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S2 Ep83: A Hockey Life Worthy of the Hall: Brian Burke on Career, Loss, and Legacy
Jun 24, 2026
1h 18m 38s
S2 Ep82: NHL Draft Preview with Sam Cosentino: The Tkachuk Trade, Top 5 Movement, and the Malhotra Question
Jun 22, 2026
1h 11m 46s
S2 Ep81: The Chayka Era Begins: Nick Kypreos on the Maple Leafs’ Offseason
Jun 19, 2026
40m 47s
S2 Ep80: What Today's Players Need: Paul Bissonnette on Coaching and Leadership in The NHL
Jun 17, 2026
1h 09m 45s
S2 Ep79: How Carolina Built a Champion: Shannon & Millard on the Hurricanes’ Cup Victory
Jun 15, 2026
59m 28s
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() S2 Ep83: A Hockey Life Worthy of the Hall: Brian Burke on Career, Loss, and Legacy | Daren Millard and John Shannon sit down with newly elected Hockey Hall of Famer Brian Burke for a wide-ranging conversation covering a remarkable career and a deeply personal journey. Burke reflects on his unlikely path — picking up hockey at age 13 in Minnesota — and credits Lou Lamoriello as the mentor who pushed him toward the game despite his own initial resistance. He walks through his evolution from player to agent to general manager, the thrill of winning the Stanley Cup with Anaheim, and his tenures with Vancouver, Toronto, and his time as NHL Executive Vice President. Burke also opens up about the personal sacrifices that came with the job, the challenge of maintaining relationships with his children throughout his career, and the profound loss of his son Brendan.When Brian leaves, John and Daren shift gears to break down recent NHL transactions, with analysis of team strategies heading into the draft. | 1h 18m 38s | ||||||
| 6/22/26 | ![]() S2 Ep82: NHL Draft Preview with Sam Cosentino: The Tkachuk Trade, Top 5 Movement, and the Malhotra Question | Daren Millard and John Shannon bring in draft expert Sam Cosentino, who will be covering the NHL Draft for Sportsnet and NHL Network, to break down a draft landscape that's already full of intrigue.The centerpiece of the conversation is the Brady Tkachuk trade from Ottawa to Florida and how it reshapes draft strategies league-wide. Sam runs through the top prospects — including Gavin McKenna, Ivar Stennberg, and Caleb Malhotra — and the guys tackle the elephant in the room: would Vancouver dare to draft Caleb Malhotra, son of new head coach Manny Malhotra? The discussion also covers the real possibility of trades within the top 5 picks, the shifting development paths between the CHL and NCAA, and why American players are increasingly gravitating toward non-Canadian markets. Plus, speculation heats up around what Winnipeg and other teams might do before draft day. | 1h 11m 46s | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() S2 Ep81: The Chayka Era Begins: Nick Kypreos on the Maple Leafs’ Offseason | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Nick Kypreos on 100% Hockey to break down a busy offseason for the Toronto Maple Leafs.The conversation begins with Toronto’s acquisition of Darren Raddysh from Tampa Bay and what the defenseman could bring to a team looking to improve its power play and return to playoff contention immediately. Kypreos explains why the move fits the organization’s win-now mindset and how it reflects the priorities of the current management group.The guys also discuss the hiring of Jim Hiller as head coach and the aggressive approach being taken by general manager John Chayka, including the decision to move goaltender Joseph Woll. The discussion naturally leads to a bigger question facing the franchise: should Toronto continue building around Auston Matthews, or would a blockbuster trade ever make sense if the return was significant enough?The episode also touches on Mike Babcock’s expected return behind the bench in Edmonton, Sergei Bobrovsky’s contract extension in Florida, and several of the major storylines shaping the NHL offseason.A wide-ranging conversation about one of hockey’s busiest franchises and the decisions that could define its future. | 40m 47s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() S2 Ep80: What Today's Players Need: Paul Bissonnette on Coaching and Leadership in The NHL | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Paul Bissonnette on 100% Hockey for a conversation that spans the Stanley Cup champions, coaching philosophies, and the evolution of the modern game.Bissonnette shares his thoughts on Carolina's championship run, explaining why strong defensive structure, organizational depth, and buy-in throughout the lineup continue to separate contenders from everyone else.The conversation then turns to coaching, including Toronto's decision to hire Jim Hiller and the broader debate around leadership in today's NHL. Bissonnette argues that teams should be looking for coaches who can connect with modern players and discusses why younger, more adaptable voices may be better suited to today's game.The group also revisits the Mike Babcock controversy, with Bissonnette