The Hockey Show - Episode 590

The Hockey Show, Canada's only campus-produced radio show that strictly talks hockey, is back tonight with a pile of stories after our incredible chat with PWHL Ottawa's Savannah Harmon. If you didn't hear that interview, Savannah was awesome and we can't wait to speak with her again about her play in the PWHL. Tonight, though, there are a pile of stories that our hosts will go over, and they're determined to squeeze them all into the hour! Make sure you're buckled in for another episode of The Hockey Show at 5:30pm CT!

Teebz and Jason jump into the hockey chatter by examining the massive deal signed by Toronto's William Nylander and the effects it will have on other contracts and in the future if things change for the NHL. They also discuss the Philly-Anaheim trade, the Jets continuing to rack up wins, a major tournament coming up shortly and what will happen there, PWHL news and numbers, some odds and ends in hockey stories, the Melbourne Moment, a handful of announcements, and more! It's another extremely busy show tonight on The Hockey Show at 5:30pm CT on one of 101.5 FM, Channel 718 on MTS TV, or via UMFM.com!

If you live outside Winnipeg and want to listen, we have options! The new UMFM website's online streaming player is pretty awesome if you want to listen online. We also recommend Radio Garden if you need an easy-to-use online stream. If you're more of an app person, we recommend you use the TuneIn app found on the App Store or Google Play Store. If you use the TuneIn app, you won't be disappointed. It's a solid app.

If you have questions, you can email all show queries and comments to hockeyshow@umfm.com! Tweet me anytime with questions you may have by hitting me up at @TeebzHBIC on Twitter! I'm here to listen to you, so make your voice heard!

Tonight, Teebz and Jason chat big money, big trade, big wins, big tournament, big numbers, smaller stories, and much more exclusively on 101.5 UMFM and on the UMFM.com web stream!

PODCAST: Janaury 11, 2024: Episode 590

Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice!