blues organization. Now moving from General Manager to a consulting position, Armstrong shares how the transition changes his day-to-day involvement and what his focus will be as the team reshapes for the seasons ahead. The discussion digs into the Blues’ approach to roster construction, salary-cap management, and the balance between loyalty and flexibility in today’s NHL. Doug offers insight into how St. Louis is positioning itself in a competitive Central Division, how ticket pricing and market pressures influence team planning, and what he’s learned about sustaining success in a cap-driven league. The conversation wraps with a look beyond St. Louis—Armstrong’s perspective on Team Canada’s Olympic plans , the contenders to watch around the league, and early predictions for teams like the Florida Panthers and Winnipeg Jets as the new season gets underway.

Oct 3

On this episode of 100% Hockey , John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Ron Hainsey , Assistant Executive Director of the NHLPA, to take a closer look at the league’s newly negotiated Collective Bargaining Agreement. Ron explains the process behind the deal, how player voices shaped the outcome, and what the changes mean for both the players and the game moving forward. The discussion covers everything from revenue-sharing adjustments to player benefits, and of course, the polarizing change to the NHL’s dress code. Ron also shares how involved the NHLPA will be in coordinating player participation at the upcoming Olympic Games, what went on behind closed doors during negotiations, and why communication with players remains the key to making progress.

Oct 1

On today’s 100% Hockey , John Shannon and Daren Millard welcome former St. Louis Blues forward Kelly Chase for one of the most personal and wide-ranging conversations we’ve had on the show. Kelly opens up about his ongoing battle with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) , reflecting on the physical and mental toll of treatment, the fight to stay positive, and the perspective he’s gained along the way. The conversation then shifts to his next chapter: the launch of his new podcast, set to debut this Saturday, where he continues sharing stories with the same honesty and grit he brought to the ice. From there, the trio turns their attention to the Blues and why St. Louis has become one of hockey’s true hotbeds in the U.S. Kelly weighs in on what he believes is the league’s top goaltending tandem, the shifting roles in today’s game, and the surprising resurgence of the “tough guy” identity that defined much of his career. They also discuss the growing medical assistance available to NHL alumni and how that support is making a difference for former players. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a Kelly Chase appearance without a few unforgettable stories from his playing days sprinkled throughout.

Sep 29

Vancouver Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford joins 100% Hockey with Millard & Shannon with his trademark candor as the NHL season approaches. Rutherford shares his thoughts on Quinn Hughes’ future in Vancouver, the team’s final roster decisions, and what he expects from players like Evander Kane, Brock Boeser, and Elias Pettersson. He also outlines areas where the Canucks still need to improve, how he sees the team stacking up right now, and weighs in on the ongoing issue of the organization operating without its own practice facility.

Sep 26

Chris Pronger returns to 100% Hockey with Millard & Shannon , this time bringing some broadcasting experience with him. The Hockey Hall of Famer reflects on his transition into media, what he’s learned from the industry side, and how he sees his future off the ice. From there, the conversation shifts to some of the biggest storylines leading into the NHL season — including Connor McDavid’s much-discussed contract situation in Edmonton, the Maple Leafs without Mitch Marner, and Sidney Crosby’s long-term future in Pittsburgh.

Sep 24

It’s a two-part show on 100% Hockey with Millard & Shannon . First, Buffalo News columnist Mike Harrington joins to talk Sabres hockey and whether this could finally be the year the franchise breaks through to the playoffs. Harrington shares his trademark mix of hope and realism, outlining what needs to happen for Buffalo to take the next step. Then, Boston Globe veteran Kevin Paul Dupont steps in to break down a “new look” Bruins team — not just in jerseys, but in coaching, roster makeup, and identity. With a few gaps to fill and big expectations to manage, Dupont explains what he expects from Boston as they try to maintain their reputation as one of the NHL’s most consistent winners.

Sep 22

Senior advisor and alternate governor for the Columbus Blue Jackets John Davidson joins 100% Hockey with Millard & Shannon for a wide-ranging conversation on goaltending through the ages. The discussion begins with reflections on the legendary career of Bernie Parent, who passed away yesterday, before opening into a deep dive on the science of the position. Davidson shares stories from his own playing days, the era of small pads and thin masks, and the great goalie matchups that helped define hockey history. Together with Daren and John, he explores how the stars of the past might fare in today’s NHL and what has truly shaped the evolution of goaltending.

Sep 19

Winnipeg Jets Executive Chairman and Governor Mark Chipman joins 100% Hockey with Millard & Shannon for a wide-ranging conversation as a new season begins. With Jonathan Toews donning a Jets jersey for the first time, Chipman shares what the veteran centre brings to the organization and how his presence can shape team culture. He also weighs in on what defines success in today’s NHL, reflects on Winnipeg’s recent playoff results, and addresses the reality of declining sellouts at Canada Life Centre despite a competitive team on the ice.

Sep 18

Vegas Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon sits down with Daren Millard and John Shannon as training camp opens and the NHL season takes shape. McCrimmon explains how the arrival of Mitch Marner could add another layer to an already high-powered offense, and why the Golden Knights’ depth continues to separate them from the pack. He also opens up on the club’s unique ability to sustain success under a tight salary cap, gives an update on extension talks with Jack Eichel and other key players, and reflects on Bruce Cassidy’s role in keeping Vegas at the top of the NHL. For Golden Knights fans, this is your inside look at what to expect heading into the regular season.

Sep 15

On this episode of 100% Hockey , Daren Millard and John Shannon welcome Darren Pang , one of the most respected voices in hockey broadcasting, for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of the upcoming NHL season. From contenders and pretenders to the question of whether anyone can challenge the reigning champion Florida Panthers , Pang breaks down the league’s biggest storylines. The discussion touches on potential playoff races, Kirill Kaprizov’s future , Kyle Connor’s role in Winnipeg , and the ongoing contract chatter surrounding Connor McDavid . And of course, it wouldn’t be a Pang appearance without some Chicago talk — he shares his thoughts on the Blackhawks’ outlook this season, giving us a closer look at the team he covers day in and day out.

Sep 12

On this episode of 100% Hockey , Daren Millard and John Shannon sit down with Zach Parise as he reflects on a remarkable career ahead of his induction into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. Parise opens up about the teams and moments that defined his journey — from the early days in New Jersey to his time as a hometown hero with the Minnesota Wild. He shares stories about his father J.P. Parise’s lasting influence on Minnesota hockey, the pride of carrying on that legacy, and the impact family has had on his career. Of course, no conversation with Zach would be complete without a few candid Lou Lamoriello stories, plus his thoughts on the relationships, challenges, and achievements that shaped him as one of American hockey’s most respected players.