offering perspective on the stories that emerged from players and how expectations around coaching behaviour have changed across the league.The episode wraps with a look at Bissonnette's own career path, from professional hockey and the AHL to becoming one of the sport's most recognizable media personalities through Spittin' Chiclets and TNT.A candid conversation about where hockey has been and where it's headed next. | 1h 09m 45s | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() S2 Ep79: How Carolina Built a Champion: Shannon & Millard on the Hurricanes’ Cup Victory | John Shannon and Daren Millard look back on the Stanley Cup Final and ahead to what could be a fascinating NHL offseason on 100% Hockey.The guys break down Carolina’s championship run, examining the Hurricanes’ relentless defensive structure, organizational depth, and the leadership of Rod Brind’Amour. They also discuss the impact of Eric Tulsky’s roster-building decisions and how additions like Nick Ehlers helped shape a championship-calibre lineup.On the other side, they analyze where things went wrong for Vegas, including the Golden Knights’ inability to generate enough dangerous scoring opportunities despite a star-studded roster led by Jack Eichel.The conversation then turns toward the offseason, with coaching situations in Edmonton and Toronto taking center stage. The guys discuss the ongoing Mike Babcock story, potential coaching candidates around the league, and trade speculation involving players such as Dylan Larkin.They also touch on roster questions facing several teams, including Florida’s goaltending situation and important decisions looming in Minnesota.With the Stanley Cup awarded, attention quickly turns to the moves that could define next season. | 59m 28s | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() S2 Ep78: The Art of the Coaching Change: Larry Robinson on Tortorella, Vegas & the Cup Final | John Shannon and Daren Millard break down Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, with Carolina moving one win away from a championship following a victory over Vegas.Calling in while travelling to Las Vegas, Millard shares his observations from a game that saw the Golden Knights dominate early before penalties, special teams, and key adjustments shifted momentum back toward the Hurricanes. The conversation examines Carolina’s response, the impact of lineup decisions, and what Vegas must do to force a Game 7.Later, Hall of Famer Larry Robinson joins the show to discuss his experience taking over the New Jersey Devils late in the 2000 season and guiding them to a Stanley Cup. That conversation leads into comparisons with John Tortorella and the influence coaching can have on a team during a playoff run.From managing pressure to making difficult decisions at the most important time of year, Robinson shares insight into what separates successful coaches when championships are on the line.A conversation about Game 5, leadership behind the bench, and the impact a coach can have on a team’s Stanley Cup hopes. | 49m 07s | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() S2 Ep77: Eichel, Hart, and a Series Turning Point: Shane Hnidy and Chris Pronger on Game 4. | Daren Millard and John Shannon are joined by guests Shane Hnidy and Hall of Famer Chris Pronger to break down a pivotal Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes. The panel digs into Vegas's slow start and the defensive breakdowns that handed Carolina the win, calling out Jack Eichel for relying on fancy plays over direct shooting when it mattered most.They give credit to Carolina's relentless forecheck and Jordan Staal's dominant net-front presence, while also examining a key goaltending decision — whether Carolina should turn to Brandon Bussi in Game 5 over Frederik Andersen.The conversation also covers Carter Hart's performance, the physical toll Braden McNabb is playing through, and how home ice advantage could swing the remaining games in this tightening series. | 57m 56s | ||||||
| 6/8/26 | ![]() S2 Ep76: The Foster Hewitt Award, a Wild Stanley Cup Final, and the Voice Behind It All: Chris Cuthbert. | John Shannon and Darren Millard sit down with legendary play-by-play broadcaster Chris Cuthbert, fresh off receiving the Foster Hewitt Award, to break down a wild 2026 Stanley Cup Final between Vegas and Carolina. Chris shares what it's like calling games when the goals come in bunches, breaks down the unexpected intensity of the series, and gives his take on Mitch Marner's standout performance. The conversation goes beyond the ice as Chris reflects on his journey from early broadcasting days in Saskatchewan all the way to hockey's biggest stage, and what it meant to have a childhood dream realized with the Foster Hewitt Award. The guys also compare the atmosphere in both Carolina and Vegas arenas and swap stories from some of the most memorable playoff series Chris has called throughout his career. | 1h 05m 16s | ||||||
