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Solo episode for Dakota reviewing the NHL Stanley Cup Conference Finals. Vegas is dominating Colorado and Carolina is holding off Montreal. Dakota breaks down these series and what we could see in a future Stanley Cup Finals. Dakota also looks into the finalist for some NHL Awards and if the Presidents Trophy curse is real or not.

Jacob and Dakota are back to break down everything happening across the NHL Playoffs as the postseason chaos continues to deliver. We recap the entire first round while also reacting LIVE to the NHL Draft Lottery results as they happened. You’ll hear our instant reactions, thoughts on the biggest surprises, and what it all means moving forward.We also dive into the second round matchups, discuss Dylan Holloway’s extension and the impact Robert Thomas could have on future negotiations, and talk about what it all means for the Blues going forward. If you’re looking for playoff reactions, offseason storylines, and Blues discussion all in one episode, this is one you won’t want to miss.

We’ve got a HUGE episode as Tim Kebler — our first-ever Sabres fan guest — jumps on to break down an electric Game 1 that had everything. From the biggest highs to the most frustrating lows, we’re diving deep into what this game means for Buffalo and what it’s like riding the rollercoaster of being a Sabres fan.🔥 We also tap into the underrated Buffalo–Blues connection, featuring names like Parayko, Thomas, Thompson, O’Reilly, and Ryan Miller — you won’t believe how intertwined these teams really are.🏒 Plus, we zoom out and hit everything happening across the NHL Playoffs after a wild opening weekend — storylines, surprises, and early reactions you need to hear.If you love playoff chaos, passionate fans, and strong hockey takes… this one’s for you.

From road trip struggles to statement wins, the St. Louis Blues respond with huge victories over Anaheim and Colorado, and we’re breaking it all down with Katelyn this week. Are the playoff hopes still alive, or is it time to start thinking about draft position? We dive into that debate while also highlighting the dominance of the Holloway–Thomas–Snuggerud line and the impact they’ve had offensively. We also take a closer look at Joel Hofer and his strong turnaround after a rough start, as the Blues try to build momentum at a critical point in the season.

Blues continue to win but are playoffs already out of reach? Kelsey breaks down whether she wants the Blues to keep pushing or if it is time for the tank. We also discuss potential summer moves. Could St. Louis start next season without Robert Thomas, Colton Parayko, Jordan Binnington, or Jordan Kyrou? Kelsey then breaks down the final 13 games of the season. Does she see the Blues continuing to win?

Post deadline show!! The Blues are on a roll, even with Schenn and Faulk moving on. We break down the trades that did happen as well as the trades that could have been. Which is the best return, and what does this look like for the future of the St. Louis Blues? Looking ahead, this team is giving a small glimmer of hope that they might make another post-break push. Are we rooting for wins or are we rooting for losses? Last night's game may have made that decision for us.

This week, we break down an unforgettable Olympic hockey tournament.We start with the dominant run by the United States women's national ice hockey team, who controlled the competition from start to finish. Then we dive into what may have been the best game ever played — the epic men’s showdown between the United States men's national ice hockey team and the Canada men's national ice hockey team.We also discuss the overall impact of the Olympics on the NHL as teams return to the grind.Finally, we turn our focus to the St. Louis Blues — what the post-break roster could look like and who might stay or go with the trade deadline approaching.

The Olympic break is here, and men’s hockey is officially underway! In this episode, we dive into what the start of the Olympics means for the five St. Louis Blues players representing their countries on the international stage. We break down projected lines for each team, where our Blues fit into the mix, and what kind of roles they’re expected to play. Back home, we take a look at where the Blues sit in the standings at the break and what the playoff picture looks like heading into the final stretch of the season. We wrap things up with an extended edition of Teach Me How To Doug, where we dig into the tough decisions ahead. With roster compliance looming after the break, 2–3 moves will need to be made — so what are the most likely scenarios? Trades? Waivers? IR gymnastics? We explore all the possibilities and what they could mean for the team moving forward. Olympics, roster crunches, and the road to the playoffs — let’s get into it. 🎙️🏒

The Blues have dropped four straight, but the vibes are still alive—and Bruce is back for a must-listen episode. We dive into the last few games and explain why the Blues haven’t been nearly as bad as the record shows. Injuries down the middle are testing this team, and we break down exactly how that’s changed the lineup. Plus, things get spicy as Bruce helps us decide who to draft between McKenna, Stenberg, and Verhoff, and we wrap it up by looking at which players could actually be on the move.

The Blues are sliding, and the drama is heating up. We’re joined by Sam G. to break down the Blues’ three-game losing streak, the ongoing tension between Jordan Binnington and Jim Montgomery (while Joel Hofer stays out of the spotlight), and what it all means moving forward. We also dive into Philip Broberg’s new contract, injuries piling up across the lineup, and kick around some high-profile trade ideas as the season hits a critical point.Plenty to unpack in this one — Blues fans won’t want to miss it. 🎺💙

We kick things off by welcoming special guest Koty W. to the show as we settle in for a packed hockey episode. From there, we hit the latest St. Louis Blues updates, breaking down where the team stands as the season approaches the halfway mark and what’s catching our attention lately. Next, we dive into the World Junior Championships, highlighting key moments, standout performances, and the Blues prospects giving fans something to watch for the future. To wrap it up, we roll through our New Year’s resolutions for the Blues — players, coaches, and management — with plenty of takes that will spark debate (you’ll have to listen to hear who we think needs to deliver in 2026).

This week, we’re joined by a truly special guest — Dan Picard, son of St. Louis Blues legend Noel Picard. We dive into stories that bridge generations of Blues hockey, from Noel’s iconic toughness on the ice to the impact his legacy still has on fans today. Dan shares personal memories, behind-the-scenes moments, and what it was really like growing up with one of the most beloved Blues defensemen of all time. We also talk about the modern team, the state of the roster, and how today’s players stack up against the gritty era Noel helped define.This week, we’re joined by a truly special guest — Dan Picard, son of St. Louis Blues legend Noel Picard. We dive into stories that bridge generations of Blues hockey, from Noel’s iconic toughness on the ice to the impact his legacy still has on fans today. Dan shares personal memories, behind-the-scenes moments, and what it was really like growing up with one of the most beloved Blues defensemen of all time. We also talk about the modern team, the state of the roster, and how today’s players stack up against the gritty era Noel helped define.