Sep 10

On today’s episode of 100% Hockey , Daren Millard and John Shannon are joined by Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube. While Mitch Marner’s move was the headline-grabber this offseason, Berube makes it clear there’s plenty more to focus on as the Leafs get ready for the new year. He shares what he expects from franchise cornerstone Auston Matthews and veteran blueliner Morgan Rielly, including where he believes both can elevate their games. Berube also weighs in on the team’s goaltending picture and gives an honest look at the mood around the room as the Leafs aim to bounce back from last year’s heartbreaking Game 7 exit at the hands of the eventual Stanley Cup champions.

Sep 8

On this episode of 100% Hockey , John Shannon sits down with Connor Brown to talk about the next chapter of his career with the New Jersey Devils. After back-to-back trips to the Stanley Cup Final with the Edmonton Oilers, Brown reflects on the heartbreak of coming up short, while also sharing the story behind the team’s now-famous “Pink Pony Club” win song. From there, the focus shifts to his new home in New Jersey. Brown opens up about his aspirations with the Devils, what excites him about joining a young, talented roster, and how the experience of playing in the U.S. compares to the unique pressures of Canadian markets.

Sep 7

On this special episode of 100% Hockey , John Shannon takes time to celebrate the life and legacy of Ken Dryden, following the news of his passing. To capture the full scope of Dryden’s impact, John welcomes three guests who each share a unique perspective. NHL historian Dave Stubbs offers a journalist’s lens on Dryden’s career and influence. We then hear from Dryden’s former coach,Scotty Bowman, who reflects on what it was like to work with one of the game’s most cerebral goaltenders. Finally, NHL agent Allan Walsh joins the show, sharing stories of growing up idolizing Dryden and the lasting impression left by his personal interactions with him.

Sep 5

Whenever Doug MacLean joins John and Daren, one thing’s guaranteed: the conversation is going to cover a lot of ground. This time is no different. The guys start with the news out of Minnesota, where Wild ownership has reportedly lined up a massive contract offer for Kirill Kaprizov. That leads into a bigger discussion about superstar deals and the unique pressure that comes with them. Naturally, Connor McDavid’s future comes up. With his contract winding down, McDavid recently said, “I’ll take my time … I have every intention to win in Edmonton” — a comment that sparks debate about what’s next for him, and how it compares to Mitch Marner’s move out of Toronto. From there, the conversation opens up to some of the rising teams in the East, the differences between playing in Canada versus the U.S., and where the Olympics fit into the bigger picture of the game. It’s Doug at his best — plenty of insight, a few strong opinions, and more than a couple of laughs along the way.

Sep 1

John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined today by Mike Brophy , the beloved hockey writer and analyst who has recently received a kidney transplant after a long and challenging health journey. Mike shares a deeply personal and inspiring account of what the search for a kidney donor has been like, how it’s changed his perspective, and what others can do to support those in need. From there, the conversation shifts to the Ottawa Senators , an element woven into both Brophy’s community ties and the broader hockey landscape. As the team readies for a new season, Brophy offers insight on the franchise’s bold move downtown—including the Senators' finalized agreement to purchase approximately 11 acres of land at LeBreton Flats , a major milestone toward building a new arena and mixed-use entertainment district. He breaks down what this means for the team and city, and what the future might hold for the Sens—on and off the ice.

Aug 28

Fresh off announcing his retirement, Tyson Barrie joins John and Daren to reflect on a career that spanned more than a decade in the NHL. He opens up about the decision to hang up the skates, how it all came together, and what life after hockey might look like. Barrie also shares stories from his time with different teams, the superstar teammates he was fortunate to play alongside, and the lessons he’s taking with him into the next chapter.

Aug 25

Darren Ferris, one of hockey’s most influential agents, joins the guys to talk about the business behind the game. From Mitch Marner’s blockbuster move from Toronto to Vegas — and how the media storm impacted the process — to contract talks with Sam Bennett, Nazem Kadri, and more, Ferris pulls back the curtain on what it takes to represent some of hockey’s biggest names. He also shares how he would’ve preferred Marner’s free agency to play out, and gives us an inside look at the day-to-day grind of being an NHL agent.

Aug 21

On today’s episode of 100% Hockey , John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Ken Daniels (play-by-play announcer) and Mickey Redmond (color commentator) —who make up what The Athletic calls the best local TV broadcast team in the NHL for the Detroit Red Wings. Together, they explore the craft of hockey broadcasting, how their styles complement each other, and the work it takes to stay on top in the evolving media landscape. The conversation then shifts to the Detroit Red Wings—reflecting on legendary players, Stanley Cup runs (wins and finals losses), and underlining a pressing issue: the team’s nine-year playoff drought. Daniels and Redmond provide their thoughts on what the franchise needs to do to reverse the trend and return to playoff contention.

Aug 19

Colby Armstrong joins Daren and John for today’s episode of 100% Hockey . Known as one of the most versatile voices in the game, Colby has built an impressive career in broadcasting since hanging up the skates — from podcasts to TV, he seems to do it all. He shares how he made the transition from player to broadcaster, the work that went into finding his voice, and how he approaches the craft today. The conversation then shifts to Colby’s former team, the Pittsburgh Penguins. Fresh off attending Marc-André Fleury’s retirement party, Colby gives us a behind-the-scenes look before diving into the ongoing legacy of Sidney Crosby. With trade rumors swirling and a playoff run looking unlikely, Colby offers his perspective on what could come next for the Penguins captain. The episode closes with a discussion on Evgeni Malkin, who many believe is entering his final season in Pittsburgh.

Aug 15

Former NHL head coach Gerard Gallant , recently named bench boss of the Shanghai Dragons in the Kontinental Hockey League, joins John Shannon and Daren Millard on 100% Hockey . Gallant discusses his decision to take the role, what excites him about the Dragons’ upcoming season, and whether any NHL opportunities were on the table before heading overseas. He also shares how he plans to approach coaching in a league — and a country — with a different style and culture than the NHL

Aug 12

John Collins , Co-Owner, Operating Partner, and Alternate Governor of the New York Islanders , joins John Shannon and Daren Millard for a wide-ranging conversation about everything from life on the ice to front-office strategy. Collins, who helped lead the transition following the departure of Lou Lamoriello, shares how he’s adapting to his leadership role within the organization. They also explore the operational advantages of the new UBS Arena—hinting at a potential outdoor game at Belmont Park—and how he leveraged his experience from the NHL, NFL, and Cleveland Browns to shape the Islanders' future.