| 6/5/26 | ![]() S2 Ep75: Two Stanley Cup Champions, One Series: Scotty Bowman and Ken Hitchcock on Carolina vs. Vegas | John Shannon sits down with two of hockey's greatest coaching minds — Stanley Cup champions Scotty Bowman and Ken Hitchcock — to dissect the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas. The legends weigh in on referee decisions, coaching adjustments, and the ripple effect of Braden McNabb's injury on Vegas's defensive structure. Bowman and Hitchcock break down what each team needs to fix: Carolina must generate more offense from inside, while Vegas needs to protect their defensive structure and limit zone entries. They also dig into the mental side of playoff hockey — managing emotions, winning the line change battle, and staying composed when the stakes are highest. Ultimately, both coaches agree the series will come down to offensive zone possession and which goaltender rises to the moment. | 51m 20s | ||||||
| 6/3/26 | ![]() S2 Ep74: No Breaths Allowed: Breaking Down a Wild Stanley Cup Final Opener | Vegas Golden Knights steal Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final with a 5-4 comeback win, and Tripp Tracy joins Daren Millard and John Shannon to break it all down. The trio dissects Carolina's defensive zone coverage lapses, the key goals from William Carlson and Tomas Hurdle, and why you can never take a breath in a playoff series. They also dig into the underrated impact of face-offs, the no-look passing game from players like Mitch Marner and Colton Sissons, and what the Hurricanes need to fix before Game 2. Plus — Manny Malhotra lands the Vancouver Canucks head coaching job, and the guys weigh in on the rest of the coaching carousel. And yes, somehow traffic cones and daylight saving time also make the cut. | 1h 08m 29s | ||||||
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| 6/1/26 | ![]() S2 Ep73: Who Has the Edge?: Darren Pang on Carolina, Vegas, and the Stanley Cup Final | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Darren Pang on 100% Hockey to preview the Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights.Pang breaks down a matchup that may not have been everyone's preseason prediction, but one that features two deep, physical, and well-structured teams. He discusses Carolina’s depth throughout the lineup, the contributions coming beyond the top line, and the defensive identity that has helped Vegas reach another Stanley Cup Final.The conversation also dives into the goaltending battle between Frederik Andersen and Carter Hart, with Pang explaining why experience could prove to be a deciding factor as the stakes get higher.The group also examines the coaching matchup, including the impact John Tortorella has had on the Golden Knights, and reflects on how Stanley Cup Final coverage and media attention have evolved over the years.They wrap up with thoughts on the Kitchener Rangers’ Memorial Cup victory and the latest developments within the Toronto Maple Leafs organization.A full preview of the Stanley Cup Final with one of hockey’s most respected analysts. | 1h 03m 10s | ||||||
| 5/29/26 | ![]() S2 Ep72: The Science of Stopping Pucks: Steve Valiquette on Playoff Goaltending and Analytics | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by former NHL goaltender and analyst Steve Valiquette on 100% Hockey for a deep dive into the most important position in the game.Valiquette breaks down the playoff performances of several key netminders, including Carter Hart’s impressive postseason run and the mental toughness required to succeed when the pressure is highest. He also discusses the technical differences that separate elite goaltenders from the rest of the pack, including how teams evaluate low-danger and high-danger scoring chances.The conversation explores the future of tandem goaltending, whether more teams may move toward shared workloads, and how organizations like Colorado and Minnesota could approach the position moving forward. Valiquette also analyzes Frederik Andersen’s game, including areas where he excels and situations that can create challenges.The group wraps up by looking ahead to a potential Vegas-Carolina Stanley Cup Final and discussing how goaltending could ultimately decide the championship.A fascinating look at the position from one of hockey’s leading voices in goaltending analysis. | 53m 46s | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() S2 Ep71: The Road to the Stanley Cup Final: John Forslund on Vegas, Carolina & Montreal | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by veteran broadcaster John Forslund on 100% Hockey to break down both Conference Finals in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.Forslund shares insight into Montreal’s struggles generating offense against Carolina’s structured defensive game, while also reflecting on his long history with the Hurricanes organization and the identity the franchise has built over the years.The conversation also shifts west, where Vegas continues its surprising push toward the Stanley