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June 9th, 2001 was a historic day for the Colorado Avalanche when they won their second Stanley Cup. Colorado beat the New Jersey Devils in seven games to lead to their victory. As Raymond Bourque got older with the Boston Bruins, it became clear his chances of winning the coveted Stanley Cup were getting smaller […] More
In this weeks installment of GWTF, the boys try to fill the gap between now and the return of NHL hockey. The Blackhawks signed a guy named Chalupa, Jeff Blashill and Jason Botterill are somehow keeping their respective jobs, a little discussion on our favorite vintage sweaters that we’d like to see in the playoffs, […] More
As Kevin, Dan, and I discussed in this week’s latest installment of the Go With The Flow podcast (available on Spotify and Apple), commissioner Gary Bettman has announced a return to play plan. If all goes well, the 12-seed Blackhawks would square off against the 5-seed Oilers at a neutral hub city in a five-game […] More
Yesterday, Commissioner Gary Bettman unveiled a plan for an unprecedented 24-team playoff. With all of the various intricacies, the boys break down what this playoff might look like and what we as fans can expect going forward. Follow us on Twitter @GWTFpodcast_ Subscribe on Apple podcasts / Spotify More
The National Hockey League is dead-set on having playoffs, and they might be an adjusted format. The league and player’s association have been discussing the possibility of a 24-team format with some games played beforehand to get the players back into it. While the 24-team format could be great for some teams on the cusp […] More
Recently NBC Sports Chicago spoke with Patrick Kane and somewhere along the line, the prospect of Patrick Sharp joining the Blackhawks front office came up. Patrick Kane praised Patrick Sharp's work as a broadcaster but envisioned him as part of the #Blackhawks' front office: "I could see him doing that even to this day."https://t.co/m2YliOXa6r — […] More
This is a question that I have seen pop up every so often now that we’re well into COVID-19 quarantine and there isn’t much else to talk about. What would happen if the NHL resumed play in late June/early July and set up a Stanley Cup Final in August? Would fans be attracted to watch […] More
Earlier this week, it was reported the 2020 NHL Draft is still likely to take place in June. A final decision on whether to have the NHL draft in early June could come today but the league’s call on that still could slide into the coming days. At this point, it’s more likely than not […] More
No sports games being played, but weirdly enough this time at home has given us a lot of celebrity gossip and drama. George & Sami of That Being Said Pod are back for Episode 614… Today we broke down the Earl Thomas story after his wife put a gun to his head… We talked about some DMs […] More
TSN – Screenshots of the Instagram group chat involving Leipsic began to surface on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon. Those images displayed conversations involving misogynistic and rude comments about different women and players in the NHL, with Leipsic taking part in the discussions. The Washington Capitals released a statement about the comments, “We are aware of the […] More
The Colorado Avalanche had quite the offseason last July when free agency started, and they are continuing to reap the benefits of their trades and pickups. For a long time, fans of both Colorado and other NHL teams claimed that the Avs “lacked depth”. It made sense, but how much depth can you add in […] More
John McDonough now has a case of the Mondays. In stunning news, owner Rocky Wirtz decided to remove the long-time President and CEO of the organization. Blackhawks Chairman W. Rockwell “Rocky” Wirtz announced today the team has released John McDonough from his role as President and CEO of the organization. — Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) April […] More