Aug 8

This week on 100% Hockey , recently retired Paul Graham , the former Vice-President and Executive Producer of Live Events at TSN, joins John Shannon and Daren Millard for a rare and insightful conversation reflecting on his legendary career in hockey broadcasting. Over decades in the industry, Graham produced more than 1,500 major live sporting events—from NHL and CFL games to Grey Cups and IIHF championships—and was instrumental in turning TSN’s World Junior Hockey Championship coverage into an international broadcasting benchmark. His leadership and production innovations transformed how fans watch the game, setting the gold standard for sports coverage in Canada. With both Daren and John having worked under his guidance, the pair dig deep into stories from behind the camera: the evolution of hockey production, unforgettable interactions with players, and the creative decisions that shaped some of the sport’s most iconic broadcasts. As he officially hangs up his headset, Graham offers a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the craft and dedication that defined his career—and changed the way we experience hockey forever.

Aug 4

Don Waddell , the President of Hockey Operations, and General Manager of the Columbus Blue Jackets , sits down with John Shannon and Daren Millard to reflect on an emotionally charged season shaped in part by the tragic loss of Johnny Gaudreau. Waddell shares how the organization united in the wake of tragedy, praises head coach Dean Evason ’s leadership, and outlines his vision for next year. Expect candid insight on team culture, resilience, and the path forward in Columbus.

Aug 1

Daren Millard and John Shannon are joined by Brian Lawton for a wide-ranging conversation that dives into some of the biggest talking points in hockey today. With experience as a player, agent, GM, scout—and nearly an owner—Lawton brings a rare, all-angle perspective to the table. The trio covers everything from potential NHL expansion and the future of league growth, to the Canada Hockey court case, and the NCAA’s increasing efforts to attract top Canadian talent. Few can offer the insights Brian can, and John and Daren make sure to tap into all of them.

Jul 28

Utah Mammoth GM Bill Armstrong joins John Shannon and Daren Millard to look ahead to the upcoming NHL season. Armstrong shares his expectations for year two in Utah, emphasizing the value of continuity and development within the roster. He touches on goaltending progress, provides an update on the franchise’s new arena plans, and reflects on lessons from his playing days and past executive roles—all contributing to his vision for long-term success in Salt Lake City.

Jul 25

Former NHL player and Olympic coach Tony Granato joins John Shannon and Landon Ferraro to introduce his new docuseries, Fight for Life with Tony Granato , premiering on NHL Network on Sunday, July 27 at 8:00 PM ET . The show delivers intimate, powerful stories of athletes overcoming life-altering trauma with resilience and purpose—crafted by someone who has his own journey through brain surgery and cancer. Beyond the series preview, Tony explores hockey’s international stage, break down the buzz surrounding Mitch Marner’s move to Vegas, and dive into stories from Tony’s first NHL game—all woven into the bigger narrative of Fight for Life and its message of survival and strength.

Jul 21

Stanley Cup Final runner-up and newly minted Edmonton Oilers General Manager & Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations Stan Bowman joins John Shannon and Daren Millard to discuss his first year back in the NHL. Bowman reflects on the emotional highs and lows of Edmonton’s Cup run and shares how he intends to translate past successes—backed by three Chicago championships—into the Oilers’ pursuit of their first Stanley Cup. He also tackles the growing scrutiny players face, evaluates the current roster, and outlines his mindset for next season as he lays the groundwork for championship contention.

Jul 16

Newly appointed Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan joins John Shannon and Daren Millard to discuss his return to the bench and what lies ahead for a team fresh off a trip to the Western Conference Final. Gulutzan shares his approach to inheriting a playoff-tested roster, reflects on the lessons learned from his previous head coaching stops, and outlines the mindset he hopes to instill in Dallas as he takes on this next challenge.

Jul 14

Following Gavin McKenna’s high-profile commitment to Penn State, John Shannon welcomes CHL President Dan MacKenzie to discuss what the decision could mean for the future of junior hockey in Canada. The two explore the potential ripple effect of McKenna’s move—dubbed the “McKenna Effect”—and how it may reshape player development and league dynamics across the CHL. Later in the show, Glenn Healy , Executive Director of the NHL Alumni Association, joins John to break down the newly announced NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement. Together, they examine how the Alumni Association could quietly emerge as one of the key beneficiaries of the new deal, and what this means for former players moving forward.

Jul 10

It’s the final day of Alumni Week from the NHL Alumni Association’s Golf Tournament, and next week, John and Daren return to regularly scheduled — and wind-free — programming. To close out the week, Mark Napier , Ben Scrivens , Jeff Beukeboom , and Matt Cooke join the show to reflect on their time in the NHL, share thoughts on their former teams, discuss future coaching ambitions, and more. A relaxed, insightful finish to a great week on the course.

Jul 9

Day two of Alumni Week takes us back to the NHL Alumni Association’s Golf Tournament, where John roams the course catching up with Brad May , Pierre Larouche , and Guy Carbonneau . From Sidney Crosby’s future with the Penguins, to the rise of NCAA hockey among Canadian prospects, to some classic broadcasting stories with John — today’s episode is full of great hockey conversation, straight from the fairways.

Jul 8

Alumni Week kicks off with John flying solo from the NHL Alumni Association’s Golf Tournament — recorded right on the course. On today’s episode, John chats with three former Toronto Maple Leafs: Rick Vaive , Steve Thomas , and Darcy Tucker . From the fairway, they share stories about playing in Toronto, the pressure that comes with wearing the Leafs jersey, and their thoughts on where the team stands today.

Jul 2

Mike Zeisberger joins the show for a full breakdown of the opening day of NHL Free Agency. July 1st didn’t disappoint, with big names on the move and big money being spent across the league. Mike, Daren, and John sort through the signings, share their thoughts on who nailed it—and who might regret it—and hand out their early verdicts on the winners and losers of Day 1 of 2025 Free Agency.

Jun 30

Lane Lambert joins the show to talk about his new role as head coach of the Seattle Kraken. After years of experience as an assistant, Lane discusses the transition to leading a bench and what he plans to bring to a Kraken team aiming to become a consistent playoff contender. From coaching philosophy to expectations in Seattle, it's a great look at what’s next for one of the NHL’s newest franchises.

Jun 27

Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly joins John and Daren to reflect on what Daren calls “the best NHL season ever.” From league-wide growth to on-ice storylines, Daly shares his thoughts on the year that was, looks ahead to the upcoming NHL Draft, and discusses the continued evolution of the league. With a new CBA announcement expected soon at the time of recording, the guys do their best to pull some insight out of him—while also touching on potential expansion franchises and what’s next for the NHL.

Jun 25

Vernon Krause—the man leading the charge to bring the NHL back to Atlanta—joins the show to give us a rare inside look at the expansion process. From timelines and potential locations to the motivation behind the push, Vernon lays it all out. Plus, John and Daren get an exclusive hint at what the team might be called if the dream becomes a reality.