Cup Final. The group discusses the impact of John Tortorella behind the bench, Carter Hart’s standout goaltending, and why the Golden Knights continue to thrive under playoff pressure.They also examine the growing dominance of Pacific Division teams in recent playoff runs and what that says about the changing balance of power around the NHL.A full breakdown of the final teams standing as the Stanley Cup Final gets closer. | 1h 05m 39s | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | ![]() S2 Ep70: Depth Is Deciding Everything: Shannon & Millard on the NHL Playoffs | John Shannon and Daren Millard break down the latest developments in the Stanley Cup Playoffs on 100% Hockey.The conversation focuses on the Vegas Golden Knights’ dominant performance against the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Colorado Avalanche, including the impact of the team’s coaching change and the contributions from depth players like William Carrier and Brett Howden.The guys also discuss Montreal’s surprising run through the Eastern Conference playoffs and what the Canadiens’ rebuild under Jeff Gorton and Kent Hughes says about patience, structure, and organizational direction. They debate how long fanbases should realistically wait during rebuilds, and why Montreal’s process has been received differently than similar situations in Toronto, Edmonton, or Vancouver.The episode also touches on Carolina’s position in the East, playoff momentum swings, and the ongoing debate around which remaining team could truly be considered “Canada’s team.”A full playoff conversation as the Stanley Cup race starts to narrow. | 57m 47s | ||||||
| 5/22/26 | ![]() S2 Ep69: Pressure Shifts Fast: Scott Burnside & Mike Zeisberger on the Conference Finals | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Scott Burnside and Mike Zeisberger on 100% Hockey to break down the opening games of the NHL Conference Finals.The conversation focuses on the surprising starts from road teams Vegas and Montreal, including Montreal’s dominant win over Carolina after many believed the Canadiens were running out of energy. The group examines how quickly pressure can shift in the playoffs and what it means now that Colorado and Carolina have both lost their perfect postseason records.The discussion also dives into playoff goaltending, roster construction, and how aggressive moves by teams like Vegas continue to reshape expectations around contender building. The guys debate the balance between star power, depth, and chemistry, while also looking at standout performances across both series.They wrap up with thoughts on Lindy Ruff’s extension in Buffalo and what his successful return says about experience, leadership, and today’s NHL coaching landscape.A full breakdown of a playoff picture that suddenly looks far less predictable. | 55m 08s | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() S2 Ep68: The Coaches Behind the Contenders: John Davidson on the NHL Playoffs | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by John Davidson on 100% Hockey to break down the NHL’s Conference Final matchups.The conversation looks at the road each team took to get here, including Buffalo’s series with Montreal, with a heavy focus on goaltending and the impact of coaching under playoff pressure.Davidson shares thoughts on several of the NHL’s most talked-about bench bosses, including Martin St. Louis, John Tortorella, Jared Bednar and Rod Brind’Amour, discussing how each approaches leadership, player development, and high-pressure situations differently.The group also previews Colorado-Vegas and Montreal-Carolina, analyzing team depth, physicality, momentum swings, and the challenge of staying sharp after long breaks between series. They also touch on standout playoff performances from players like Josh Anderson and Taylor Hall, along with the outside distractions facing Vegas during their postseason run.A detailed look at what separates the NHL’s final four teams from the rest of the pack. | 1h 03m 50s | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() S2 Ep67: The Cost of Getting It Wrong: Doug MacLean on Coaching, Development, and NHL Pressure | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Doug MacLean on 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging conversation covering coaching changes, playoff hockey, and the realities of building NHL teams.MacLean opens by sharing his recent trip to the Centennial Cup in Summerside, where he watched the Western Capitals make a run to the final in front of packed crowds and one of the best junior hockey atmospheres in the country.The conversation then shifts to the NHL, with MacLean offering thoughts on the coaching situations in Toronto and Edmonton. He explains why he believes the Maple Leafs need a younger developmental voice behind the bench, while the Oilers may require a more experienced presence to maximize their championship window.MacLean also reflects on his own experience being fired as general manager of the Columbus Blue Jackets after 11 seasons, sharing how quickly those decisions can happen in the NHL.The group also breaks down the Montreal-Buffalo series heading to Game 7, playoff goaltending across the league, and the challenges teams face trying to develop young stars before free agency changes everything. MacLean also weighs in on Mitch Marner’s impact and the trade decisions surrounding him.A candid conversation about pressure, leadership, and how quickly things can change in hockey. | 1h 08m 01s | ||||||
