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13-04-2025
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The Wraparound: Is This The Year The Kings Eliminate The Oilers?
The Wraparound: Is This The Year The Kings Eliminate The Oilers? Connor Brown and Drew Doughty (Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images) Welcome to a new episode of The Hockey News Wraparound Show, featuring rapid-fire topics after a historic weekend in the NHL. Is This The Year The Kings Eliminate The Oilers? by The Wraparound Is This The Year The Kings Eliminate The Oilers? by The Wraparound undefined Advertisement Here's what Emma Lingan and Michael Augello discussed in this episode: 0:00: Is Alex Ovechkin's all-time NHL goals record one of the most impressive feats in professional sports? 6:58: Could Nick Suzuki be one of the top centers in the NHL in the near future? 9:30: Does Nick Roberston deserve a spot in the Toronto Maple Leafs' playoff lineup? 11:32: What is the Nashville Predators' biggest need at the NHL draft? 15:28: Will Brock Nelson stick with the Colorado Avalanche beyond this season? 17:48: Should the Florida Panthers be resting players already? 19:52: Could this be the year that the Los Angeles Kings take down the Edmonton Oilers? Advertisement 22:01: Have the St. Louis Blues shifted from being a feel-good story to a playoff threat? 24:30: Could Cale Makar end up hitting 100 points next season? 26:26: Should people think differently about the Buffalo Sabres' future after the team's hot streak at the end of the season? 29:34: Could we see Mitch Marner stick with the Toronto Maple Leafs long-term like Vladimir Guerrero Jr.? See below for where to subscribe to the show for future episodes. Apple Podcasts Spotify Podbean iHeartRadio Amazon
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06-04-2025
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The Wraparound: Will Canadiens' Lane Hutson Contend For The Norris Trophy Next Season?
NHL and hockey topics in rapid-fire discussions are what The Hockey News' Wraparound Show is all about. Will Canadiens' Lane Hutson Contend For The Norris Trophy Next Season? by The Wraparound undefined Here's what Emma Lingan and Michael Augello discussed in this episode: 0:00: What should the Boston Bruins look to add at the NHL draft? 3:27: Does Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green deserve more consideration for the Jack Adams award? 5:34: Could Patrick Roy's criticism of Anthony Duclair affect his future with the New York Islanders? 9:12: Which NHL team will most likely hang on to their current interim coach? 11:49: Is Zayne Parekh the best defenseman who is not in the NHL? 14:25: Should Niko Mikkola have been suspended for his actions against the Montreal Canadiens? 16:24: Do the Vegas Golden Knights have a sustainable style of management? 19:03: Which playoff team has the most questionable goaltending situation heading into the post-season? 24:22: Could Lane Hutson contend for the Norris Trophy as early as next season? 26:12: Which team that has clinched a playoff spot is most likely to be upset in the first round? See below for where to subscribe to the show for future episodes. Apple Podcasts Spotify Podbean iHeartRadio Amazon
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01-04-2025
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The Wraparound: Will Quinn Hughes Be The Best Vancouver Canucks Player Ever?
The Wraparound: Will Quinn Hughes Be The Best Vancouver Canucks Player Ever? Quinn Hughes (Bob Frid-Imagn Images) Kick off a new week with rapid-fire NHL and hockey topics on The Wraparound. Will Quinn Hughes Be The Best Vancouver Canucks Player Ever? by The Wraparound Will Quinn Hughes Be The Best Vancouver Canucks Player Ever? by The Wraparound undefined Here's what Emma Lingan and Michael Augello discussed in this episode: Advertisement 0:00: With Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl hurt, could the Edmonton Oilers be overtaken by the Los Angeles Kings? 4:16: Is Houston the next best destination for NHL expansion? 9:11: Could Dalibor Dvorsky be an NHL regular with the St. Louis Blues next season? 11:40: Did Doug Armstrong make the right decision to keep this Blues team together? 15:22: How will Patrick Maroon be remembered in the NHL? 17:50: As Quinn Hughes continues to break records, will he go down as the best Vancouver Canucks player ever? 19:55: Will Rick Tocchet end up staying with the Canucks beyond this season? 23:10: Could Josh Leivo get a shot to return to the NHL? Advertisement 25:33: Is Michael Misa guaranteed to be a top-three pick in this year's NHL draft? 28:07: What's the biggest reason why the Columbus Blue Jackets have been in a slump? See below for where to subscribe to the show for future episodes. Apple Podcasts Spotify Podbean iHeartRadio Amazon
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07-03-2025
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Sabres Sign Zucker To Two-Year Extension
The Buffalo Sabres displayed their usual inconsistency on defense and between the pipes, falling for the fifth straight game in Tampa Bay, as the recently acquired Oliver Bjorkstrand scored the game-winner in the third period for the Lightning in their 6-5 comeback victory over the Sabres at Amalie Arena on Thursday, but the results of the game were secondary to the speculation regarding the upcoming trade deadline. Former #Preds F Jason Zucker signs for 2 more years with the about this & the "Buffalo tax" yesterday with @MikeInBuffalo on The Wraparound for @TheHockeyNews ⬇️ — Emma Lingan (@emma_lingan) March 7, 2025 After the game, a number of reporters indicated that there was a potential trade between the New York Rangers and the Sabres regarding winger JJ Peterka. At this point, that has not come to fruition, but the club has taken care of some other business, as winger Jason Zucker has signed a two-year, $9.5 million contract extension to stay in Buffalo. The 32-year-old winger signed as a free agent with the Sabres last summer on a one-year deal and has 44 points (18 goals, 26 assists) in 54 games. Zucker has missed the last five games with a foot injury, which led to speculation that he was being held out to protect him before Friday's deadline. With the deal, the Sabres get a slight discount from Zucker's current $5 million AAV to $4.75 million, but the veteran forward gets the benefit of an extra year. Jason Zucker - Buffalo Sabres (18) — NHL Goal Videos (@NHLGoalVideos) February 2, 2025 Follow Michael on X, Instagram, and Bluesky @MikeInBuffalo
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07-03-2025
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Sabres Sign Zucker To Two-Year Extension
The Buffalo Sabres displayed their usual inconsistency on defense and between the pipes, falling for the fifth straight game in Tampa Bay, as the recently acquired Oliver Bjorkstrand scored the game-winner in the third period for the Lightning in their 6-5 comeback victory over the Sabres at Amalie Arena on Thursday, but the results of the game were secondary to the speculation regarding the upcoming trade deadline. Former #Preds F Jason Zucker signs for 2 more years with the about this & the "Buffalo tax" yesterday with @MikeInBuffalo on The Wraparound for @TheHockeyNews ⬇️ — Emma Lingan (@emma_lingan) March 7, 2025 After the game, a number of reporters indicated that there was a potential trade between the New York Rangers and the Sabres regarding winger JJ Peterka. At this point, that has not come to fruition, but the club has taken care of some other business, as winger Jason Zucker has signed a two-year, $9.5 million contract extension to stay in Buffalo. The 32-year-old winger signed as a free agent with the Sabres last summer on a one-year deal and has 44 points (18 goals, 26 assists) in 54 games. Zucker has missed the last five games with a foot injury, which led to speculation that he was being held out to protect him before Friday's deadline. With the deal, the Sabres get a slight discount from Zucker's current $5 million AAV to $4.75 million, but the veteran forward gets the benefit of an extra year. Jason Zucker - Buffalo Sabres (18) — NHL Goal Videos (@NHLGoalVideos) February 2, 2025 Follow Michael on X, Instagram, and Bluesky @MikeInBuffalo