Jun 24

It’s just John and Daren on this bonus episode as they take a closer look at the newest inductees into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The two break down each selection, what earned them the honour, and dive into the always-heated debate around the names that were left out — and those who deserve to get the call in the future.

Jun 23

Sportsnet NHL Draft Analyst Sam Cosentino joins the show to help us look ahead to the final big event of the hockey season: the NHL Draft. The crew dives into the ongoing debate between Junior Hockey and College development paths, anticipates a busy day of trades from NHL GMs, and breaks down the top prospects in this year’s draft. Sam doesn’t hold back, sharing insight and a few unexpected takes on who he believes should go early.

Jun 20

Kenny Albert—the busiest man in broadcasting—joins the show to reflect on calling the Stanley Cup Final and share what’s next on his jam-packed schedule. Most notably, Kenny discusses his new role as the New York Rangers’ play-by-play voice, what it means to follow in the footsteps of the legendary Sam Rosen, and how the opportunity came together.

Jun 18

Louie DeBrusk joins the show to break down the Stanley Cup Final from all angles. The trio takes a detailed look at how both teams got to the big stage—and what ultimately separated the champion from the runner-up. With the offseason now underway, the conversation shifts to what’s next, especially for the team that fell short and faces some major decisions moving forward.

Jun 16

Anaheim Ducks GM Pat Verbeek joins the show after a busy start to the offseason. Pat gives his perspective on the hiring of Joel Quenneville and what he expects from his new coach behind the bench. He also discusses the recent trade for Chris Kreider and outlines what’s next for the Ducks as they enter a new and promising phase of their rebuild.

Jun 13

Marco Sturm joins the show for his first interview since being named the new head coach of the Boston Bruins. He shares how his coaching journey brought him to this moment, what excites him about the opportunity, and how he plans to get the Bruins back on track after missing the playoffs last season. It’s a proper introduction to the man now behind the bench in Boston.

Jun 11

Darren Dreger joins the show to break down what he’s seen so far in the Stanley Cup Final—including the Florida Panthers’ dominant play—and to look ahead at what’s shaping up to be a fascinating NHL offseason. The conversation shifts to free agency and contract talks, where income tax (or the lack of it) becomes a real factor in where players choose to sign. The guys also look at the long summer ahead for Leafs GM Brad Treliving and explore potential landing spots—and price tags—for stars like Sam Bennett and Mitch Marner.

Jun 9

Legendary coach Scotty Bowman returns to the show after attending the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final. With decades of experience behind the bench, Scotty offers his perspective on the series so far and how the game has evolved over time. From insights on today’s NHL to classic tales from his iconic career, this episode is packed with hockey wisdom—and more than a few stories you won’t want to miss. He even shares why, despite all his experience, he never gives advice to his son Stan.

Jun 6

Ray Ferraro joins the show as the guys react to a busy week in the NHL. While the plan was to dig right into the Stanley Cup Final, Pete DeBoer’s firing in Dallas sparks an early detour. Once they shift back to the Oilers and Panthers, Ray shares his take on Game 1, including Corey Perry’s unexpected impact and whether Matthew Tkachuk could do the same in Game 2. Coaching changes, Cup Final storylines, and plenty more get covered in this one.

Jun 4

Jeff Blashill joins the show to talk about his new role as head coach of the Chicago Blackhawks. With previous experience leading another Original Six franchise, Blashill shares how he plans to approach this opportunity — from guiding a young core to the responsibility of coaching a generational talent like Connor Bedard. He offers insight into what he's learned, what excites him, and what’s ahead for one of hockey’s most storied teams.

Jun 2

With the Stanley Cup Final set, Rick Bowness joins the show to help preview the series. From roster construction to coaching philosophies, Rick gives his thoughts on both teams — what separates them, where the edges lie, and what it might take to lift hockey’s ultimate prize. A great conversation with one of the most experienced minds in the game.

May 30

Rick Tocchet joins the show to reflect on the end of his time in Vancouver and the beginning of a new chapter with the Philadelphia Flyers. He walks us through what excites him most about the opportunity — from the players he’ll be coaching to the preparation required ahead of next season. It’s an honest conversation about change, challenge, and the road ahead for one of hockey’s most respected voices behind the bench.

May 28

Fresh off our conversation with MLSE President & CEO Keith Pelley, Nick Kypreos joins John and Daren to keep the Maple Leafs talk rolling. How close is this team to actually competing for a Stanley Cup? What does “success” really look like after this season? And perhaps the biggest question of all — who stays and who goes this offseason? The guys also carve out time to react to the ongoing Conference Finals and the storylines emerging as the Stanley Cup Final draws near.

May 27

MLSE President & CEO Keith Pelley joins the show for his first podcast appearance since the conclusion of the Maple Leafs' regular season. With Brendan Shanahan's departure marking a significant shift in the organization's leadership, Pelley discusses the changes already underway and his vision for the team's future. He shares insights into the decision-making process, the challenges ahead, and the expectations for turning regular-season success into playoff performance.

May 26

What started as a plan to break down the third round of the playoffs quickly turned into a spirited chat about hockey broadcasting. Jody Shelley joins the show, but before diving into the on-ice action, he and the guys go deep on the do's and don'ts of calling a game—sparked by John’s list of broadcast pet peeves. From overused clichés to awkward filler lines, no mic mishap is safe. In the second half, the conversation shifts to the actual hockey, as Jody weighs in on the final four teams still chasing the Stanley Cup.

May 23

Glenn Healy joins us from his new NHL Alumni Association office in Toronto to share his thoughts on the Maple Leafs' recent playoff exit. As a former Leaf and longtime Toronto resident, Healy offers his candid perspective on the team's core, the idea of trading Auston Matthews, and what needs to change for next season. We wrap up with updates from his role as Executive Director and President of the NHL Alumni Association, highlighting initiatives aimed at supporting former NHL players in their post-hockey lives.

May 21

Marty Walsh, Executive Director of the NHLPA and former U.S. Secretary of Labor, joins 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging conversation. A lifelong hockey fan, Walsh shares his passion for the game before diving into the current state of CBA negotiations, including key topics like LTIR and international play. He also touches on his personal journey, including three decades of sobriety, and his continued commitment to advocating for the league’s players as another NHL season winds down.

May 19

Ken Holland joins 100% Hockey to discuss his new role as Vice President and General Manager of the Los Angeles Kings. We talk about how the opportunity came together, the conversations that led to his hiring, and what excites him about this next chapter. Holland shares his vision for the Kings, his approach to building a contender, and how his past experiences in Detroit and Edmonton shape his strategy in L.A. We also get his thoughts on the current NHL playoff picture and where the Kings fit into the league’s competitive landscape.

