On Episode 39 of That’s Gross Hockey, we take a long-lens look at the Boston Bruins, the chaos around the league, and where hockey — and Gross Hockey — are headed next.

We start in Boston, breaking down Morgan Geekie’s recent struggles and why shooting percentage regression was inevitable. Slumps happen — the real conversation is about habits, simplicity, and how players respond when things aren’t clicking. With the Olympic break approaching, we talk about why a reset might be exactly what he (and others) need.

From there, we zoom out on the Bruins as a whole. This isn’t a perfect team — but it is a well-run organization. We discuss asset management, low-risk/high-reward pickups, and why Boston is positioned to get back to winning faster than most, even if this season isn’t the finish line. We also look ahead at potential playoff matchups and why, in a league full of parity, anything can happen if you get in.

Around the league, we touch on the latest drama, distractions, and media frenzies — from Ottawa-style chaos to how rumors and noise can derail teams faster than bad hockey ever could.

We wrap the hockey talk with Leafs vs Avs, star power, and perspective — including why the Auston Matthews discourse has gone off the rails, what Toronto’s real playoff problem has been, and why Colorado looks every bit like a wagon.

To close, we shift into Gross Hockey mode: Olympics momentum, upcoming merch drops, expanding the Free Bird/USA identity, a potential Canada theme, content strategy moving forward, and how we’re focused on building a real hockey community — not just chasing numbers.

As always, thank you for listening, supporting, and helping build this thing with us. Follow us on Instagram @thatsgrosshockey Merch drops coming soon. Shooters shoot. Puck don’t lie.