| 5/15/26 | ![]() S2 Ep66: Inside a Stanley Cup Mindset: Alec Martinez on Vegas, Marner, and Playoff Hockey | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by three-time Stanley Cup champion Alec Martinez on 100% Hockey.Martinez discusses his analysis work with AM Rewind before diving into the current Stanley Cup Playoffs, including the Vegas Golden Knights’ push to the Western Conference Final. He shares insight into what makes Vegas difficult to play against and how experienced teams manage long playoff runs.The conversation also focuses on standout performances from Mitch Marner and Brett Howden, with Martinez breaking down Marner’s elite playmaking ability and the chemistry developing between the two players.They also discuss one of the more underrated challenges of the postseason — handling long breaks between series — and how teams try to maintain momentum while staying fresh. Plus, Martinez shares a lighter story from the COVID bubble involving his playoff beard, before the group wraps up with thoughts on coaching decisions and playoff goaltending.A conversation packed with perspective from someone who’s lived through nearly every kind of playoff situation imaginable. | 1h 09m 33s | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() S2 Ep65: Inside the Playoffs and the Broadcast Booth: Ryan Strome Joins Shannon & Millard | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Ryan Strome on 100% Hockey to discuss his recent experience stepping into the broadcast world during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.Strome shares what it was like appearing on Hockey Night in Canada, reflecting on growing up watching the show and why being part of the broadcast felt like a full-circle moment. He talks about the transition from player to analyst, what surprised him about television, and how differently you see the game from the studio.They also break down the Stanley Cup Playoffs, including Carolina’s strong postseason run and the Vegas-Anaheim series, while looking at what separates the remaining contenders.The conversation also touches on major NHL storylines, including Toronto’s decision to move on from head coach Craig Berube following their first-overall draft win, and Vancouver’s reported front office plans involving Brian Johnson and the Sedin twins.A mix of playoff analysis, media insight, and perspective from a player experiencing the game in a completely different way. | 56m 28s | ||||||
| 5/11/26 | ![]() S2 Ep64: Why Goaltending Is Defining These Playoffs: Kelly Hrudey Breaks It Down | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Kelly Hrudey on 100% Hockey for a deep dive into the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the evolving world of NHL goaltending.The conversation focuses heavily on the mental side of the position, including Montreal goaltender Jake Dobich and the emotional style he brings to the crease. Hrudey breaks down how different teams are handling goalie usage this postseason, why some clubs are more willing to rotate netminders, and what separates young goaltenders who thrive under playoff pressure from those who struggle with it.The group also discusses Carolina’s dominant playoff run, Anaheim’s defensive growth, and the Montreal-Buffalo series, before shifting into reflections on broadcasting and Hockey Night in Canada. Hrudey shares stories from his 31 years with the show, including memories from the iconic green room known as “The Lotus.”They close with thoughts on Mitch Marner’s playoff performance in Vegas and the larger trend of young goaltenders continuing to reshape the NHL postseason landscape. | 55m 40s | ||||||
| 5/8/26 | ![]() S2 Ep63: Pressure, Patience, and Playoffs: Mike Johnson on the Leafs, Carolina, and Coaching Matchups | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Mike Johnson on 100% Hockey for a wide-ranging look at the NHL playoff picture.The conversation opens with a breakdown of the coaching battles taking shape around the league, including discussions around John Tortorella, Joel Quenneville, and the continued success of Rod Brind’Amour’s Carolina Hurricanes. The group also analyzes the Colorado-Minnesota series, debating lineup decisions and the importance of trust in playoff goaltending.They then shift focus to Toronto, discussing Auston Matthews’ future with the Maple Leafs, the pressure surrounding the organization, and the addition of Matt Sundin to the front office mix. Johnson shares thoughts on what the Leafs