May 16

Joel Quenneville joins 100% Hockey to talk about his return to the NHL as head coach of the Anaheim Ducks. We get into the process that led to his reinstatement, the personal work he’s done along the way, and what it means to get another shot behind the bench. Quenneville also shares his early impressions of the Ducks roster, what kind of identity he wants to build with the team, and his thoughts on what he’s seen so far in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs.

May 14

Jim Montgomery joins 100% Hockey to talk about the end of the St. Louis Blues’ season and what comes next. We dig into the team’s turnaround after his arrival behind the bench, how the group responded, and what the future looks like in St. Louis. Montgomery also reflects on his time in Boston—what he learned, what stuck with him, and how that experience shapes his approach now. A grounded, insightful conversation with one of the league’s most respected voices.

May 12

Three-time Stanley Cup champion Alec Martinez joins 100% Hockey to reflect on his decision to retire and the legacy of a remarkable career. From the highs of championship moments to the quiet emotions that came with walking away, Alec shares his honest perspective on what this transition has meant to him. We also hear about his journey off the ice—specifically his and wife Emily’s path to parenthood, and how life has changed with the arrival of not one, but two newborns just months apart. A thoughtful and compelling conversation with one of the game’s great playoff performers.

May 9

Darren Pang joins 100% Hockey to break down the early action in Round Two of the NHL Playoffs. With all four series underway, we analyze where things stand—like why the Oilers and Golden Knights could be headed for a 2–2 split after the Vegas homestand… unless Calvin Pickard continues his impressive streak in net. We also delve into the Leafs–Panthers battle, the Stolarz incident, and examine the Capitals–Hurricanes and Stars–Jets series, where momentum is shifting and key players are stepping up. It’s a comprehensive look at Round Two so far—with Panger’s sharp insight at every stop.

May 7

When it comes to understanding the pressure, strategy, and chaos of coaching in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, few have seen more than Mike Keenan. The Stanley Cup-winning coach joins 100% Hockey to take us behind the bench and into the mind of a playoff boss. We dig into coaching matchups, in-series adjustments, and what he’s observed so far this postseason. Plus, Keenan shares a few classic stories from his time behind the bench—featuring some of the game’s biggest names and most iconic moments.

May 6

Joe Micheletti joins the show as he steps away from the game following a remarkable run in broadcasting. He opens up about the difficult decision to retire, the emotional toll of his final season, and the people who supported him along the way. Joe shares personal moments from his decades behind the mic, reflects on his friendship with John, and offers perspective on a turbulent year for the New York Rangers.

May 5

With a second-round showdown set between the Vegas Golden Knights and Edmonton Oilers, Bob Stauffer and Gary Lawless return to preview the highly anticipated rematch of the 2023 series. Ahead of Game 1 in Vegas, the two break down what they saw in Round 1, assess where both teams stand, and offer analysis on the key matchups and storylines that could define this year’s edition of the rivalry.

May 2

If there’s one NHL team that's been living in the headlines, it’s the Vancouver Canucks—and team president Jim Rutherford joins 100% Hockey to talk through all of it. From reports of Rick Tocchet’s confirmed departure to speculation around core players like Quinn Hughes and Brock Boeser, Rutherford gives us the latest, in his trademark direct style. We also dive into the rumors surrounding a rift between J.T. Miller and Elias Pettersson and whether there’s more to the story than fans realize. It’s a wide-ranging conversation on the state of the franchise, the media storm around it, and where the Canucks go from here.

Apr 30

Logan Couture joins 100% Hockey to discuss his recent decision to retire from the NHL at age 36. He shares the details behind the injury that ultimately forced his hand—osteitis pubis—and walks us through how it happened, the extensive rehab process, and why it became clear his playing days were over. We also take time to look back at key moments from Couture’s career, from playoff memories in San Jose to what he valued most about being a leader in the Sharks organization. Plus, Couture weighs in on this year’s playoffs and what might be next as he transitions into life beyond the rink.

Apr 28

Boston Bruins GM Don Sweeney joins 100% Hockey for a candid look at a rare sight: a Bruins offseason without a deep playoff run. Sweeney reflects on the highs and lows of the 2024-25 campaign and offers insight into where the organization sees itself heading into next year. From lessons learned to roster priorities, we break down what this transitional period means for one of the NHL’s most consistent franchises—and what Bruins fans can expect as the team looks to reload and contend once again. A must-listen for anyone invested in Boston’s next chapter.

Apr 25

Few players know the heat of a hockey rivalry quite like Gary Roberts—and with the Battle of Ontario raging in this year’s playoffs, he joins 100% Hockey to break it all down. With firsthand experience as a key player in the Leafs-Sens rivalry, Roberts offers unique insight into what makes these matchups so intense, both on the ice and in the locker room. We also take a step back to explore some of the other legendary rivalries Roberts has been part of throughout his career, digging into what it takes to thrive when the stakes—and emotions—are at their peak. It’s a gritty, honest conversation about playoff pressure, passion, and the rivalries that define hockey’s soul.

Apr 23

In this exclusive conversation, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman joins 100% Hockey to tackle the big questions on every fan’s mind. From the intensity of the Stanley Cup Playoffs to the buzz surrounding the Four Nations Face-Off, Bettman shares what these events mean for the league's evolving calendar—including how they might reshape future All-Star Weekend festivities. We also dig into the league’s stance on Long-Term Injured Reserve (LTIR) usage and whether any changes are on the horizon. Plus, with more fans turning to streaming platforms, Bettman offers insight into how the NHL is planning for the future of digital viewing. It’s a candid, wide-ranging chat with the league’s top decision-maker—don’t miss it.

Apr 21

Mike Johnson joins John and Daren to break down a busy opening weekend of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. From the Maple Leafs' Game 1 win in the Battle of Ontario to a surprisingly underwhelming start across several series, the three share their first impressions, standout performances, and what to watch as the postseason heats up.

Apr 18

Ron MacLean joins John and Daren for a special Good Friday episode, reflecting on the fast-approaching Stanley Cup Playoffs and how he prepares for one of the busiest times of the year. From broadcast routines to behind-the-scenes insights, Ron offers a glimpse into the craft of telling hockey’s biggest stories. Along the way, the three revisit some classic Hockey Night in Canada memories, swap stories from the road, and reflect on moments from Ron’s legendary career.

Apr 16

With all but one first-round matchup locked in, Steve Valiquette joins the show for a deep dive into the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs — goalie edition. Steve takes us through every goaltending battle, sharing detailed analysis of each netminder’s playing style, strengths, and weaknesses. From matchup advantages to playoff X-factors, it’s a must-listen for anyone looking to understand who might have the edge in the crease this spring — with data and insight to back it all up.

