Thursday 29 August 2024

The Hockey Show - Episode 623

The Hockey Show, Canada's only campus-produced radio show that strictly talks hockey, is back on the air tonight with a pile of stories to discuss after we spoke to the incredible Logan Angers on last week's show! The hockey news never seems to stop, though, as there were player moves, potential contract problems, and some smaller stories that will find their way into the show. Our hosts will have some fun pulling apart deals, figuring out if teams got better, and more as we jump into The Hockey Show tonight at 5:30pm CT!

Teebz and Jason put the thinking caps on tonight as they look at the Patrik Laine deal that sent the Finnish sniper to Montreal, the trades made by the Oilers in order to fill holes caused by their decision not to match the offer sheets to Broberg and Holloway, and the Yaroslav Askarov deal that sent the netminder to San Jose. They chat about Ryan Johansen's drama with the Flyers, U SPORTS players signing in the ECHL and SPHL, there may be some uniform chatter, and we'll see what else comes up 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 works well 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. 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 about a Montreal sniper, offer sheet madness, a San Jose stopper, the Philly flu, player signings, NHL threads, and much more exclusively on 101.5 UMFM and on the UMFM.com web stream!

PODCAST: August 29, 2024: Episode 623

Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice!

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