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NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast

NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast

著者: Jim Parsons
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NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast is all about breaking down trades, talking rumors and speculation in the NHL and having fun with player movement, especially around the NHL Draft, The NHL Trade Deadine and free agency.

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  • NHL Trade Talk Podcast - Ep. 37
    2026/10/02
    On this week's episode of NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast, the crew digs into the Kirill Marchenko trade to the Toronto Maple Leafs and why the Leafs decided to trade Matthew Knies. Was there more going on than meets the eye? Why trade such a solid core piece? Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers are dealing with injuries and more goaltending trouble, allowing 13 goals in two games vs the lowly Canucks. What will they do? The Anaheim Ducks signed Tristan Luneau to a wild contract and what's the latest on Simon Edvinsson?

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    29 分
  • NHL Trade Talk Podcast - Ep. 36
    2026/09/23
    On this episode of NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast, Jim Parsons, Vivek Kalia, and Kyle Ogland offer updates on Connor Hellebuyck and Dylan Larkin. What has changed since last week? Meanwhile, what's going on in Columbus, where the Blue Jackets can't seem to get any business taken care of and it's hard to know what they're big stars -- Zach Werenski, Adam Fantilli, and Kirill Marchenko -- are thinking. Finally, in Edmonton and Toronto, things are all great with Mike Babcock and Sergei Bobrovksy, but how long will it last?

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    40 分
  • NHL Trade Talk Podcast - Ep. 35
    2026/09/17

    On this week's episode of NHL Trade Talk: The Podcast, the crew breaks down the latest on Connor Hellebuyck and his ever-changing situation with the Winnipeg Jets. The latest is that the team suspended him because he won't attend training camp. Is this getting to a point where someone has to budge? And whose side are we on?


    Meanwhile, Dylan Larkin was going to attend training camp for the Detroit Red Wings, but he's suddenly injured and will miss it, as newly appointed interim GM Shawn Horcoff revealed. Should we buy into the Larkin injury, or is this just incredibly awkward timing?


    Finally, Chris Kreider chose the Montreal Canadiens. How big a get is this for the Habs?

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    26 分
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