Apr 15

On the day of their final game of their inaugural season, Utah Hockey Club president Chris Armstrong joins John for a special bonus episode. Chris reflects on the club’s whirlwind first year, from its conception to puck drop and everything in between. He shares insight on building a franchise from the ground up, the process behind choosing the team’s name, and what’s next for hockey in Utah.

Apr 14

Vegas Golden Knights executive George McPhee joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation on his team’s sustained success and the road ahead. He reflects on the franchise’s unprecedented championship window — which has extended from their very first season — and what it takes to stay competitive year after year. The guys also dig into injury concerns, the tight playoff race, and swap a few stories from George’s days as a GM in Washington — including what it was like drafting Alexander Ovechkin and watching his rise to greatness.

Apr 11

Ottawa Senators owner Michael Andlauer joins the show to talk about a big moment for his franchise — clinching a playoff spot. He shares his thoughts on the team’s growth, what’s gone into turning things around in Ottawa, and what the future holds for the Sens both on and off the ice. It’s an exciting time in the nation’s capital, and Andlauer gives us a look at what’s next.

Apr 11

Seattle Kraken GM Ron Francis joins the show to reflect on a season that didn’t quite meet expectations. He shares what he hoped to see from his group, how the year unfolded, and what the plan is moving forward. The conversation also touches on the progress of Shane Wright and the development of Seattle’s young core. To wrap things up, the guys shift from hockey talk to heartfelt memories of the late Greg Millen — a former teammate of Ron’s and close friend of John’s — ending the week on a thoughtful, uplifting note.

Apr 9

Chicago Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with something far bigger than hockey — his recent recovery from open heart surgery. After a brief look at his personal health journey, Kyle shifts gears to talk about the state of the Blackhawks, offering insight into how the season has unfolded from the GM’s perspective. Naturally, Connor Bedard is front and center in the discussion, as John and Daren dig into what’s real — and what’s overblown — when it comes to the hype surrounding Chicago’s young phenom.

Apr 7

It’s a milestone moment in NHL history, as Alexander Ovechkin officially passes Wayne Gretzky to become the NHL’s all-time leading goal scorer — The Great Chase is over. John and Daren welcome longtime friend and former NHL goaltender John Garrett to reflect on the historic achievement, relive stories from his playing days, and break down the finalized playoff matchups. A conversation full of laughs, insight, and a bit of history in the making.

Apr 4

A unique doubleheader to close out the week! First, NHL Chief Schedule Maker Steve Hatze Petros joins the show for a rare and fascinating look into what goes into building the league’s schedule. From when the process begins to the daily challenges he faces, Steve walks us through the behind-the-scenes work that fans rarely get to hear about. Then, we wrap things up with broadcaster Adnan Virk, who shares his thoughts on the NHL season and reflects on his first year working on Amazon’s Monday Night Hockey .

Apr 2

Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas joins the show to share his perspective on how the season has unfolded for his team and what the path forward looks like in Pittsburgh. After Dubas signs off, John and Daren shift gears to the rest of the NHL, analyzing the latest playoff race developments and how potential matchups are shaping up as the postseason draws closer.

Mar 31

It’s an impromptu hockey roundtable as Gary Lawless and Bob Stauffer join the show to break down the Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights. With these two teams building an intense rivalry, our guests make their case for why their squad will have the edge this season. From roster strengths to playoff potential, it's a spirited debate you won’t want to miss!

Mar 28

Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy joins John and Daren as the Flames battle down the stretch for a playoff spot. Conroy shares his thoughts on the controversial goaltender interference call that cost Calgary a crucial game and offers an inside look at how the team is handling the final weeks of the season. The conversation also covers the Flames' progression, injury updates, and both the short- and long-term outlook for the club.

Mar 26

With the playoffs on the horizon, John and Daren break down the biggest stories in hockey, starting with the surging Winnipeg Jets and their push toward the postseason. They also dive into Alexander Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goal record and whether he can close the gap before the season ends. Plus, a heated debate over Monday night’s controversial goaltender interference call between the Blue Jackets and Islanders in Rhode Island—did the officials get it right? All that and more in today’s episode!

Mar 25

Broadcaster and former NHL goaltender Kelly Hrudey joins the show for an in-depth look at the Calgary Flames' season, including Nazem Kadri’s evolution and the vital role MacKenzie Weegar has played in the team’s turnaround. We also dive into the challenges of covering a team in transition and what’s fueling Calgary’s push forward. Off the ice, Kelly opens up about his battle with anxiety, sharing his personal experiences, the challenges he's faced, and the strength he’s found through his daughter’s support. A candid and meaningful discussion you won’t want to miss.

Mar 24

Join us for an exciting conversation with Luc Robitaille, a Hall of Famer and the President of Business Operations for the Los Angeles Kings, who spent an impressive 14 seasons as a player with the team. Luc shares his grand plan for revitalizing the Kings and offers valuable insights into the factors behind the significant disparity in home and away performance. We also dive into Quentin Byfield's progression and discuss the organization's dedicated efforts to rebuild after the devastation of the California wildfires. Tune in for an inspiring look at the team's future and their commitment to the community!

Mar 21

In today’s episode, we welcome Spencer Carbery to the show to discuss his experience coaching a player on the brink of breaking the NHL goal-scoring record. Spencer dives into the challenges of managing the excitement and pressure that comes with such a milestone, while also reflecting on the Capitals' surprising success this season. We then hear from Colin Campbell, the NHL Senior Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations, who provides a comprehensive recap of the recent GM meetings. He shares key takeaways and discusses what these developments mean for the league moving forward. Tune in for an engaging conversation with insights you won’t want to miss!

Mar 19

In this heartfelt episode of 100% Hockey, John Shannon and Daren Millard sit down with broadcasting legend Sam Rosen as he prepares to retire after a remarkable career with the New York Rangers. Sam shares his favorite memories from Madison Square Garden and reflects on the emotional journey of his final year as the voice of the Rangers. He opens up about what has touched him the most during his time in hockey and reveals the passion that has driven him throughout his career. Join us for a tribute to an icon whose voice has defined the game for countless fans!

Mar 19

In this episode of 100% Hockey, John Shannon and Daren Millard welcome Bruce Cassidy, the head coach of the Vegas Golden Knights. The discussion centers around Cassidy's coaching journey, his current role in Vegas, and insights from his time as an assistant coach at the Four Nations Cup. As the playoffs approach, Cassidy provides updates on player statuses and shares his strategies for leading the team to success. Join us for a deep dive into the mind of a seasoned coach as he prepares for the challenges ahead in the postseason!

