On this week's episode, Kate's a clutch player (or maybe that's Cates?), Lian Bichsel is either a ham sandwich or a Canada Goose, and Fred just wants to look at some birds.

We're full of hot takes this week on the podcast, whether we're taking on William Nylander's YouTube channel or the new Victory Plus studio. Meanwhile, the Dallas Stars appear to be having fun on and off the ice this year and it's all Kate ever dreamed it could be.

We're back! Kate's still a hockey fan and Fred is still doing his best. In this episode, we touch on some preseason highlights and check in on the current state of the Flyers and Stars. We also watched the second season of Faceoff on Amazon Prime and share our thoughts.

We're back at it with another off-season overtime episode. Kate's still talking about hockey, Fred's manifesting a kaiju, so it's business as usual. We talk about some of the biggest trades and signings to go down leading up to and during free agency. We also give our initial impressions on upcycled Dallas head coach Glen Gulutzan.

Surprise! We're back with a mini off-season episode that we're calling an overtime episode. We catch up on the Panthers drunken shenanigans tour, and check in on this year's NHL draft which was the opposite of riveting. Finally, we highlight some of the biggest trades and signings of the week, including one which righted a great cosmic injustice.

On this week's episode we wrap up our coverage of the Stanley Cup finals and follow the Florida Panthers on their drunken shenanigans tour. We also talk about the trades and signings in Dallas and look back at some of our favorite moments from the NHL season.

This week on Ice is Slippery, Matthew Tkachuk's dropping names, the Edmonton Oilers have morphed into the Dallas Stars, and Kate and Fred are having olfactory flashbacks. We also help out some other NHL teams by assigning them girl pop anthems of their own.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we check in on the Stanley Cup playoffs but not before we bid adieu to Pete DeBoer. By the way, Frank (also known as Fred) is not allowed to make any head coach hiring decisions.