still need to prove and how playoff expectations continue to shape every decision around the team.The episode also touches on the Norris Trophy conversation, how defensemen are evaluated in today’s game, and whether offensive production has started to outweigh traditional defensive standards.A full tour through the NHL playoff landscape with one of the sharpest analysts in the game. | 50m 43s | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | ![]() S2 Ep62: The Voice of Hockey: Doc Emrick on His Career, Calls, and the Game’s Evolution. | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by legendary broadcaster Doc Emrick on 100% Hockey for a conversation that spans decades of the game.Doc reflects on his career behind the mic, including his first Stanley Cup Final in 1987 and some of the most memorable playoff moments he had the chance to call. He shares stories from working alongside different teams and analysts, while also revisiting his time with Shannon and Millard, including the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs.The conversation also dives into the evolution of hockey broadcasting, from a more personality-driven era to today’s structured, corporate approach, and what’s been gained and lost along the way.A rare, wide-ranging conversation with one of the most recognizable voices the game has ever had. | 1h 27m 48s | ||||||
| 5/4/26 | ![]() S2 Ep61: Where It Went Wrong: Bob Stauffer on the Oilers’ Early Exit and What’s Next | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Bob Stauffer on 100% Hockey to break down the Edmonton Oilers’ first-round playoff loss.Stauffer walks through where things unraveled, pointing to injuries down the middle, inconsistent goaltending, and a penalty kill that couldn’t hold up in key moments. He explains how the team never found the kind of sustained momentum that defined previous seasons, and why that ultimately caught up to them in the playoffs.The conversation also shifts to the bigger picture in Edmonton, including the organization’s approach to roster construction and player development, and what responsibility falls on management after another early exit. With Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl still in their prime, the question becomes how long the window stays open and how patient that core can afford to be.They also touch on league-wide movement, including Toronto’s front office additions, and what those decisions say about how teams are trying to gain an edge.A candid look at a team facing real questions after falling short. | 1h 08m 38s | ||||||
| 5/1/26 | ![]() S2 Ep60: Leaving Las Vegas: Bruce Cassidy Reflects on Coaching, Change, and the Road Ahead | John Shannon sits down with Bruce Cassidy for an in-depth conversation on 100% Hockey, with Daren Millard handling the open and close.Cassidy discusses his recent experience stepping into a broadcasting role with TNT, offering a different perspective on the game during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. He reflects on the current postseason landscape, how the league continues to evolve, and what stands out watching from outside the bench.The conversation also looks back on Cassidy’s coaching path, from his early days to time with the Washington Capitals, Boston Bruins, and most recently the Vegas Golden Knights. He shares insight into the challenges and realities of coaching at the NHL level, including his recent departure from Vegas.Cassidy also opens up about personal experiences throughout his career, including Olympic moments and relationships with players like Bobby Orr and Ray Bourque, offering a broader perspective on the game and the people in it.A wide-ranging conversation with one of hockey’s most experienced voices, now seeing the game from a different angle. | 56m 48s | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | ![]() S2 Ep59: Carolina’s Edge in the Playoffs: with Hurricanes GM Eric Tulsky. | John Shannon and Daren Millard are joined by Eric Tulsky, general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, on 100% Hockey.Tulsky breaks down Carolina’s first-round sweep of Ottawa, explaining how the group managed to stay in control throughout the series and handle different forms of adversity, from injuries to penalties to momentum swings. He shares insight into the team’s overall composition and why their structure continues to translate in the playoffs.The conversation also gets into the decision-making process behind starting Frederik Andersen, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the call and the importance of recent performance over strictly analytical models.Tulsky also discusses his approach to the GM role beyond the roster, including his habit of walking the rink during games to connect with fans, what he hears from them, and how feedback shifts depending on results.A look inside how one of the NHL’s most structured teams operates, both on and off the ice. | 56m 38s | ||||||
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