Mar 17

In this episode of 100% Hockey, John Shannon and Daren Millard sit down with Dallas Stars Head Coach Pete DeBoer. They kick off the conversation discussing the recent acquisition of Mikko Rantanen and how he has integrated into the team as they gear up for the playoffs. DeBoer shares insights from his coaching experience at the Four Nations Cup and reflects on how his previous roles have shaped his coaching philosophy. The discussion also touches on his time with Sidney Crosby and the emotional moment of watching his friend Paul Maurice lift the Stanley Cup with the Panthers last season. Tune in for an insider’s perspective on the Stars’ playoff ambitions and the ever-evolving world of hockey coaching!

Mar 14

On today’s episode, we sit down with Ryan Warsofsky, the NHL’s youngest active head coach, to discuss his fast-tracked journey to the big leagues. We dive into his love for the game, his connection with players, and his dedication to rebuilding in San Jose. Later, we shift gears to a deeply personal conversation with veteran hockey journalist Mike Brophy, who opens up about his battle for a new kidney and the challenges he’s faced along the way.

Mar 12

New Jersey Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald joins the show for an in-depth look at his team’s up-and-down season. From goaltending struggles to defensive challenges, and the state of the forward group, we cover it all—including how the Devils approached the trade deadline. Fitzgerald also shares some memorable stories about meeting his hockey heroes, giving us a unique glimpse into his journey in the game.

Mar 10

Brian Lawton joins the show for an insightful discussion on the evolving role of analytics in hockey and how it shapes team-building strategies. We kick things off by dissecting the Carolina Hurricanes' trade deadline moves—while many have criticized their approach, Brian explains why the numbers tell a different story. From there, we shift focus to Mitch Marner’s future, breaking down what his next contract could look like and how teams might assess his value. Finally, we explore the broader impact of analytics in the NHL, looking at which teams are embracing data-driven decision-making and whether it’s the key to long-term success or a risky gamble.

Mar 7

In this episode, we sit down with hockey analysts Eric Duhatschek and Scott Burnside to dissect the flurry of activity from today's NHL trade deadline. We evaluate which teams bolstered their Stanley Cup aspirations and which may have hindered their chances. Key moves discussed include: Brad Marchand's stunning trade to the Florida Panthers , shaking up the Eastern Conference dynamics. Mikko Rantanen's move to the Dallas Stars , adding significant firepower to their offense. Brock Nelson and prospect William Dufour heading to the Colorado Avalanche , with the New York Islanders receiving Cal Ritchie, Oliver Kylington, and future draft picks in return. Dylan Cozens' acquisition by the Ottawa Senators , aiming to enhance their Scott Laughton & Brandon Carlo's trade to the Toronto Maple Leafs , bringing depth and experience to their lineup. We also delve into the implications of these transactions on the upcoming playoffs and discuss which teams emerged as winners and losers from the day's deals.

Mar 5

Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice stops by for a mid-season check-in, breaking down where his team stands and what they need to do down the stretch. With Matthew Tkachuk dealing with an injury, we get his thoughts on the impact of losing a player like that, leading to a conversation about the 4 Nations Face-Off and how his guys handled it. From his take on the team’s newest acquisitions to how the Panthers have evolved under his watch, Maurice gives us plenty to chew on in this one.

Mar 3

Nick Kypreos and Doug MacLean join us to kick off "Trade Deadline Week" as we dive into all the potential moves leading up to the March 7th trade deadline and the moves that have already been made. The four break down the most likely players to be dealt, the teams that could be the most active, and, of course, leave plenty of room for Doug and Nick to say whatever they want—because let’s be honest, they would anyway.

Feb 28

George Parros, the NHL’s Senior VP of Player Safety, joins the show for an incredibly informative episode. He breaks down how player suspensions are decided, what goes on in disciplinary meetings, and the philosophy behind his approach to adjudication. No question was off-limits as he gives us a rare inside look at one of the league’s most scrutinized roles.

Feb 26

With the NHL season back in full swing after the 4 Nations Face-Off, Jeff Jackson joins the show to break down the Oilers’ less-than-ideal three-game losing streak. With the trade deadline looming, he gives insight into the team’s plans, what to expect in the final stretch of the season, and how they’re gearing up for the playoffs.

Feb 24

Ray Ferraro joins the show as we set the stage for the NHL trade deadline. A big focus lands on the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins—Washington has found success in re-tooling rather than rebuilding and are reaping the benefits, while Pittsburgh faces tough choices. Do they keep Crosby and try to stay competitive, or is it time for a full reset? After the break, we dive into more teams and players that could be on the move and share some classic trade deadline stories from years in the game.

Feb 21

Our first active NHL player guest—Alex Pietrangelo—joins the show! We kick things off with his thoughts on the 4 Nations Face-Off and next year’s Olympics before diving into his memories from playing in Sochi. He also shares his outlook on the rest of the season as the NHL resumes play, along with his love for Vegas and his passion for fatherhood. A great conversation with one of the game’s best!

Feb 19

Today’s show features two great guests as we gear up for the 4 Nations Face-Off final. First, goalie expert Kevin Woodley breaks down the most talked-about position in the tournament—goaltending. He dives into Connor Hellebuyck vs. Jordan Binnington and what to expect in tomorrow’s championship matchup. Then, Billy Jaffe joins us for a full game preview as Canada looks to avenge their earlier loss to Team USA in Boston. Don’t miss it!

Feb 18

In this bonus episode, Brad Treliving joins the show to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' representation in the 4 Nations Face-Off, with three players—Mitch Marner (Canada), Auston Matthews (USA), and William Nylander (Sweden)—each playing for different countries. He shares his thoughts on the tournament and its impact on the team. After the break, Treliving provides insight into how the Leafs are approaching the latter half of the NHL season, focusing on strategies to maintain momentum and address upcoming challenges.

Feb 17

Following Canada’s win over Finland, Rick Bowness joins the show to break down the matchup and set the stage for a highly anticipated rematch against the U.S. in the 4 Nations Face-Off. He shares his perspective on Canada’s tournament so far, analyzes the wild game against the U.S. over the weekend, and outlines what both teams need to do to come out on top. Don’t miss this one!

Feb 14

Legendary coach Scotty Bowman joins the show to break down the 4 Nations Faceoff, analyzing the differences between North American and European play styles and each team’s chances of winning it all. After the break, Bowman shares his thoughts on Sidney Crosby’s enduring greatness, Alex Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s goal record, and who he believes is the best player in the NHL today.

Feb 12

In this special bonus episode, Keith Tkachuk and his wife, Chantal, join the show to talk about raising two of Team USA’s stars at the 4 Nations Faceoff—Matthew and Brady. They share stories from their sons’ early years, their journey to the NHL, and how USA Hockey has evolved. Plus, what it’s like for Matthew and Brady to carve out their own legacies while playing in the shadow of their legendary father.

Feb 12

Nashville Predators GM Barry Trotz joins the show to discuss the team’s inconsistent scoring, their underwhelming season so far, and what he plans to do with veteran players as the trade deadline approaches. Trotz also shares his thoughts on the 4 Nations Faceoff and what it means for international hockey.

Feb 10

Mark Messier joins the show to talk all things Team Canada and the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off. He shares his experience representing Canada, the culture behind the team, and what goes into the selection process. Plus, insight on Connor McDavid, his broadcasting career, and how the game has evolved. A conversation you won’t want to miss!

Feb 7

Keith Jones joins the show to talk about his transition to President of the Philadelphia Flyers and what it means to represent the city. He dives into the team’s turnaround, young players stepping up, and the thought process behind his recent trade with Calgary. Plus, plenty of insight on working with John Tortorella. A must-listen for Flyers fans!

Feb 5

Chris Pronger stops by, and as expected, he doesn’t disappoint. With the Four Nations Cup and Olympic hockey approaching, we revisit his Olympic memories and why he believes Team Canada faces a unique disadvantage when it comes to international play. From there, we dive into why he hasn’t pursued broadcasting yet , his thoughts on hockey culture, and what it really takes to build a winning team. A must-listen with one of the game’s greats!

Feb 3

John and Daren sit down with Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff to discuss the team's impressive season, currently leading the Central Division with a 37-14 record. They delve into his approach to the upcoming trade deadline, his philosophy on rental players, and insights into potential deals, including plans for a specific player. A must-listen for Jets fans and hockey enthusiasts!

Jan 31

John and Daren sit down for a deep dive into the game with a broadcaster who’s seen it all. From calling games for ESPN to the evolution of both his career and the sport itself, they explore how hockey’s history can be shared in a compelling way while still pushing the game forward. Plus, thoughts on the current NHL season, surprises so far, and what’s making headlines around the league. A must-listen for hockey fans!

Jan 29

Doug Armstrong takes John and Daren to GM school, breaking down his NHL team’s recent ups and downs, their struggles at home, and what needs to change. Then, the focus shifts to international hockey as Doug prepares for the Four Nations Cup, sharing insights into team selection and how it will shape Canada’s roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. A must-listen for hockey fans who love the behind-the-scenes of roster building!

Jan 27

John and Daren catch up with Travis Green to discuss his new team and their progress this season. From the Battle of Ontario and beating the Leafs to navigating a tough schedule, Green shares his thoughts on how the team is adjusting to a new philosophy and his coaching style. Plus, a look at Brady Tkachuk’s impact and leadership. Don’t miss this insightful chat!

Jan 24

John and Daren are joined by Mike Zeisberger and Mike Harrington for a wide-ranging conversation that naturally gravitates toward two of the league’s most dysfunctional teams: the Canucks and Sabres. Harrington shares his perspective from years of covering Buffalo, while the group also dives into the Leafs’ current state and Alex Ovechkin’s pursuit of NHL history. A mix of analysis, storytelling, and big-picture hockey talk!

Jan 22

Darren Pang joins John and Daren for a lively conversation about Connor Bedard’s development, the state of the Blackhawks, and the biggest storylines buzzing around the NHL. As always, Pang brings his signature energy and dives into whatever else is on his mind. You won’t want to miss this entertaining and insightful episode!

Jan 20

This week kicks off with Jim Nill joining Daren and John for an insightful conversation. While they dive into the Dallas Stars' season—covering injuries, Joe Pavelski’s absence, Jake Oettinger’s impact, and the emergence of Wyatt Johnston and Jason Robertson—the real treat is hearing Jim’s incredible stories from his decades in hockey. Once the conversation starts, the hockey history floodgates open. Don’t miss this mix of current insights and unforgettable memories!

Jan 17

Today’s episode features the always-entertaining Eddie and Nick Olczyk, sharing stories about their unique journeys in NHL broadcasting. From how Eddie’s career influenced Nick to the similarities (and differences!) in their styles, this father-son chat is packed with insight and laughs. John and Daren barely had to ask questions—the Olczyks took it from there. We wrap things up with their thoughts on the biggest story in hockey right now. It’s a fun, family-filled episode you won’t want to miss!

Jan 15

On today’s episode, John and Daren sit down with John Davidson to discuss the payoff of his rebuild efforts, the growth of young players, and how the team has coped since Johnny Gaudreau’s tragic passing. Davidson shares insights on Patrik Laine’s departure, the state of American goaltending, and reflections from his broadcasting days. Don’t miss this heartfelt and insightful conversation.

Jan 13

On today’s episode, John and Daren catch up with Bruce Boudreau to talk about his current endeavors, future plans, and candid thoughts on the NHL. Bruce opens up about his time in Washington, managing stars like Alex Ovechkin, and his approach to handling locker room dynamics. The conversation shifts to Vancouver, touching on JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, and the team’s evolving chemistry. Plus, Bruce shares his take on the hockey action he’s been watching today. A must-listen for fans of the game!

Jan 10

The first of many NHL Roundtables this season on 100% Hockey kicks off with special guests Eric Duhatschek and Scott Burnside joining Daren Millard and John Shannon. Together, they dive into the hottest storylines making waves as we approach the midpoint of the NHL season. From standout performances to surprising disappointments and everything in between, it’s a can't-miss episode packed with insight, analysis, and spirited puck talk to wrap up the week.

Jan 8

John and Daren dive into the NHL’s highs and lows in this week’s Plus/Minus segment. On the plus side: the Edmonton Oilers, the USA Goalie situation, and the Toronto Maple Leafs shine. On the minus side: the Rangers, USA Goaltending struggles, and even Daren finds himself in the hot seat! Don’t miss the sharp analysis and candid takes only 100% Hockey delivers.

Jan 6

Is hockey becoming... an American sport? After watching this year’s World Junior Championship—and last year’s too—you might think so! But John and Daren save their Junior Hockey deep dive for the second half of the show. First, they’ve got some NHL storylines to tackle. Let’s talk about surprises. Nobody expected much from teams like the Columbus Blue Jackets or the Montreal Canadiens this season, right? And while they’re not exactly in playoff contention yet, their play has been turning heads. So, what’s driving their success? John and Daren break it down, along with highlights from this weekend’s NHL action. Finally, after sharing their thoughts on the World Juniors, they wrap things up with a look ahead to February’s 4 Nations Cup. Lots to cover, and you won’t want to miss it!

Jan 3

In this episode of 100% Hockey , we analyze Canada’s unexpected loss to Czechia at the World Junior Championship, examining what went wrong and the implications for the tournament. Transitioning to the NHL, we delve into the New York Rangers' struggles, the dysfunction plaguing the Vancouver Canucks, and provide an update on Auston Matthews’ injury and its potential impact on the Toronto Maple Leafs. We conclude with a look at Alex Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goal record and his place in hockey history.

Dec 27, 2024

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